Recent Columns
Peter Grandich:Ratchet Up Your Enthusiasm For Gold
Given the fact that the great secular gold bull market has gone on for about eight years and has seen a more then a tripling in price, the amount of enthusiasm in and around the metals and mining industry currently doesn’t come close to matching the results. In fact, I believe there was far more exuberance with gold breaking above $400 than there is now at $1,100. How anyone can call gold in a bubble is beyond me. Continue…
Norman Duncan:Windarra Minerals, An Unusual Play On Gold
I’ve come to the startling conclusion over the past few months that my crystal ball has a problem with timing. The gold correction that I was worrying about came in January, rather than the usual early spring pull-back. As of the writing of this article (mid-February) gold looks to be poised for a rebound, which could signal the end of a rather nasty pull-back. Continue…
Vincent Weber:Mining and Exploration in Westernmost Canada
In this article, we discuss mining potential in Westernmost Canada which includes the province of British Columbia, and the Yukon Territory. Despite a broad perception that opening a mine in British Columbia requires navigation through miles of red-tape and negotiations with First Nations, the province remains a hot-bed for mineral exploration. Continue…
Norm Duncan:Guyana Site Resembles Athabaska Basin
After all the worry I was experiencing in my last article, the precious metals market continues to roll on. While I remain cautious (what’s new in that), I suspect that the cause for concern is not great in the immediate future. There are now many people calling for a gold bubble and that makes me happy. If’s only when everybody is bullish and unworried that I get scared. Continue…
Kevin Barker:West Timmins Gold Play Picking Up Steam
I’d like to update one of my Canadian gold picks from recent months, West Timmins Mining Inc, formerly trading on Canada’s Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol WTM. West Timmins is a company I’ve followed from its inception at pennies per share, and I’ve been gratified to see the share price increase to better than $3.00. Much of the gains occurred in the months following my reiterated buy last March when the stock was under a buck. Continue…
