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In this interview, CEO Philip Thomas of A.I.S. Resources discusses his company via: https://bit.ly/39S80LP

In this interview with Maurice Jackson of Proven and Probable, the president and CEO of this company describes the most recent developments at its Montana prospect. via: https://bit.ly/3bPgAgh

The 5-page update was published and emailed to subscribers Saturday evening.We mention a buying opportunity in one of our favorite, high quality companies. We also cover the technical outlook for the sector and comment on news from one of our holdings. via: https://bit.ly/39Mpau9

Source: Streetwise Reports 07/16/2019A description of the asset and its potential are provided in a Dawson James report.In a July 11 research note, Dawson James Securities analyst Jason Kolbert reported that coverage of DelMar Pharmaceuticals Inc. (DMPI:NASDAQ) transferred to him and, subsequently, he issued a lower target price on the company, $3 versus $4 per share. In comparison, the Buy-rated biopharma is trading today at about $1.37 per share.Kolbert described the firm via:

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The chart shows the New York Composite Index going back to the start of the bull market in 2009. It is from our friend Peter Eliades, editor of Stockmarket Cycles, who notes that the high achieved on July 5 precisely reached a trendline that has held important implications for the aging bull throughout its history. The two red circles represent the trendlines anchor points which, in Peters word, mystically define the lines slope. They occurred, respectively, at the intraday lows of August 18, 2017, and June 28, 2018.Targets Well AboveUnlike the Dow Industrials, the Nasdaq 100 and the S&P 500, via: https://bit.ly/2SEiA3n

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder of The Daily Gold joins me today to share some bullish thoughts for the gold sector and more so gold stocks. Its all about looking ahead to the when the Fed will cut rates. Typically metals stocks bottom 1-2 months before a rate cut. Keep that stat in mind.Click Here for information on TheDailyGold Premium via: https://bit.ly/38FnxOM

Ralph Aldis, portfolio manager at U.S. Global Investors, in this interview with Streetwise Reports, talks about movements in the gold market, why precious metals producers are doing better than explorers and developers, the funds that he manages and companies on his buy and sell list. via: https://bit.ly/39GFiNP

The 6-page flash update was published and sent to subscribers late Monday evening.In the update we comment on two stocks we want to buy and mention which of our holdings we added to.That company ticks all the boxes. Multiple majors own a position in this company. It has big insider ownership. It has a tight structure. Its trading around long-term support. And it could spend up to C$10M in exploration by the end of 2019. With a new discovery this stock could double or triple.Subscribe to find out. via: https://bit.ly/38F72m9

As the silver price continues to break out of its lows, two of the top primary mining companies are experiencing major production declines in the first half of the year. Mexicos Fresnillo PLC and Perus Buenaventuras top primary silver mines saw a significant decrease in production due to either falling ore grades, decreased volumes of processed ore, poor weather, or labor strikes.The largest silver miner in the world, Fresnillo PLC, just released their 1H 2019 production results, showing declines in all three of their major silver operations. The Fresnillo, Saucito, and San Julian Mines reported a combined 13% decline in via: https://bit.ly/3bA3P9j

Powell gives Wall Street a scoop of ice cream, and how does the nasty little brat react? For starters, by setting the curtains on fire and peeing on the living room carpet. The Dow Industrials plummeted 480 points Wednesday after the Fed announced a 25-basis-point rate cut that had been universally expected. Some gratitude! Its safe to say this wont be the last time investors act like a five-year-old throwing a tantrum as they try to pry another 50 basis points from the Open Market Committee.Every parent has been through this and knows the consequences of giving in. The correct via: https://bit.ly/2ORelPo