Monthly Archives: December 2011

This past pre-holiday week may have been a slow one but there was still some mild excitement in the markets … unfortunately it was mostly the… Login or Subscribe to Read More →

Not so much a model portfolio but rather a filter for rare earth stocks that reflects our research in the sector, our… Login or Subscribe to Read More →

It is that time again: a review of our portfolios to see what has worked and what hasn’t in 2011, and more importantly, what we… Login or Subscribe to Read More →

Santa has placed coal in the stockings of many junior mining investors this year. Prices remain ridiculously weak as tax loss selling looks to extend… Login or Subscribe to Read More →

Good news for many of you! We have decided to do a weekly update for subscribers in order to highlight the most important new content… Login or Subscribe to Read More →

The recent drop in gold, silver and risk assets in general is largely due to market disappointment that neither the Eurozone central banking system nor… Login or Subscribe to Read More →

Much has been made recently about the “negative gold lease rates” derived from the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) statistical gold and silver data. For example, there was coverage here and here late last week claiming that banks are having … Read More →

This month we’ve broken down our track record into more detail by plotting performance against a chosen benchmark for each of our Collective2 accounts… Login or Subscribe to Read More →

It was announced late yesterday by Kinross (NYSE: KGC; TSX: K) that after years of wrangling the Ecuadorean government headed by Rafael “Hugo-Lite” Correa is finally almost ready to conclude negotiations on the very first mining license since the passage … Read More →