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Will Gold Stocks Surge as the U.S. Dollar Weakens?

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Will Cameco Corp. Survive?

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3 Developments Working Against Precious Metals Right Now

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4 Stocks That Could Bounce Back in 2018

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Uranium Investing Is a Long-Term Game: Ignore Recent Headline News
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Looking to Maximize Your Returns? Why Growth Stocks Are Superior to Dividend Stocks

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The Optimism Surrounding Cameco Corp. and Uranium Is Overbaked
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Have Cryptocurrencies Killed Off Precious Metal Investments?
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2 Undervalued Stocks to Buy Now

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Contrarian Investors: Are Gold Stocks Oversold?

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Why the Price of Uranium Might Be About to Rise

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Of Bitcoin, Bubbles, and Investor Psychology

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Is it Time to Back Up the Truck on Gold Stocks?

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Will the Uranium Market Ever Recover?
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2 Dividend Stocks I’d Buy Right Now

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Cameco Corp.: Buy Today or Bail Out?

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Cameco Corp. Soared 13% Yesterday: Is it Time to Buy or Sell?

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Cameco Corp. Stock Surges +14% on Monday: There Is a Catch

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Is Cameco Corp. a Buy After Cutting Production and Reducing its Dividend?

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Should Teck Resources Ltd. or Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. Be in Your Portfolio Today?

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Ignore Gold and Look to These Base Metals Stocks

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Should Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan Inc. Be on Your Buy List Today?

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Bitcoin May Be All the Hype, but Don’t Forget About Gold
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As the U.S. Dollar Falls, Invest in Gold Stocks for Capital Appreciation and Yield
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Better Buy: Stelco Holdings Inc. or Russel Metals Inc.?

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3 Ongoing Political Developments That Could Spark a Run to Gold

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How Streamers Offer Profits and Opportunity Over Conventional Miners

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Why Did Cameco Corp. Shares Drop 7% on Monday?

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Should You Bail on Gold and Silver Stocks Before the New Year?

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Is Cameco Corp. a Strong Contrarian Pick Today?

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This Precious Metals Miner Has Huge Long-Term Potential

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Are Teck Resources Ltd. and Cameco Corp. Top Contrarian Buys for 2018?
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This Gold Miner Remains 1 of the Best Bets on Gold

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Goldcorp Inc.: Is it Time to Put This Miner in Your Portfolio?

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Cameco Corp.: Should Value Investors Buy the Stock Amid its Nuclear Fallout?

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Wheaton Precious Metals Corp.: If You Want Gold, This Is Your Play

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Is Bitcoin the New Gold?
Frequently Asked Questions
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Mining and mineral stocks do pose some risks investors should be aware of.
First off, the industry is highly cyclical, meaning it rises and falls with the overall economy. When the economy is doing fairly well, the market demands more minerals: buildings are going up, consumers are buying more gold, construction is consistent. When the economy falls, however, demand for minerals tends to fall with it. The cyclical nature of energy stocks makes them more volatile than, say, utilities and consumer staples.
Another risk investors should take note of is expansion. Building mines is very expensive, much more expensive than building a new corporate headquarters. In the past, mines have expanded their enterprises during strong periods of economic growth, only to launch when the economy begins to sink.
For both these reasons, it’s vital to analyze a mining company’s finances. If the company is saddled with debt, that could be an indicator it’s overextending itself, despite supposed growth.
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Mining stocks can be a great investment, however, there are some things to keep in mind before investing.
Mining stocks can be very volatile depending on economic conditions. That being said, the best Canadian mining companies have been able to generate good profit regardless of economic conditions.