Land, natural resources, physical metals have been pledged as collateral by the US government to foreign interests in exchange for their monetary backbone to keep the US from defaulting on the dollar, keeping the treasury market going strong, and stabilization of US financial markets.

I also believe that this is one of the primary reasons why the precious metals sector is acting the way that it has since 2011.

This Nevada case is closely related to any miner that anyone owns and property rights of the company that you own versus governments and the ability to potentially influence the determination of how that land can be used.

The litmus test is the coal industry in the US.

This is not an off trade related item if anyone owns any mining concerns in the US. It is something that needs closely watched from this point on.