Governments and central banks are throwing all the money they can into financial markets to support a flaying global economy rocked to its core from the COVID-19 pandemic. Although the world could see the worst downturn since the Great Depression of the 1930s, Axel Merk, chief investment officer and president of Merk Investments, warned investors: "there will be no free lunch." Merk said that he like gold as a hedge against these unprecedented measures and the growing risk that the government could make a misstep in financial markets and do something "stupid."

Radius geologists in January 2020 re-discovered an undocumented large scale underground bulk silver mining operation where in its estimated in the late 1800's, historic silver miners hand excavated an extensive series of anastomosing caverns, producing silver bars at an associated smelter operation. The project is located in remote part of the Sierra Madre gold and silver mine belt and appears to be un-explored since the miners ceased their operations. No references to the project have been found within the Mexican Geological Survey or any literature. The few local residents have no knowledge of exploration companies working in the area and there are no indications of prior exploration within the silver mines or surrounding outcrops. There was a pre-existing mineral concession covering the area, but the owners of the concession had never visited the property and were happy to option the property to Radius.

Economic data has not yet reflected the true scale of the economic disaster we are facing, but as numbers come out in the coming weeks, a risk-off sentiment could ensue, this according to Jim Wyckoff, senior analyst at Kitco.“We have big risks still ahead for the U.S. economy and for other economies around the world,” Wyckoff told Kitco News. “We are going to start to see economic data in the U.S. and in Europe show up that’s going to be really staggering, to remind us how serious the damage has been done to the global economy.”

Today’s feature company is Vangold Mining Corporation, a mineral exploration company active in central Mexico.

Alamos Gold's President & CEO details the company's operations in Ontario and Mexico in addition to its company values including safety, integrity, and environmental sustainability.

Capstone's Brad Mercer, SVP Exploration and Operations, provides an overview of Cozamin's April 2020 drill results using VRIFY's 3D model.

In this video President and CEO of Alamos Gold, John McCluskey, discusses the company's operating gold mines in North America and Mexico.Alamos Gold is a Canadian-based intermediate gold producer with diversified production from three operating mines in North America. This includes the Young-Davidson and Island Gold Mines in northern Ontario, Canada, and the Mulatos Mine in Sonora, Mexico.In addition, the values that drive the Company are safety, integrity, teamwork, environmental sustainability and commitment. Alamos has implemented the Home Safe Everyday Safety Program.Alamos Gold Inc. (TSX:AGI, NYSE:AGI)

GR Silver Mining (CVE: GRSL-OTCQB: GRSLF) CEO Marcio Fonseca checked in with Steve Darling from Proactive Vancouver with more positive results from the newly acquired Plomosas project.Fonseca telling Proactive these results are again focussing one the 6 priority areas with recent and historic data.

In this exclusive interview Byron King of the Agora Financial and newsletter writer of "Whiskey and Gunpowder' along with Dr. John-Mark Stuade of Riverside Resources, sit down with Maurice Jackson of Proven and Probable to discover the true price of gold and silver and the best value propositions in mining. We will address a number topics ranging from mining, bullion, exploration, currency creation, devaluation of the Federal Reserve Note, oil, and gas. Find out if gold will reach a new high!

Bank of America Corp. raised its 18-month gold-price target to $3,000 an ounce. Francisco Blanch, the bank's head of commodities and derivatives research, talks about the call on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."