via Investor Intel - A 'New' Gold Camp In The Making?

Ecclestone discusses a known gold prospect that has seen very little in the way of development since the 1940's.  Chris comes up with a new turn of a phrase that this prospect with the involvement of Yamana is a case for 'mining gentrification,' as you would find in the neglected neighbourhoods of rust belt cities that see renewed business activity.

If the La Ronge Gold Belt sees a return to operations under a private company with a handful of preferred shareholders, that would be a form of gentrification to say the least. No news on a pet day care just yet.

http://investorintel.com/sectors/gold-silver-base-metals/gold-precious-metals-intel/signature-resources-new-camp-in-the-making/

via Northern Miner - Many Riches Underlie Prairie Provinces

In surveying geological domains through the prairies, The Northern Miner says nothing about the prospects near the Jolu Mill.  They simply don't exist.

http://www.northernminer.com/news/many-riches-underlie-canadian-prairies/1003780667/

$Gold Monthly 

The gold monthly chart in $U.S. is once again testing the inflation-adjusted equivalent of $42 in 1971. This exact price point for December will not be issued until ShadowStats updates their inflation statistics for 2016 in the new year.

For the most part, the gold bull market has expended its energy, and should the U.S. economy hyper-inflate, any gold prospect without its production on line will not be able to escape a currency crisis because costs and raising capital will become insurmountable hurdles.

We might see a doji on this price line in January.

http://schrts.co/NaMYEI

-F6