In two weeks, four of today’s top experts in the metals and mining sector are gathering at the inaugural Metals Investment Forum to introduce some of their best bets for profiting in the upcoming turnaround.
Market valuation at lower end of expectations on worries over dearth of reserves. BHP stock falls 6%.
Gold stocks are defining a clear uptrend that's pushed through some long-term resistance. And gold's case as a steady hand in today's strange markets is gaining steam. I like how things are looking.
The company's shares have lost over 40% of their value since it first listed in 2011 on the London Stock Exchange.
BHP Billiton shareholders have overwhelmingly voted in favour of the South32 demerger, a spin off that creates Australia’s third-largest mining company.
Boart Longyear, the world’s leading provider of integrated drilling services and drilling products, was recognized last week at the Canadian Diamond Drillers Association’s Annual General Meeting in Montreal, Quebec.
In this frank assessment of everything from gold and diamonds to potash and zinc, Kaiser Research Online author John Kaiser names for The Mining Report readers the companies that could be swept up in a rush to security of supply.
Mick Davis hasn't spent a cent of his $6bn, but private money and non-mining players' share of M&A has already doubled in less than three years.
With one tonne of scandium fetching $5 million or more, Castilloux says those with a bullish outlook on scandium will never find a better buyer's market.