Bound for Bullishness: Palladium Beating Analysts’ Expectations
Palladium – Palladium is doing better than analysts predicted at the start of 2013.
Articles Tagged "Rick Rule"
Palladium Likely to Remain in Deficit Next Year, GFMS Says
Palladium – Thomson Reuters GFMS' recently released Platinum & Palladium Survey 2013 reveals that palladium recorded its highest deficit in 11 years in 2012 and is likely to remain in deficit this year.
Rick Rule, Mickey Fulp, Lawrence Roulston: What to Do With Your Depressed Junior Mining Stocks
With the TSX Venture Exchange continuing to decline, many investors are wondering whether they should sell, hold on for the next rise or buy to take advantage of low prices. Here are the opinions of leading experts Rick Rule, Lawrence Roulston and Mickey Fulp.
Rick Rule: PGMs vs. Silver and Gold
Platinum – Rule explains why investing in PGMs may be better than silver or gold in the near term.
INN Interview: Why Rick Rule Likes Gold Juniors
Gold – In a video interview with the Investing News Network's senior editor, Andrew Topf, Rick Rule, chairman of Sprott US Holdings, shares his insights on gold prices and why he likes developmental gold juniors for the first time in 20 years.
INN VIDEO: Why Rick Rule Likes Gold Juniors
Rick Rule, chairman of Sprott US Holdings, gives the Investing News Network's senior editor, Andrew Topf, his take on junior exploration companies.
Rick Rule: Play Metals Stock Volatility to Win
Palladium – Business Insider reports that Rick Rule says volatility in the market can be used to make money in the gold and platinum markets.
Rick Rule Very Bullish On Silver For 2011
Silver – Silverseek.com reports that veteran stock broker Rick Rule came out strongly in defense of silver as a top pick for 2011.
Investor Mood Positive at Hard Assets Investment Conference, San Francisco
Gold – Michael Montgomery recently attended the Hard Assets Investment Conference in San Fransisco where he had a chance to listen to Global Resource Investments owner Rick Rule and investment guru James Dines speak about the current gold and uranium markets.
