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Jason Hommel's Miningpedia: Good Resource on Mining Stocks

Saturday, 29 September 2007 6:39 P GMT-06
Jason Hommel's Miningpedia is a source of basic information about nearly 700 mining companies around the world, allowing you to lean about factors such as their primary resource, P/E, strengths and weaknesses. Very valuable for investors interes

Why Silver? (And a Plug for CKCM Before Earnings)

Monday, 8 May 2006 5:50 A GMT-06
"Five Factors for Favoring Silver" by Robert Kiyosaki gives excellent insight into what's behind the bull market for silver. Many people shy away from it because they think it's gone up too much. Others are buying it because the price is go
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Gold: Not Too Late to Buy!

Wednesday, 29 March 2006 8:43 P GMT-06
Many indicators are pointing to 2006 as the year to buy gold before it zooms in price to new altitudes. Do you have a part of your portfolio in precious metals such as gold and silver? Are you ready for inflation and rising interest rates? Are you pr
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Palladium - Another Precious Metal to Consider for Investment and Preserving Your Wealth

Thursday, 19 January 2006 7:03 P GMT-06
Palladium is a precious metal that may offer significant short term profit potential. To understand why, read "Why Palladium, Why Now?" by Krista Muhr. It's important as a catalyst and may become important in jewelry. The price ratio of pal
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