Stroud Resources Ltd. is a Canadian public company listed on the TSX Venture Exchange, trading under the symbol “SDR”. Stroud’s mission is to create shareholder value through the exploration and discovery of precious metal deposits. It has previously focused on an easily accessible, epithermal gold and silver projects in Mexico and Archean gold deposits in Canada.
Investors treat gold more like a currency than sil…
Should you invest in gold, silver, or both?
CNN said, "Investing experts say that gold, silver and other precious metals like platinum and palladium, could make sense as a small part of a broader investment portfolio."
They also recommended investing in gold and silver mining. If you're interested in that sort of investment but don't want to own actual metals, a mining investment could be a better way for you go get involved!
Investors treat gold more like a currency than silver, a metal that has many more industrial uses than gold.That said, if you are going to buy gold, silver or any other metals, it's probably easier to do so through an exchange-traded fund that tracks the price of the me...
Growth in gold production continues in Mexico with Mexus adding more capacity. Mexus' Santa Elena mine is set to increase production alongside their other projects in Mabel and Ures. Recommended Read Mexus ramps up gold production in Mexico Growth in gold production continues in Mexico with Mexus adding more capacity. Mexus' Santa Elena mine is set to […]
Gold prices rose last week and are expected to rise more. This is partially due to US – China relations and tariff threats. CNBC said, "The escalation in the U.S.-China trade dispute has weighed on stock markets worldwide and boosted demand for assets viewed as safer." Keep an eye on this in the coming weeks […]
What does Brexit have to do with gold? Some investors are actually holding off until they see what happens. Kitco said, "The gold market in the U.K. has people waiting out the Brexit uncertainty without making any sudden moves, Carrasco told Kitco News in an interview." The best outcomes for gold would probably be hard […]
