In today deep dive series, we explore Theta Gold Mines (ASX: TGM), a producer that is building the TGME gold project in Mpumalanga, South Africa, on a 6.1 million ounce
In this deep dive episode, we go through Norsemont Mining (CSE: NOM), a company that owns 100% of Choquelimpie in northern Chile, a past-producing gold-silver system with 2.18Moz indicated and
In this deep dive series, we review Maronan Metals (ASX:MMA), one of Australia’s largest undeveloped silver-lead projects. We audit their Starter Zone PEA, JORC resource, metallurgy, and the A$377m NPV
In this deep dive series, we breakdown Inventus Mining (TSXV: IVS), a company that processed 9,842 tonnes at Pardo and recovered 564ounces. Sales beat direct costs by 53%. McEwen, Sprott
In this episode of deep dive, we discuss Excellon Resources (TSXV: EXN), a company that has restarted Peru’s past-producing Mallay silver-lead-zinc mine and already made first concentrate without a PEA,
In this deep dive series, we check into STLLR Gold (TSX: STLR), a company that controls Tower, Colomac, and Hollinger, about 7.8 Moz indicated and 8.8 Moz inferred in Canada.
This chart tells a powerful story. Gold became dramatically more expensive, yet mining companies became dramatically less important inside the global equity market. In the mid 20th century, mining represented a much larger share of global equities. That made sense.
This chart tracks 2 different things. The black line shows total known gold ETF holdings in millions of ounces. The gold line shows spot gold prices in dollars per ounce. Separate scales, same timeline. At the far right, holdings climb
What this chart is really showing is a battle between gold and the price of money. When the Federal Reserve tightens policy, short-term yields rise, real borrowing costs increase, liquidity becomes more expensive, and gold suddenly has competition. Gold does