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January 16, 2017

BMR Morning Market Musings…

Gold has traded between $1,201 and $1,210 so far today…as of 11:00 am Pacific, bullion is up $6 an ounce at $1,203…Silver is flat at $16.77…Copper is off 3 pennies at $2.64…Nickel has fallen 15 cents to $4.61…Crude Oil is 27 cents higher at $52.64 while the U.S. Dollar Index is up more than one-tenth of a point to 101.56

Inflation-adjusted yields on U.S. government bonds have tumbled over the past month, the latest sign of moderating market expectations for near-term economic growth as the Trump administration prepares to apply a fix to 8 years of over-regulation and over-taxation that have restrained the American entrepreneurial spirit…

So-called real yields, which subtract inflation readings from the 10-year U.S. Treasury note’s yield, have dropped to a recent 0.38% from 0.74% at their mid-December post-election peak…real yields tend to rise with a strengthening economy, so the surge following Donald Trump’s November 8 election signaled an assumption that a global expansion of economic activity was under way…the yield decline and a recent pullback in the greenback suggest that investors are reassessing how quickly an economic boost may gather steam…

“We Need To Phase Out The Oilsands” – Trudeau

The National Post reported this morning that the federal Conflict of Interest and Ethics Commission has launched an investigation into the circumstances of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s New Year’s holiday in the Bahamas, the first time a sitting Prime Minister has come under scrutiny by the independent parliamentary watchdog…

However, Canadians should be more concerned about this when it comes to Trudeau:  The former drama teacher is fluent in English and French but his fatal flaw is that he doesn’t speak the language of job and wealth creation at a time when American capitalism is about to return with a vengeance…

It’s an unfortunate fact that Canada’s competitiveness vis-a-vis the United States is going to erode with Trump in the White House and Republicans in control of Congress, particularly in the areas of taxation, investment, business regulation and energy policies, because of unwise choices made at provincial and federal levels in this country…that means a quick “change in direction” is critical or Canadians will have to accept a lower standard of living – “energy poverty”, perhaps, as a grandmother in messed-up Ontario so aptly described to Trudeau at a town hall meeting last week…how could there be such a thing as “energy poverty” in a country such as Canada that is so blessed with rich energy resources?…that’s a very good question and the answer lies in the twisted thinking of many Canadian politicians who have embraced climate change fanaticism, the new global religion headed up by false prophets…

Consider these comments Trudeau made Friday that have angered so many, especially in Alberta:  “You can’t make a choice between what’s good for the environment and what’s good for the economy.  We can’t shut down the Oilsands tomorrow. We need to phase them out.  We need to manage the transition off of our dependence on fossil fuels.  That is going to take time. And in the meantime, we have to manage that transition.”

Oh, really, we need to “phase out the Oilsands“?…while Canada continues to downplay its abundant energy resources and can’t even get pipelines built as countless politicians contribute to the false narrative of how our Oil contributes to the “destruction” of the planet, other countries like the United States are going in a different direction…meanwhile, the International Energy Agency predicts that global Oil demand is going to continue to grow until at least 2040!…

How has Canada lost its way as a nation?…

Oil Update

The United States keeps pumping Oil as fast as it can as the Trump administration gets ready to double-down on America’s energy advantage by loosening regulations and appointing a Secretary of State who’s an Oil Czar…

Goldman Sachs now says it expects year-on-year U.S. Oil production to rise by 235,000 bpd in 2017, taking into account wells that have been drilled and are likely to start producing in the first half of the year…U.S. Oil output is now at 8.95 million bpd, up from less than 8.5 million bpd in June last year and at similar levels to 2014

In Today’s Morning Musings

1. What Gold in Canadian dollars is telling us…

2. A northern Quebec exploration play with promise…

3. U-turn on the way for Clean Commodities (CLE, TSX-V)?…

4. Something’s brewing in Silver!…

5. Daniel’s Dena unique Uranium play…

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6 Comments

  1. Join Colorado at the
    VRIC and ROUNDUP CONFERENCES in Vancouver from Jan 22-26
    Colorado will be presenting on the following days:

    VRIC
    Sunday Jan 22: 2:10-2:20 pm — Corporate Presentation
    Sunday Jan 22: 2:30-3:00 pm — Golden Triangle Panel

    Roundup
    Wednesday Jan 25: 11:30-2:00 pm — Invest BC Network Lunch Panel
    Thursday Jan 26: 9:00-12:00 pm — Inel Zone, KSP Property Presentation

    Comment by John - BMR — January 16, 2017 @ 12:49 pm

  2. Lion One Metals
    The decline is more than half dewatered
    They are planning on starting undergound infill drilling in the Nasivi zone.
    Here’s a list of some of the high grade sampling that they’ll be targeting, located approximately 250m inside the decline, at a vertical depth of 80m from surface. These are rib and channel samples done in the decline by former operator Emperor Mining .

    2.40 meters of 74 grams per ton AU
    3.30 meters 79g/t
    3.40 meters 79g/t
    3.00 meters 83g/t
    3.45 meters 84g/t
    2.95 meters 92g/t
    3.60 meters 109g/t
    3.10 meters 116g/t
    2.95 meters 118g/t
    2.50 meters 122g/t
    2.80 meters 203g/t
    2.35 meters 290 g/t

    Comment by Carl — January 16, 2017 @ 1:06 pm

  3. GGI – Wonder if Regoci will give any hints at the Vancouver Conference as to the type of mineralization they are into at Tora Tora? The eyes though will be on Makela and the E&L project.

    Comment by Dan1 — January 16, 2017 @ 4:47 pm

  4. I noticed ABN has a booth at the conference as well..

    Comment by Sameer — January 16, 2017 @ 5:25 pm

  5. Dan1

    I do not see GGI exhibiting anywhere during mining week.

    Comment by Dave2 — January 16, 2017 @ 7:31 pm

  6. Dave 2, they’ll have a different way of “exhibiting”, I’m sure, with Makela and Goldie in town. Booths by themselves at these conferences are typically a waste of money and time—-I’ve yet to see a company that has driven up its share price with an exhibit. Creativity and getting in front of the right people is key.

    Comment by Jon - BMR — January 16, 2017 @ 8:59 pm

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