Daniel T. Cook

Laugh at the quote and learn about three stocks that Berkshire Hathaway can bring home to mom.

The Constitution can be retooled, but this mining law has been untouchable for 141 years.

When the sun isn’t shining and the wind isn’t blowing you can rest easy knowing the hot water is flowing.

Pulled straight from their conference calls, here’s the data and talking points market participants will be watching out for over the next few quarters.

Captain of calm, Mr. Ross is a guy that many professional and DIY investors look to for direction, especially during stormy weather.

Underexplored compared to West Africa, Eritrea’s mining industry is proving itself worthy of foreign investment year by year.

Neuberger Berman, State Street, and American Century funds have completely sold out of their positions.

From exploration to production, the industry has been lazy and nonchalant about R&D for decades.

It’s one of the most popular contamination cleansers in the world; businesses are using it in everything from swimming pools to coal mines.

How could such a large investment not be interpreted as a long-term positive?

Tomorrow's production has got to come from somewhere; so what is a reasonable price for gold that's still in the ground?

Some say they’re the world’s most exclusive intelligence sharing club. A recent conspiracy theory suggests that one of their Canadian operatives was found snooping around at Brazil’s Ministry of Mining and Energy.

Good things just don’t seem to come with nuclear energy. For most people, negatives like Fukushima, wars, and weapons are the first things that come to mind.

Pioneer's of the timber REIT, Plum Creek is one of the largest landowners in the nation and the most geographically diverse. Owning nearly 7 million acres in total, they are one of the premier land investments available in the stock market.

President Enrique Pena Nieto’s fiscal reform bill is striking fear in the hearts and minds of mining executives operating in Mexico.

An ounce in the hand costs $22; would you be willing to pay $1 for an ounce in the bush?

The infestation has already spread across 43 million acres; 53% of the pine forests in British Columbia are dead.

Chatting with friends and investment gurus about buying low and selling high makes for pleasant conversation; yet so few have the guts to buy when everyone else is selling (value investing requires that).

The policy speaks all languages and its purchasing power will never go to zero.