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Global Battery Metals: an international critical mineral exploration and development company

Global Battery Metals is an international critical mineral exploration and development company with a presence in Ireland, the United States, Canada, and Peru. As the world moves away from traditional fossil fuels, the Vancouver-based company remains focused on growth...
Simon Druker | January 23, 2023 |

Gold In Nevada Is Booming, Here’s One Stock To Watch Out For

(Image via Peloton Minerals Corporation.) The state of Nevada produces around 175 tonnes of gold every year and if it were a country, it would be the fifth largest gold producer in the world. One of the richest areas in Nevada for gold production is Elko County …. ...
Stockhouse Editorial | September 9, 2020 |

Will Havoc in the Labor Market and (Dis)Inflation Make Gold Shine?

There is a true havoc in the US labor market, while inflation rate has declined. What does it mean for the gold market? True Pandemonium Emerges in the US Labor Market This week was full of economic data. Let’s analyze them, starting, as usual, from the ...
Arkadiusz Sieron | May 19, 2020 |

Weimar Fed in the Twenty-First Century

I was pacing around the house this lovely but cold Friday afternoon (after finally having the water supply restored after our well filed for unemployment benefits), trying desperately to think of a topic to write about in this weekly missive, when it suddenly occurred t...
Streetwise Reports | May 15, 2020 |

The Great Dichotomy

One of the advantages of being a sexagenarian is that after forty years investing in stocks, bonds, commodities, and currencies you have a pretty good idea when something is not exactly "right." If you have lived a good, normal life and you still have decent control of ov...
Streetwise Reports | February 10, 2020 |

The Company that’s Growing Winning Cannabis Brands

“Our goal is to be a consumer-branded good play that actually owns the infrastructure and knows how to operate it in the cannabis space. That is the future of 1933. That is what we’re really good at and we’re going to stick to it…and crush...
Dave Jackson | October 1, 2019 |

My Second-Worst Nightmare

It was only a few hours ago that I was cruising through a lovely early-autumn Friday afternoon preparing for one of the last weekends at the marina for the 2019 season when I came across the much-heralded (and often misinterpreted) COT report. I was on the way up the ea...
Streetwise Reports | October 1, 2019 |

Technical Analyst: The Outlook for Oil Is Bleak

Technical analyst Clive Maund explains why he is bearish on oil and what could alter that outlook. A commodity that will certainly not do well in a recession/depression is oil. So much capacity has been brought on-stream in recent years, particularly in the ...
Streetwise Reports | July 31, 2019 |

Profiting from Europe's new gold rush

Europe owns a sizable chunk of the world's natural resources. Over the past few decades, however, EU countries have mostly imported their resources. Outlandish? Maybe. But it was simply easier, cheaper, and most importantly it avoided most environmental conflicts. Ge...
Jeff Clark, Casey Research | October 28, 2012 |