Here are my favourite news releases this morning and my comments. Kirkland Lake Gold – (KGI:TSX) – Financial results are out for the third quarter of 2015 (Kirkland uses a different year end then most companies). The results are for the 3 month period ending January 2015. An excellent quarter for Kirkland earning a net… Continue Reading

Tonight is the season finale of the popular Discovery Channel program Gold Rush, and viewers are set to find out how much gold the Hoffman family dug up this season. Klondike Gold Corp (KG.TSXV), a fledging junior miner I own stock in and have worked with, will receive 15% of whatever Gold the Hoffman’s produce… Continue Reading

Several interesting mining news releases today. Here are a couple of the ones that caught my eye and some of my own comments. B2Gold (BTO:TSX) – B2Gold has achieved commercial production ahead of schedule at its newest mine Otjikoto in Nambia. The mine is expected to between 140,000-150,000 ounces at an all in sustaining cash cost… Continue Reading

Today marks a significant achievement for Red Eagle Mining (RD.V) and the entire Colombian gold sector. The South American nation has a long and storied history of gold mining, but no modern gold mine has been permitted in the country. This all changed this morning when Red Eagle announced the receipt of their Environmental License, the… Continue Reading

The Prospectors and Developers Convention (PDAC), held last week in Toronto, is the largest annual mining conference, with over 23,000 attendees this year. The event is typically when small mining companies rush to put out news releases to try and get attention. This year, the fourth consecutive year of declining share prices and financing activity… Continue Reading

The owner of one of the world’s largest and lowest grade gold mines is filing for bankruptcy. Allied Nevada Corp. (ANV.TO), which owns the massive Hycroft gold mine in Nevada, has reached an agreement with its note holders to restructure the company. ANV and the supporting noteholders have also agreed on a $78 million debtor… Continue Reading

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), a big, lush, mineral-rich country in the heart of Sub Saharan Africa, currently produces roughly 6% of the world’s copper (approx 1 million tonnes per annum). Mining engineer and CFA Tom Meyer, an equity research analyst with CIBC World Markets, is concerned DRC supply could be in jeopardy, compounding… Continue Reading

Via Energy and Gold.com: Lets face it, nobody is bullish on the euro, nobody! Even ECB President Mario Draghi probably has a secret short position in the EUR/USD in order to hedge his euro exposure from his salary at the ECB. If the following sentiment chart could fall below 0 it would probably be at… Continue Reading

Some weeks ago word began spreading that Apple would be releasing a gold edition of their much anticipated wearable wrist computer, the Apple Watch. A few very ambitious article speculated that Apple on its own would purchase 1/3 rd of the world’s gold supply for production of the luxury version of the new timepiece. It… Continue Reading

Daily Commodity Chart Wrap 3/9/2015 via Energy and Gold.com: Copper Marginal Cost Percentiles The 90th percentile cost of producing copper is currently roughly $2.25/lb, it’s interesting that this level also coincides with the 200-month moving average (the same moving average where copper found support at the 2008-2009 lows). A powerful chart of gold net producer… Continue Reading

by EnergyandGold.com At the Subscriber Investment Summit in Toronto last week, Energy and Gold took in 15 presentations from leading junior mining and energy CEOs hand picked by three well known investment newsletter writers. One company, Canamax Energy (CAC.V), was introduced as the largest holding of Oil and Gas Investments Bulletin editor Keith Schaefer. Mr. Schaefer has been… Continue Reading

Two promoters tried to pitch me on writing free articles for them this morning. Neither seemed to know much about CEO.ca, nor get to the point about what’s in it for readers (and or me, the writer), so I ended the calls rather quickly. Several years ago, I met Cameron Herold, the Back Pocket COO,… Continue Reading

[Editor’s note, Paul Andreola and Brandon Mackie have teamed up with Keith Schaefer’s group to publish the new Small Cap Discoveries newsletter. This morning Paul and Brandon shared their favourite investing blogs, original link here and reprinted blow with permission] Close that Bloomberg tab, cancel your subscription to Barron’s, and don’t you dare even think… Continue Reading

Buccaneering financier Jim Slater has been sharing stock tips in the Telegraph newspaper for over 50 years. It’s important for potential investors to keep an eye out for these kinds of articles, as well as things like Grizzly Reports which help you to avoid making bad decisions. As well as this useful site, there are… Continue Reading

Seven hundred forty million dollars. That’s how much Bill Gross has reportedly invested of his own cash into the bond fund he manages at Janus Capital Group. The billionaire bond king—who unexpectedly left Pacific Investment Management Company, or PIMCO, in September after a clash with senior management—now owns a little over half of the $1.45… Continue Reading