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Nomi Prins Says US May Begin Stockpiling Silver As A Strategic Reserve

Today Nomi Prins, who has given speeches to the World Bank, IMF and Federal Reserve, told King World News that the United States may once again begin stockpiling silver as a strategic reserve.  This would have an enormous impact on the already thin physical silver market.  Global silver production is only 819.7 million ounces a year, and the last time the US stockpiled silver it reached a jaw-dropping peak of 3.3 billion ounces.  The question is where will all of that silver come from and how high will the price of silver have to go in that kind of market?  Here is what Prins had to say.

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Kingold Jewelry Announces Date Of Its 2015 Annual Meeting Of Stockholders

[PR Newswire] – WUHAN, China, Oct. 6, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — Kingold Jewelry, Inc. (“Kingold” or “the Company”) (KGJI), one of China’s leading manufacturers and designers of high quality 24-karat gold jewelry, ornaments and investment-oriented products, today announced its Annual Meeting of Stockholders will be held on December 19 and 20, 2015, at the Marco Polo Wuhan, 159 Yanjiang Avenue, Jiang’an, Wuhan, China. The 2015 Annual Meeting date represents a change

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ENERGY (MSM)

EPA team spills million gallons of waste water into Colorado rivers

(Reuters) – A team of U.S. regulators probing contamination at a Colorado gold mine accidentally released a million gallons (3.8 million liters) of orange-hued waste water containing sediment and metals into a local river system, the Environmental Protection Agency said on Thursday. The waste water that had been held behind a barrier near the abandoned Gold King Mine spilled on Wednesday into Cement Creek, which flows into the Animas River

EPA team spills million gallons of waste water into Colorado rivers

(Reuters) – A team of U.S. regulators probing contamination at a Colorado gold mine accidentally released a million gallons (3.8 million liters) of orange-hued waste water containing sediment and metals into a local river system, the Environmental Protection Agency said on Thursday. The waste water that had been held behind a barrier near the abandoned Gold King Mine spilled on Wednesday into Cement Creek, which flows into the Animas River