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November 7, 2011, at 4:33 pm
by Daniel Duval in the category David Duval |  Print This Post |  Email This PostJim, The CME/MF Global fiasco is really a game changing event in my opinion. It will certainly support gold as a safe haven investment. CME’s oversight of its members is just as bad as the U.S. government’s oversight of its banking system. Safe investment options are narrowing and we all know who the last Continue reading Last Man Standing Will be Gold November 30, 2010, at 12:34 am
by David Duval in the category David Duval | Print This Post | Email This PostDear CIGAs, BHP Billiton’s attempted takeover of Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan presents an interesting dilemma for Canada’s free enterprise government and its provincial counterpart in Saskatchewan. While politically supporting the concept of open markets, the Harper administration caved in to a backlash from the Premiers of the Western provinces – and from other Continue reading Foreign Takeovers: Free Enterprise Versus the National Interest October 8, 2009, at 7:56 pm
by David Duval in the category David Duval, General Editorial | Print This Post | Email This PostDear CIGAs, The contemporary wisdom that “bigger is better” has taken a well-deserved beating since the credit crisis unfolded and destroyed some of the world’s largest financial institutions in its wake. With large-scale project financing options limited or non-existent because of the credit crisis, many of the smaller players in the global mining industry Continue reading With Commodity Prices Trending Upward, Near-Surface Mine Development and Royalty Model Become Options for Junior Explorers April 25, 2009, at 7:51 pm
by David Duval in the category David Duval | Print This Post | Email This PostDear CIGAs, Evaluating the merits and future prospects for a junior exploration company is a highly subjective process. Intangibles such as political risk, financial risk, market risk, commodity risk, technical risk and a host of other variables confront companies across the entire minerals industry spectrum. Nonetheless, no matter what the relative size of the Continue reading Evaluating Gold Juniors: Are You Missing the Big Picture? March 2, 2009, at 3:57 pm
by Dan Norcini in the category David Duval, Trader Dan Norcini | Print This Post | Email This PostDear CIGAs, Talk about a roller coaster ride in the gold market – up strongly overnight, down during the early New York session and then back up again after noon in New York before settling slightly lower on the day. Gold was caught in a crossfire between safe haven buying and a huge, and Continue reading Hourly Action In Gold From Trader Dan November 3, 2008, at 4:30 pm
by David Duval in the category David Duval | Print This Post | Email This PostDear CIGAs, Market corrections are never painless but this particular one seems more like a flesh-eating disease, consuming a little bit of the patient (and impatient) every day. My sense of things is that if we haven’t found a bottom in metal markets yet, we are very close. Supply-demand fundamentals are bound to work Continue reading The Greatest Share Sale On Earth? October 25, 2008, at 8:25 pm
by David Duval in the category David Duval | Print This Post | Email This PostDear CIGAs, Here’s a thought provoking article about an M.I.T.trained economist, Krishnamurthy Narayanan, whose GI Global Opportunities Fund has returned 57% in the past year and 19 per cent (compounded) over the past five years. For those of you who remain convinced of the long term invincibility of the U.S. dollar, he sounds a Continue reading Would You Bet Against Him? October 21, 2008, at 5:09 pm
by David Duval in the category David Duval | Print This Post | Email This PostDear CIGAs, Welcome to the introductory issue of MineSearch.net. This is a complimentary news digest and accompaniment to JsMineset.com, an online publication that is presently ranked among the leaders in its market segment. For the moment, Minesearch.net will only be available in PDF format. In the near future, it will be accessible as a Continue reading Mineral Commodities: Overbought and Oversold? |
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