Category: Mali
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POSTED ON June 20, 2013 BY CEOEditor

NexGen Commences Drilling at Radio Project, Eastern Athabasca Basin, Saskatchewan Related: Read the NexGen backstory in this CEO.CA interview here. NexGen Energy Ltd. (TSX.V:NXE) (“NexGen” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that it has commenced a 4,000 meter drill program at the Radio property, which is immediately adjacent to, and on trend approximately 2km east from, Rio… Continue Reading

POSTED ON June 10, 2013 BY Gianni Kovacevic

Mali, West Africa is the third largest gold producer on the African continent. Mali’s world-class mines were discovered in the 1990’s and 2000’s by companies such as BHP, AngloGold Ashanti & Randgold plus a handful of juniors, all of which have had their share prices suffer tremendously in the wake of last year’s military coup.… Continue Reading

POSTED ON May 12, 2013 BY CEO Technician

In short we’ll be buying gold, mining shares, and US Treasuries on dips all summer long. If we are to presume that the Wall Street Journal’s Jon Hilsenrath is not completely off the reservation, and was in fact prompted by the Fed itself to float a ‘tapering trial balloon’, then we must believe that we… Continue Reading

POSTED ON May 03, 2013 BY Reid McKay

Few businessmen posses the enterprise and acumen required to lead a company to success. Even fewer still have the gumption, drive and tenacity needed to take that company to the forefront of an industry. Jack Welch is one of these few. Though he was the youngest CEO General Electric had ever had, Welch was able… Continue Reading

POSTED ON April 17, 2013 BY CEO Technician

A noted trading author, Mark Douglas, once wrote “every moment in the market is unique” – you can definitely say that again! And perhaps there has never been a market dynamic as unique as the current one. We have US equity markets near all-time highs while roughly 80% of global equity markets are in confirmed… Continue Reading

POSTED ON March 15, 2013 BY Reid McKay

The animosity and societal disconnect of living in the downtown core of a large city can be stressful — living expenses are much higher, available space is limited. For some, it seems like only the most seasoned urbanites are courageous enough to start a family in the concrete jungle. Of course, the typical sought-after home… Continue Reading

POSTED ON March 14, 2013 BY Tommy Humphreys

Father and son Ben and Garrett Ainsworth may have lead Alpha Minerals and JV partner Fission Energy to the radioactive mother lode on a new frontier in the Athabasca Region of Northern Saskatchewan. Not long ago, Alpha Minerals, formerly ESO Uranium, was a dog of a stock. Trading at just $.02 last October, chances of… Continue Reading

POSTED ON December 06, 2012 BY Tommy Humphreys

“The lies are screaming to the heavens.” Dan Gertler Earns Billions as Mine Deals Leave Congo Poorest Nation. Bloomberg “With commodity-supply constraints easing, Chinese growth slowing and producer-company returns normalizing,” it is tempting to say the super-cycle is over, Currie wrote. “Current developments are simply the next phase of a commodity-investment cycle that began in… Continue Reading

POSTED ON November 27, 2012 BY Tommy Humphreys

American financiers on the offer. Private-Equity Managers Make Moves as Tax Increases Near. Bloomberg Somali pirates buying condos? “When tremendous global wealth and economic uncertainty exist side by side, the remote nature of these markets is attractive to both illicit wealth and to rich buyers, many of whom favour authenticity and exclusivity over luxury and grandiosity.” The World’s Most… Continue Reading

POSTED ON November 06, 2012 BY Tommy Humphreys

Election day in the United States… “Politicians promise the earth to win over the electorate and then deliver much less.” How Will the Election Affect Investment Strategies. Institutional Investor Whoever wins the election will get to preside over a growing economy and look like a genius. The Next President Is Lucky. Slate “The principal fact for consideration in the… Continue Reading

POSTED ON November 05, 2012 BY Joseph Staples

Simplifying can show us what’s important and lead us to what matters. Learning from the legacy of Donald Judd and path of Leo Babuata as artists and executives alike. Photo: Untitled by Donald Judd Doing less is a popular thought process in business at the moment. The idea of trying to reduce distraction and get… Continue Reading

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