Gold Leasing as Geopolitical Collateral
Spot gold is holding around US$3,274, edging 2.9% lower on the week yet still about 25% stronger year-to-date and only a month removed from its record intraday print of US$3,500 in April. Traders link the rally to the current geopolitical environment alongside the constant yo-yo of tariff policy in the US. In this policy-and-conflict cocktail, […]
Premier American Uranium: The Roll Up Strategy Targets Nuclear Fuels
We’ve got more M&A occurring in the mining space folks. The focus of today was announced a couple weeks back now, as we were hoping we’d get a response to a few questions we had for management. That didn’t happen, but we’re going to proceed anyways here. Because we know our followers have a hankering […]
Santacruz Silver Q1 Earnings: Steady As She Goes
They might have been a little late to the party, but Santacruz Silver (TSXV: SCZ) has finally released their first quarter financial results. And while the equity may not have seen a substantial run on the release of these earnings, they also didn’t sell off. Which is even after a price bump in early June, […]
Silver Set to Hit 70:1 Against Gold This Year? | David Morgan
In this interview, David Morgan of The Morgan Report analyzes current precious metals market conditions, examining recent performance in silver and gold along with capital flows into mining equities. The conversation covers factors driving the current bull market cycle and Morgan’s assessment of potential returns from top-tier mining companies. Morgan discusses market cycle analysis, risk […]
Jane Street Co-Founder Says Activist Deceived Him Into Funding Arms Plot
A co-founder of the prominent Wall Street trading firm Jane Street says he was deceived into funding an alleged conspiracy to illegally export military weapons to topple South Sudan’s government, according to federal court documents. Robert Granieri, who helped build Jane Street into a major market-making firm, allegedly provided funding for what prosecutors say was […]
Poilievre Slams Liberals Over CIB’s $1B China Ferry Deal
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre has blasted the Liberal government for handing “$1 billion of your tax dollars to a Chinese state-owned company.” His outrage refers to a Canada Infrastructure Bank agreement that will finance four BC Ferries vessels to be built in China at a subsidized rate. The loan, at nearly half commercial rates, will […]
You Might Be Inadvertently Broadcasting Personal Information on the Meta AI App
Users of Meta‘s (Nasdaq: META) standalone artificial intelligence app are inadvertently broadcasting personal conversations with the chatbot to the public, exposing sensitive information ranging from medical concerns to potential legal troubles. The Meta AI app, launched April 29, includes a sharing feature that allows users to post their AI conversations publicly. However, many users appear […]
Teck Resources Seeks Government Support for Germanium Production Expansion
Canadian mining giant Teck Resources Ltd. (NYSE: TECK) is actively seeking financial support from both Canadian and US governments to expand production of germanium, a critical mineral essential for semiconductor manufacturing and defense applications. The Vancouver-based company is in ongoing discussions with government officials about funding opportunities to boost germanium production capacity, according to Doug […]
US Steel Charter Gives Trump Personal Veto Power, Not Government ‘Golden Share’
The revised corporate charter governing Nippon Steel‘s acquisition of US Steel (NYSE: X) grants personal veto power to President Donald Trump rather than creating a traditional government “golden share,” according to the company’s Fifth Amended and Restated Certificate of Incorporation filed with securities regulators. The revised charter requires Trump’s personal written consent — or that […]
Why This “Unknown Metal” Is Suddenly Essential For Defense & Tech | Antimony Resources
In this interview, James Atkinson, CEO of Antimony Resources Corp. (TSXV: ATMY), discusses the current antimony market dynamics and supply chain challenges, including constraints from major producing regions like China and Russia. The conversation examines growing demand for antimony across defense, technology, and energy applications.