Since the bull market for gold began in 2003, the world’s major gold mining companies have produced tens of millions of ounces of gold and have raised (and written-off) many billions of dollars for capital expenditures and acquisitions.

What is similar between today’s economic environment and a two-month interval during the 2008-2009 banking debacle?

Notice the junior markets hit major highs in every year ending in the number 7 before going into exponential freefall.

Monetization of treasury bonds to the tune of $300 billion will not be nearly enough to solve our country’s financial problems.

Over the past 30 years, there have been four major bear markets in the junior resource equities sector.

There should be a significant rally in junior resource stocks in the early days of 2015.

“Has the Earth ever run out of a natural resource?” This intriguing question was posed to me nearly two years ago by producer Niall McGee of Canada’s Business News Network (BNN).

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