Since the beginning of 2001, uranium prices have mushroomed 900% selling today for a multi-decade high of $75 per pound. But because of severe supply constraints, we think the energy metal still has...

We just finished three days in Vancouver at the Cambridge House Investor College and Resource Conference. It was exciting to see how many people attended (7,500) and the generally bullish tone...

Indium: It's a metal that most folks have never heard of. But in today's high-tech economy, demand for this material is soaring in everything from thin-film solar panels to flat-screen TVs. The...

Since topping off at over $725 an ounce in mid-May, gold prices have slugged along bouncing between $575 and $650 leaving the overanxious investors among us sweating the proverbial bullets. But the...

There's no point putting lipstick on a pig. Fact is, copper is looking quite miserable. This morning the critical construction metal opened at a multi-month low. But we're not throwing in the towel...

Uranium stocks are looking hotter than ever and are poised for a new speculative burst as demand is set to outstrip production.

As 2006 comes to a close, the long-term upward trend in precious metals looks like it is ready to march again. Editor Greg McCoach lays out his outlook for 2007 and beyond.

After gold prices fell to a 20-year low of $253.20 an ounce in 1999, three years of jagged underinvestment plagued worldwide mineral exploration efforts. Global exploration budgets dropped to a...

There is nothing more bullish for gold, not even the rapidly accelerating woes of the U.S. dollar, than the destabilizing scenarios that would come with serious global geo-political chaos.

It looks like the U.S. dollar is falling into a long-term death spiral. Over the past few weeks the greenback has experienced significant devaluation. And the carnage is far from over.

As someone who is constantly evaluating junior mining stocks, I am finding that it is becoming increasingly important to be even more selective when buying shares.

Gold World editor Luke Burgess examines the present value of a dollar and how it has been affecting gold prices.