Something’s up with the Venture, and not just today’s trading activity…comparative charts – critically important for traders and investors – are flashing some major signals…
Author: BMR
Gold has momentum on its side while the greenback is clearly exhausted – an intriguing new scenario…
In an important development, a Fed official “talks down” the U.S. Dollar…Gold edges closer to $1,150 while the TSX Gold Index leaps past resistance…Canada gets unwanted attention today at a U.S. Congressional hearing…
Walker River Resources delivers some impressive near-surface, high-grade intersections at its Lapon Canyon Property in Nevada with more results to follow, while Nemaska Lithium makes progress with its Lithium plant in Quebec…
No U.S. IPO’s in January, the first month-long drought since September 2011…updated charts for Crude Oil, the Canadian dollar (the outlook remains grim) and Gold producers OceanaGold and Lake Shore Gold…
How the TSX Gold Index can often run counter to the TSX, and what that means for 2016…
The Venture finishes January at a key resistance area – where to from here? – while Gold is January’s top asset performer and appears headed for higher levels in February…
Gold sends a message as it holds up well today despite a big surge in the greenback and strong equity markets…the Bank of Japan gets desperate and carries out “economic kamikaze” by introducing negative interest rates…updated charts include Claude Resources (new high) and Walker River Resources…