How to Play Gold When Trump Tension is High
The gold price nearly hit $1,300 last week due to strong words between the US and North Korea. Here’s what to do next time tensions are running high.
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The gold price nearly hit $1,300 last week due to strong words between the US and North Korea. Here’s what to do next time tensions are running high.
When US President Donald Trump was elected last year, many mining companies thought he would help them move their projects forward. Has that actually happened?
The gold price hit a two-month high and came close to $1,300 as geopolitical concerns boosted demand for safe-haven assets.
US President Donald Trump’s warning to North Korea has given gold momentum; investors are also awaiting US inflation data.
By Melissa Shaw
Our coverage of the 2017 Sprott Natural Resource Symposium. Click for interviews from CEOs and analysts, plus thoughts on commodities and stock picks.
Global gold demand fell in the first half of 2017 due to a sharp drop in ETF purchases, the World Gold Council says.
Adrian Day of Adrian Day Asset Management shares his thoughts on the resource sector and the gold market.
Doug Casey, Brent Cook, Adrian Day, Matt Badiali, Keith Fitz-Gerald, Chris Gaffney and Byron King discuss their investment ideas and top stock picks for 2017.
Thunderstruck Resources CEO Bryce Bradley talks about the company’s zinc and copper projects in Fiji.
Adrian Day of Adrian Day Asset Management shares his thoughts on what investors need to consider once they’ve done their due diligence and are ready to pull the trigger on a stock.
Four prospect generators have surged over 100 percent so far in 2016. Here’s a look at who they are and what they’ve been up to.
Gold and silver were buoyed after troubles in China this week, while both copper and oil took hits.
Peter Schiff says his EuroPac Gold Fund is being launched to coincide with “the greatest buying opportunity that I’ve seen during the entire bull market in gold stocks.”
Which companies does Louis James, Casey Research’s chief metals and mining investment strategist, like? Read on to find out.
By Vivien Diniz
When it comes to investing in gold companies, should investors look to majors or juniors?
What did junior miners think of this year’s PDAC convention? The Investing News Network touched base with a number of them to find out.
Worry that the U.S. Federal Reserve could begin tapering its stimulus program, along with a steadier dollar and stronger U.S. Treasury yields, weighed on gold prices today.
In today’s challenging finance environment, some miners are looking to royalty companies to fill the funding void. Royalty sales give the junior mining company capital to explore or build a mine in exchange for a percentage of future production. It is a win-win. Investors have exposure to gold profits, but
The Street reported that employment rates are dropping, proving that central banks need to start making efforts to boost the economy, and gold prices were on the rise.
Despite the cautionary tone of the keynote speakers at the 2011 San Francisco Hard Assets Investment Conference, the message was clear that if investors practice their due diligence, they can still make healthy returns.
