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Hunting for Golden Elephants
Chile is prime hunting ground for “elephants” — large, undiscovered deposits of all sorts of minerals — copper, lead, gold, silver and more ...[More ...]
How Hard Is it to Buy Foreign Stocks?
That's one of the most common questions I hear and one that shows how intimidated many U.S. investors are by investing in foreign stocks. What's sad is that it is easy, simple, and inexpensive to invest in ...[More ...]
Hard Money Wins Out!
They called it "a relic of the past." They described its last major bull market surge as an "anomaly." They said it was a dinosaur of an investment, never to return to the arena of modern finance. Even The Wall ...[More ...]
3 Ways to Play Argentina’s Boom
In the most recent (third) quarter, Argentina’s economy grew 8.7% compared with a year earlier. In fact, Argentina’s $328 billion economy is on track to record its fifth straight year of annual growth ...[More ...]
Trade Wars: Will the Empire Strike Back?
At some point, our combative trade policy and ballooning national debt will (1) send interest rates higher as the Chinese become more and more reluctant to lend us money and (2) also drive the Chinese ...[More ...]
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More on gold, the dollar, the Dow!
Gold pushing $1,150 an ounce. Dollar still in trouble. Dow headed to 10,800 ...[More ...]
Investigating a Promising Gold Explorer
I just got back from Chile and Argentina, and wanted to share a bit of video from the trip where I looked at some projects being developed by Exeter Resources. Here, I talk to geologist Eric Roth as he explains ...[More ...]
Last Week Indonesia … This Week Thailand
After spending $15 million of Thailand's money in a failed attempt to prop up the U.S. dollar, the Thai Minister of Finance warned this week that "the dollar is more likely than not to decline in value." ...[More ...]
Wow! Gold on fire!
Gold is on fire, busting loose, slicing up through the $1,100 level. Dollar very ill. Stocks, acting like gold ...[More ...]
All Aboard For Profits
Warren Buffett paid $100 a share for Burlington Northern. But if you look overseas, you can find a great railroad trading for one-fourth that price ...[More ...]
