Been a long term holder of DNN, Dennison Mining. Good properties, good company.
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Itâs all in the timing. Most of my mux is still underwater 
Didnât have more to put in after it dropped.
So I guess in my effort to delete posts with personal attacks - I inadvertently deleted the whole topic. A request has been submitted to restore the backup from early this morning. Itâs unfortunate because there were some good posts - hopefully you can resubmit those again. I believe the software techâs are going to try and limit the ability of us novice moderators to delete topics and only allow us the ability to delete individual posts. My apologies to the board.
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No big deal .
NO! DONâT PANIC, IT JUST GOT DISPLACED INTO "UNCATEGORIZED"
DO NOT OVERWRITE IT! This doesnât like all caps so here is another sentence.
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Ha, vindicated at last, so Iâm not the only MOD with"fat fingers"
You iPhone people! Always leaving a mess for us iPad folks to clean up!
And We Thank You Profuselyđ
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This is how you make a presentation:
http://s1.q4cdn.com/807296388/files/doc_presentations/20160918_denver.pdf
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Absolutely! Makes me want to go out and buy some more!
Noticed they raised price they need silver to hit from $20 to $21 for El Gallo silver. Is nice to see they could fund Gold Bar from the treasury. Gotta like that!
Also ⌠Great points are made on the economy and monetary policy in the presentation without getting into the politics of it. Very artfully done!
Thanks for posting.
Great artful presentation. A lot speculation but informative nonetheless. Would love to see something like this come out of Auryn soon.
HR posted the article âGold Bull McEwen Sees Prices as High as $1,900 by End of Yearâ on the main thread today.
I thought a few here may also be interested in:
Sprott Precious Metals Watch - September 2016
During the summer months, precious metals consolidated sharp gains of June and early July in a constructive sideways pattern. Between June 30 and September 13, spot gold was basically unchanged, declining 0.3% (from $1,322.20 to $1,319.01), while spot silver gained 0.8% (from $18.72 to $18.87). The U.S. dollar was similarly flat, with the DXY Index declining 0.5% (from 96.14 to 95.63). Given relative calm in precious-metal and U.S. dollar markets, it is interesting to note that 10-year Treasury yields jumped 18% over the same span (from 1.47% to 1.73%).
It is still too early to know exactly which fundamentals are driving this mini âtantrumâ in global rates. Are rising yields signaling incipient inflation? Do they portend stronger global growth? Do higher yields foreshadow an important inflection point in global central-bank policies? Or does the existence of $13 trillion in negative-yielding sovereign bonds simply signal the bond market is in need of a healthy correction? Perhaps most ominously, what if recent yield-upticks are signaling the beginning of the end for the epic 35-year bull run for bonds?
Answers to these questions will shape prospects for the precious-metal complex in coming quarters. As always, gold prices will be impacted by a wide array of monetary, economic, political and fundamental variables. However, we would like to highlight a helpful framework for how investors might assimilate the full range of investing inputs in shaping their gold allocations. In essence, some factors affecting gold prices are short-term in nature, and others are extremely long-term. Examples of short-term factors might be handicapping of individual FOMC meetings or U.S. employment reports. Examples of long-term factors might include such seminal variables as aggregate valuation of global financial assets and even the evolving composition of the global monetary system. As short-term noise affects gold prices on a daily or weekly basis, we believe it is important to remain focused on the longer-term variables underpinning the gold investment thesis. Along these lines, we would suggest that the current juncture represents a textbook example of an instance in which short-term considerations in gold markets may have temporarily distracted consensus from far more important long-term fundamentals.
âŚcan read the entire article here:
http://www.sprottglobal.com/thoughts/articles/sprott-precious-metals-watch-september-2016/
Buying MUX today close to the low. Buy the dips eh!
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Is everyone elseâs portfolio hemorrhaging this week? That means itâs probably time to do some shopping. Bought some MUX and an ETF spread the risk around.
Also bought some NSU, base metals miner, as theyâve been on my radar for a while. When I was at a mining conference in May, Brent Cook said it was one of the most undervalued companies he knew of, and it hasnât moved a lot since then.
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Bought a week or so ago, too soon. May pick up a tad more. Thanks for input.
Bought twice in the last week. May buy some for flipping if it goes any lower