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Lithium prices remained low in 2024 on the back of oversupply and weak demand. Lithium carbonate spent the majority of the year contracting, shedding...
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EB Tucker of the Tucker Letter shares his thoughts on where he will (and won’t) be focusing in 2025. While he thinks gold will...
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The escalating energy demands of today’s increasingly digital world are pushing the limits of the power grid in the US and elsewhere, and necessitating...
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Overview Australia is the second largest producer of gold worldwide, according to the US Geological Survey, and Western Australia (WA) is the dominant player...
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The S&P/TSX Venture Composite Index (INDEXTSI:JX) fell slightly, losing 8.76 points last week to close at 537.50 Markets ended higher this past Friday as...
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Overview Mineral exploration is an expensive prospect, and as new deposits become deeper, fewer and farther between, it will only grow costlier. Yet mining...
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A New York-based multi-state operator has received conditional approval to list its shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) as prices for wholesale flower...
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She sees gold as a key portfolio component, especially during today’s turmoil, and said she has exposure to physical gold and silver in addition...
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The genetics sector supports every other life science industry in a variety of ways. One of its major contributions is the discovery of new...
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Overview As the world moves closer to a sustainable net-zero future, the need for battery metals continues to mount and nickel may soon be...
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Overview NorthStar Gaming (TSXV:BET) owns and operates a casino and sportsbook gaming platform in Canada under the name NorthStar Bets. Since its listing on...
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Helium Evolution Incorporated (TSXV:HEVI) (‘ HEVI ‘ or the ‘ Company ‘), a Canadian-based helium exploration company focused on developing assets in southern Saskatchewan,...
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Looking back to 1945, the ratio was at 111 percent due to major spending on World War II. However, by 1965 it was down...
