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During boom times, people are more than happy to spend that much on a deposit. During bust times, when sentiment is terrible, they are happy to sell the same deposit for a 75%+ discount. That’s when you need to be ready to buy. (5 minute read).

Northern Dynasty's Pebble Project is the focus of intense debate. It’s become one of the biggest stories in the natural resource industry. To give you an expert’s perspective on this debate, I sat down face to face and discussed Pebble with the legendary geologist David Lowell. (6 minute read).

As I mentioned in this essay, private placements are in high demand with wealthy, knowledgeable investors.

You see, unlike most everyone who is now writing about Northern Dynasty, I owned this stock long before it became headline news. So, I may have unique insight on the situation that others do not. (4 minute read).

Russia controls over 50% of the world’s uranium enrichment capacity. The enrichment facilities in the U.S. and in countries friendly to the U.S. are running virtually flat out. (5 minute read).

As much as any natural resource, uranium has a clear path to much greater demand over the next 15 years. However, that demand will not be satisfied with spot prices under $20 per pound. It costs the mining industry more than that to get it out of the ground. Either the price of uranium will go up or the lights will go out. (5 minute read).

Taking a position in high-quality uranium stocks right now stands a very good chance of working out well for investors. In fact, a good case can be made that higher uranium prices are not a matter of “if,” but a matter of “when.” That’s why I’m making this sector one of the biggest bets of my career. (6 minute read).

I’m going to be writing a lot about uranium over the next few months. If you get familiar with this market and learn how it works, I believe you’ll set yourself up to make enormous gains from the coming uranium rally.

As a frequent traveler based out of Vancouver, I’m in a good position to offer an informed assessment of Canadian airlines. Here’s one conclusion with which I’m sure many will agree: Canadian citizens suffer from the complete absence of discount airlines (“low-cost carriers”) and the even more cost conscious ultra-low-cost carriers (6 minute read).