The Fate of the Dollar
Doug Casey explains his mid- to long-term views on the U.S. dollar (it's going down the drain) and, by extension, gold (it's going to the moon).
Daily Dispatch
Six days a week, the Casey Daily Dispatch helps readers make sense of what’s going on in the economy and financial markets. Guided by managing editor Rachel Bodden, Dispatch readers learn about the biggest money-making opportunities and threats to their wealth.
Troubled Titans: Baja Mining
The latest in a series by Casey Research on "Troubled Titans"... huge deposits that have yet to be turned into a mine.
Base Metals: Running on Empty
The world is consuming metals faster than they can be found, and mining companies are rapidly burning through deposits. The time and cost it now takes to discover, define, permit and build a mine often exceeds the normal business and metals cycles. Net-net, large mineral discoveries are destined to become more and more valuable in a deposit-starved landscape.
Bush’s Golden Years
Unless you attribute the Republican victory to a vote fraud of unprecedented magnitude, the reality is that Americans thoroughly endorsed what President Bush stands for.
Gold Pops Big / Silver Heads For The Moon
Our energy is in proportion to the resistance it meets. We attempt nothing great, but from a sense of the difficulties we have to encounter, we persevere in nothing great but from a pride in overcoming them...
Andy Wallace’s Induction Interview
We’ve been trying to convince Andy to join the Explorers’ League for years; he’s one of the most successful geologists working in Nevada, having been responsible (so far) for four major economic mineral discoveries. He’s now agreed to join our exclusive club. Andy is a principal for Cordex, a private company that currently does exploration work for Columbus Gold...