We have now recommended eight stocks since June, so we are slowly building our position in the precious metals market. All of our analysis, ideas, predictions, thoughts, worries and actions are published on this site for all to see.

There are some commentators who are of the opinion that free information is worthless. This opinion assumes that cost equals value. It does not. It never has and never will (read more…)

Interesting. The graph below shows possible gold prices over the next five years, if the trend of the last twelve months continues.

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Yesterday Agnico-Eagle Mines Limited reported record second quarter earnings of $37.1 million, or $0.32 per share. For the same period in 2005 it was $0.15 per share.
Earnings for the first six months of 2006 equates to $0.67 per share, three times more than the $0.27 per share, recorded in the first six months of 2005.

These are excellent results make no mistake about it (read more…)

Where do we go from here? A myriad of predictions swamp the media. Hourly broadcast news bulletins are analysed in fine detail, but has anything really changed (read more…)

If there is a sell off in base metals will gold get dragged down with it?

In a recent article entitled ‘Trouble Brewing’ by Paul van Eeden on the Kitco website, Paul warned of the dangers (read more…)

Golden Star is a medium sized gold mining company with major properties in Ghana, West Africa. Its gold production is un-hedged and therefore appeals to us (read more…)

With the problems in the Middle East helping to push the price of oil to new heights is it time to take green fuels more seriously (read more…)

There are a number of writers who seem to think that the base rate controls gold prices, absolute rubbish (read more…)

The best place to build a gold mine is next to another gold mine and Klondike Star is slap bang in the middle of the worlds greatest ever gold rush. This is the stuff that dreams are made of, the search for the mother lode (read more…)

G8 demands a halt to hostilities in the Middle East, but is anyone listening (read more…)