Mining

CHART OF THE WEEK: Primary Silver Miners REAL COST Higher Than Published All-In-Sustaining Cost

The chart of the week shows that some of the leading primary silver miners total REAL COSTS are higher than their published All-In Sustaining Cost.  My analysis suggests that the companies’ All-In Sustaining Costs (AISC), are not really “All-In.”  So, I quickly did my calculations based on these companies’ adjusted…

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Important Factors Impacting The Gold & Silver Supply And Price

The majority of analysts still don’t understand that gold and silver are based on two different price or value functions.  To understand the future forecasts for precious metals, investors need to the difference between the two value functions. In my newest video update, Important Factors Impacting Gold & Silver Price…

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The Global Contagion Impacted Silver Production The Most

According to a new report released by GlobalData, the global contagion impacted silver production the most while gold mine supply fared the best.  The two largest silver producing countries, Mexico and Peru, have issued temporary shutdowns lasting nearly two months. Peru, which started its lockdown on March 15th, extended it…

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GLOBAL ECONOMIC MELTDOWN: Major Impact On Silver Investment & Market

The global meltdown will turn into an economic depression in which few are prepared.  The mainstream financial media focuses on the highly inflated stock rally and safety in the bond market, while the underlying fundamentals of the economy continue to disintegrate.  However, “Earnings Season” is getting ready to start… so…

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PERU EXTENDS LOCK-DOWN ALONG WITH MEXICO: An Estimated 40% Of Global Silver Mine Supply Now Offline

Now that the Peruvian Government announced an extension of the country’s state of emergency until April 26th, the world’s first and second-largest silver producers have taken 40% of global silver mine supply offline for a month.  Actually, Peru first announced its national quarantine on March 15th.  So, the country’s mines…

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