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Selecting Silver Miners for October 2019

Gold and silver are our main focus, no doubt about it. But they are only a part of the precious metals market. Actually, there is another side of the market which could be overlooked by investors starting to look into the precious metals market. So, we would like to take some ...

Precious Metals Reentry Time: Not Ideal but Enough for a Trade

I was looking over the charts last night (over a fine Merlot and some fava beans), trying desperately to avoid the temptation of attending that embarrassment of capitalism called PDAC. The mining conference held annually in Toronto has transformed from an industrial showc...

Bear Market Rallies: The Nascent Narcotic

The 2018-2019 bear market rally that we identified during the last week of 2018 via the 2019 Forecast Issue, entitled " 2019: Mayhem, Misallocation and the Mockery of True Price Discovery ," is now on record as one of the most ferocious rallies ever recorded, as short sel...

Buzz on the Bullboards: A Look At Some Mining WINNERS

With most mining stocks – and sectors – having been in the doldrums in recent years, investors have listened to endless commentary talking about “compressed valuations”, “strong value propositions”, and simply “buying opportunities&C...

The Battle for Investment Relevancy

"The desire for gold is the most universal and deeply rooted commercial instinct of the human race."—Gerald M. Loeb One of the finest books ever written on investing was "The Battle for Investment Survival," by Gerald M. Loeb, the provider of today's quote and a true le...

Invasive Species

Invasive species: Any kind of living organism—an amphibian (like the cane toad), plant, insect, fish, fungus, bacteria, or even an organism's seeds or eggs—that is not native to an ecosystem and causes harm. They can harm the environment, the economy, or even human he...

Dissecting the Stock Bubble Debate: Flow Versus Value

"For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction." —Sir Isaac Newton (Newton's Third Law) In nature, where everything moves freely absent human interference, her omnipotent forces are allowed to manifest themselves in manners that create a living ecosystem t...

The Great White North of Debt: What Canada's Monetary Policies Mean

As I sit here on a Thursday evening, contemplating the logic behind my most recent additions to a highly tentative short position on the SPY:US (the exchange-traded fund [ETF] tracking the S&P 500), I am doing everything in my power to not take my quote machine and proj...

Seasonal Dysfunction: Why Generations of Investors Are Having Such Difficulty

With great apology, I am late with this week's missive largely due to the arrival of boating season and the fierce need to secure a new vehicle, which should have taken (only) two days but didn't. Having arrived at the marina on Friday evening, I expected a rather smooth ...

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...
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