Gold and silver are wrapping up a record-setting week once again. Starting with gold, the yellow metal left market participants hanging last
Statistics Canada released November’s gross domestic product (GDP) data on Friday (January 30). The numbers show that the economy remained flat overall
Did gold and silver just experience a blow-off top, or do they have more room to run? Lobo Tiggre, CEO of IndependentSpeculator.com,
Ross Beaty of Equinox Gold (TSX:EQX,NYSEAMERICAN:EQX) and Pan American Silver (TSX:PAAS,NASDAQ:PAAS) shares his thoughts on gold and silver’s record-setting runs. While high
Optimism was building at last year’s Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC), with fresh capital flowing back into the mining sector, lifting project
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Don Durrett of GoldStockData.com explains why gold’s record-setting price run isn’t over. ‘The reason gold is at US$5,000 (per ounce) and
Willem Middelkoop, founder of Commodity Discovery Fund, breaks down his outlook for silver, saying that at this point US$200 or even US$300
