Back in 1930, Time magazine was really worried about gold — or, at least, the newsmagazine reported that bankers and economists were. ‘Australian gold fields are almost exhausted. U. S. production has fallen steadily (from $101,000,000 in 1915 to $45,000,000 in 1928),’ it reported. But while bankers and economists were worried, ‘metallurgists agree that the … Continue reading Gold Always Wins
It’s not that long since St Andrew’s Goldfelds disappeared from the scene but already we can talk of some companies as being the “offspring” of that storied name. In the case of Sage Gold it is a case of doing it better than St Andrews as it picks up the pieces of the Clavos mine … Continue reading Sage Gold – Fast-tracking to Production
On the very eve of the deal’s final confirmation, investors started to get nervous that it would not close. This was a case of “O, ye of little faith” because the deal as concocted back in late 2015 was not only synergistic but a win-win for all concerned. As it happened the delay was merely … Continue reading Golden Arrow Hits the Spot
