Beating the gold price drop

Nineteen months is a very long time in an investor’s world. Back in June 2014, US$0.92 cents bought you a Canadian dollar, Petrobras appeared to be a solid oil and gas company and most westerners thought the Chinese only bought stock. How things have changed.

Eira Thomas has come across another Canadian diamond in the form of the Coffee gold project

08 January 2016
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Back then the gold price was above US$1,250 per ounce and everyone thought it could not possibly drop below the US$1,100/oz mark. It did.

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