Streetwise Articles
Libya Violence Sends Oil Prices Soaring
Source: Dow Jones, Dan Strumpf (2/22/11)
"The IEA will discuss whether to tap strategic oil stockpiles."
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The Yukon's Carlin-Type Deposit Potential
Source: Gold Investing News, Leia Michele Toovey (2/22/11)
"Somewhere in the region massive deposits of gold await discovery. . ."
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Palladium: Supply and Demand
Source: Resource Investing News, Daniella D'Alimonte (2/22/11)
"Metals investing is risky business, but analysts are pinning palladium and platinum as safer bets."
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At Least 50 Mexican Metals Ops Ripe for Takeover
Source: Reuters, Mica Rosenberg (2/22/11)
"Expansion plans and new projects set to boost production, investment."
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Speculators Continue to Add Positions in Gold, Silver
Source: Kitco, Debbie Carlson (2/22/11)
"Rise in speculative positions came on new long positions and shorts covered.
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Jewelry Spurs Gold Demand
Source: Frank Holmes, U.S. Global Investors (2/22/11)
"Strong momentum in key Asian markets made for a paradigm shift in the sector."
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Silver Buoyed by Growing Industrial Demand
Source: The Market Oracle, Mike Stall (2/22/11)
"The general stock market's influence on the white metal is not going to go away."
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Debunking REE Hype
Source: Seeking Alpha, Nigam Arora (2/22/11)
"Projections from both sides are highly speculative without a solid foundation."
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Why "Hedging" Isn't a Dirty Word for Precious Metals
Source: Investment U, Tony D'Altorio (2/22/11)
"A return to some hedging might just be a natural cycle shift."
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Time to Dump Stocks for Gold
Source: Jordan Roy-Byrne, The Daily Gold (2/22/11)
"The hot money is out of gold, yet it's just 3% off its highs. . .that's scary bullish."
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Alaska Urges REE Funding in Letter to Obama
Source: Daily News-Miner, Christopher Eshleman (2/22/11)
"Governor emphasizes the need for funding and permit process improvements."
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Kiev Looks to U.S. for Energy Help
Source: UPI (2/21/11)
"U.S. to help Ukraine diversify energy sector by restoring exhausted gas fields, embracing shale gas."
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As China Slashes REE Exports, U.S. Digs for More
Source: Chicago Tribune, Tiffany Hsu (2/21/11)
"We better get on the ball or we'll be at the complete mercy of China."
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Silver Demand "Simply Outrageous"
Source: Business Live, Evan Pickworth (2/21/11)
"Silver can't keep up with international and retail investor demand."
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China Encourages Citizens to Buy Gold, II
Source: MetalMiner, Stuart Burns (2/21/11)
"Is China shunning the USD to make room for gold?"
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Gold Rush Indicates Hard Times for the Portuguese
Source: AFP, Thomas Cabral (2/21/11)
"A debt-strapped population sells off heirlooms to pay monthly bills."
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Montana Gold-Mining Cyanide Issue Is Back
Source: Mineweb, Dorothy Kosich (2/21/11)
"A Montana senator aims to allow new mines to process ore within the state."
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Canadian Miners Crack SA's Lucrative Platinum Market
Source: Globe and Mail, Geoffrey York (2/21/11)
"Canadian expertise is playing a huge role in finding the new stuff."
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Peru Ends Illegal Mining
Source: Press TV (2/21/11)
"The government sent about 1,000 security forces to destroy illegal operations."
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Gold Roars Above $1,400 as Mideast Violence Spreads
Source: Reuters (2/21/11)
"ETFs stayed soft as interest in the physical market surged on unrest."
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Egypt: Placebos, Protests and PM Breakouts
Source: Jeb Handwerger, Gold Stock Trades (2/21/11)
"The best opportunities emerge in times when fear reaches an extreme."
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Can Middle East Revolutions Affect the Gold Price?
Source: Julian Phillips, Gold Forecaster (2/21/11)
"Extreme crises have prompted more accumulation of precious metals."
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PG&E May Have Avoided Mandatory Testing Before San Bruno Blast
Source: San Francisco Chronicle, Jaxon Van Derbeken (2/21/11)
"Experts say testing would have identified the flawed seam weld that causes the deadly Sept. 9 San Bruno rupture."
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Judges Will Try Anew to Settle Coal Slurry Lawsuit
Source: Associated Press, Vicki Smith (2/21/11)
"Coal industry claims underground slurry injection is safe; critics say slurry leaches into water tables with harmful results."
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Indonesia Orders State-Owned Utility to Buy Geothermal Power
Source: Bloomberg, Yoga Rusmana and Bambang Djanuarto (2/21/11)
"The decree aims to provide a legal platform for accelerating geothermal development."
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