A faltering U.S. economic recovery, a potential economic cool down in China caused by inflationary pressures and a Greek debt crisis that simply refuses to go away have all translated into a tough start to the year for the junior resource…
Vancouver – Showing little sign of bucking its trajectory, the S&P TSX Venture Exchange Index closed down for another week with a 36.98 point fall, ending at 1,897.94 points in the June 13 – 17 period. The declines look to have kept some…
TSX Short Positions Short positions outstanding at June 15/11 (with changes from May…
The TSX Composite Index lost 294.05 points during the June 13-17 trading week to end at 12,789.95 points. The index fell for four out of the five trading days, sliding 2.2%. The drop came as concern over Greece’s debt dampened news that jobless…
Anxiety about the debt-crisis in Greece and continuing worries about a market correction characterized the June 13-17 trading week, although U.S. equities performed better than they did in the week-earlier session. The Dow Jones Industrial…
As the Yukon emerges from the spring melt, investors are once again looking to the territory for exciting news after a winter lull.
Rob McEwen, the largest shareholder of both US Gold (UXG-T, UXG-N) and Minera Andes (MAI-T), plans to combine the two companies to create a dynamic, mid-tier silver producer in the Americas.
Growing interest in Colombia’s geological potential from resource companies and investors has helped the country become one of the world’s most popular mining destinations.
Shares in Exploration Orbite (ORT.A-V) have had a wild ride over the last year – moving from a low of 12.5¢ a share in July 2010, to a high of $5.69 on April 12, before slipping to the $3 range during the recent market slowdown.
A high-grade intercept at the Seabee gold project in Saskatchewan lifted shares of Claude Resources (CRJ-T, CGR-X), on a day that the yellow metal itself was climbing high.
The ship of resource investors sailed deeper into the horse latitudes in mid-June, and cranky shareholders stepped up efforts to toss their mining shares and management teams overboard. Mining shares have broadly fallen or stagnated in recent…
James John (Jim) McDougall died in April at 86 years old.
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