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04          MORE TWISTS IN THE NEW COLD WAR WITH CHINA

Though you’d hardly know it from the ongoing melt-up in all manner of risk assets as we’ve moved well into summer, the situation with what I (and others) have called the “New Cold War” between the U.S. and China has demonstrably worsened.

08          XIMEN MINING: FINDING A NEW MINE IN AN OLD MINE

Ximen Mining Corp. (TSXV:XIM; OTCQB:XXMMF; FRA:1XMA), which is positioning itself to be British Columbia’s next significant gold producer, has been firing on all cylinders.

12          WHAT’S LEFT TO BUY AFTER THE JULY MARKET RUN? COPPER-GOLD EXPLORERS…

July has been an exceptional month in the junior mining space and whether it’s because of abnormal government stimulus or straight up euphoria for mining and materials from a new, younger, generalist investor crowd, the buzz around explorers worldwide has hit mainstream media.

14          SIXTY NORTH GOLD MINING LTD.: GOING DEEPER AT MON

As we continue our expose of Sixty North Gold Mining Ltd. (SXTY: CSE; 2F4: FRANKFURT; SXNTF: OTC-PINK)’s Mon Gold Project, the original Mon Gold Mine’s geological features were the first clue, and the parallels to the nearby Discovery Mines was the second…

18          GOLD MINES IN YOUR WALLET, GOLDFINX’S  (GIX)

I have kept away from specific sectors for some time, as waiting for the right project is an important consideration.

22          SMT: Checking Almost All the Boxes in our Due Diligence

There are about ten questions I have for potential Clients of mine, and SMT checks almost all of the boxes.

24          OMINECA METALS AND MINING: A DOUBLE-THREAT CARIBOO MINING DISTRICT GOLD PLAY.

The week of 6 July saw the price of gold close several days in a row above US$1,800/ounce, its highest since 2011.

26          JUNIOR MARKETS ARE FROTHY AND THE SUMMER DOLDRUMS ARE LOOMING

The junior resource market has been booming for the past couple of months.

30          FRESH AND SUSTAINABLE SAXONIAN EXPLORATION SHOULD INSPIRE MODERN EUROPEANS

The first ‘Bergamt’ mining office was recorded in 1241, with one of the world’s earliest mining codes, the Bergrecht, published in 1307, but mining in Saxony has formed an integral part of the region’s development and economy since the Bronze Ages of 3200-600bce.