Yeah ok not a best every title or article but geez anyone thats going rush out and start throwing money at anyone off the net just because they state they have a great service etc shouldn't be investing money..also where talking about Gold/silver not some great share picking program BS anyone with and sense would like 99.9% of PM investor buy at your local bullion store or Trademe etc
So what your saying is that if anyone that has a bullish view on any investment and dear puts a bullish article on the net SHOULDN,T EVER BE ASO SELLING THAT ITEM...because straight away they are trying to fleece you LOL ...oh no this evil man talked me into buying Gold/silver bullion man even though it's never been worthless I could lose out ....right ?
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Pebble Project in Alaska. Anglo American (AAUKY) spent $540 million on one of the biggest copper/gold discoveries ever, but recently announced that it will walk away from it. The company said it wants to focus on lower-risk projects and is undoubtedly tired of putting up with ongoing environmental scares and regulatory delays.
Fruta del Norte in Ecuador. Kinross Gold (KGC) bought Aurelian shortly after what many called the discovery of the decade, but the politicos demanded such a big slice of the pie that Kinross stopped developing the project.
New Prosperity Mine in British Columbia. Taseko Mines (TGB) has been relentlessly challenged by environmental activists at the world's tenth-largest undeveloped gold/copper deposit and pushed politicians to continually delay permitting.
Pascua-Lama in Argentina & Chile. This giant deposit has been postponed for several years, largely due to environmental issues and unmet regulatory requirements. Some analysts think it may never enter production.
Navidad in Argentina. Pan American Silver (PAAS) was forced to admit that the Navidad silver deposit—one of the world's biggest silver-primary deposits—was "uneconomic at any reasonable estimate of long-term silver prices" when the local governor announced he wanted "greater state ownership" and increased royalties from 3% to 8%.
Minas Conga in Peru. Newmont's (NEM) multibillion-dollar project was put on the back burner last year when the government gave the company two years to develop a way to guarantee water supplies for residents of the Cajamarca region.
this is all lies then ?
p.s -Don't rush out and buy PM they are at record lows to average production costs