Why Gold Is Refusing to Break | Patrick Downey – Orezone Gold
In this conversation with Patrick Downey, President and CEO of Orezone Gold Corporation (TSX: ORE), we discuss why gold remains a strategic asset as central banks keep buying, ETF demand returns, and investors look for protection from debt, currency weakness, and lost purchasing power. Patrick also explains why he sees the recent stability in gold […]
Getchell Gold: Updated PEA Gives Fondaway A Boost
Getchell Gold (CSE: GTCH) has released an updated preliminary economic assessment for the Fondaway Canyon gold project in Nevada, and the numbers are far more aggressive than the conservative study published last year. The revised PEA increases average annual production to roughly 150,000 ounces of gold and lifts life-of-mine production to 1.52 million ounces. It […]
The Quiet Money Printing Has Already Started – Jesse Day
In this conversation with Jesse Day of Commodity Culture, we discuss why the Fed’s Treasury bill holdings are rising again, why Jesse sees this as a sign of deeper intervention in the bond market, and how debt, deficits, war spending, and political pressure are pushing the system toward more money creation. Jesse also explains why […]
Gold Cooled Off, But Newmont Is Still Printing Cash | Q2 Earnings
Newmont’s (NYSE: NEM) second quarter results confirmed what many investors already suspected. The company’s record breaking first quarter was likely the high point for 2026. Net income, adjusted earnings, EBITDA, and free cash flow all declined from Q1 as Newmont realized a lower gold price and faced sharply higher operating costs. All in sustaining costs […]
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The Fed Panic That Sends Silver Berserk | Michael Oliver
In this conversation with Michael Oliver of Momentum Structural Analysis, we discuss why he still believes silver can reach $300 to $500, why the recent correction has been more about wearing investors out than breaking the larger trend, and why he says silver remains too low compared with gold and other major metals. Michael also […]
Canada Is Pouring Millions Into This Battery Mineral | John Passalacqua – First Phosphate
In this conversation with John Passalacqua, CEO of First Phosphate Corp. (CSE: PHOS), we discuss the company’s latest $5 million non-repayable funding from Natural Resources Canada for road and power infrastructure at its Bégin-Lamarche project in Quebec. The funding comes on top of the earlier $16.7 million federal contribution and supports First Phosphate’s push to […]
Poilievre: Carney’s Major Projects Office Has Approved Zero Projects
Nearly 11 months after Prime Minister Mark Carney launched the Major Projects Office to accelerate large infrastructure and resource developments, Ottawa has yet to formally place a single project under the Building Canada Act’s fast-track approval regime, giving Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre a concrete metric to attack the government’s signature building agenda. At an August […]
Wall Street, Gold Spike After US Payrolls Disappoint With 23K Job Loss
US employers cut 23,000 jobs in July, but investors responded by driving stocks and gold sharply higher as the surprise contraction weakened expectations that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates in September. The payroll decline missed the 80,000-job increase expected by economists surveyed by Reuters by more than 100,000 jobs. The Bureau of Labor […]
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Meta’s Child-Safety Lawsuit Judgment Now Nearing $1B
Meta Platforms now faces $942 million in court-ordered financial exposure from New Mexico’s child-safety lawsuit. Judge Bryan Biedscheid ordered Meta to put $567 million toward addressing harms to young people after finding the company created a public nuisance in New Mexico, AP News reports. The order comes five months after a jury imposed $375 million […]
Salesforce Cuts More Jobs as AI Agentic Push Accelerates
Salesforce is extending its San Francisco workforce reductions into the fall even as the software company increasingly describes artificial intelligence as a tool for raising productivity and reshaping how its employees work. A previously disclosed reduction affecting 86 employees at Salesforce Tower became effective Friday, according to California WARN data compiled from state filings. A […]