Newsletter Reviews
Graphite Market Resource Report
May 16, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Resource Stock Report] – Graphite has made a relatively recent entrance into the investing community over the past 2-3 years. Many investors are still trying to understand the basics of the geology, metallurgy and market’s dynamics. Graphite is a naturally occurring form of carbon (C) with wide-ranging and unique physical properties. Carbon is nonmetallic, and [...]
Tips for Diversifying Beyond Gold from Brent Cook
May 16, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[The Metals Report] – Brent Cook Last month’s landslide at Utah’s Bingham Canyon, one of the world’s largest copper mines, triggered significant discussion on possible copper shortages. Brent Cook, veteran geologist and publisher of Exploration Insights, puts the landslide into perspective in this interview with The Metals Report. And for investors who want to dig [...]
Resources Investment to Peak at $85bn
May 16, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Sydney Morning Herald] – Investment in Australia’s resources sector is expected to peak at a record $85 billion this year, led by unprecedented spending in the oil and gas sector. Consulting Group Wood Mackenzie predicts spending on upstream gas will reach $48 billion this year and $50 billion in 2014, accounting for about half of [...]
Three Reasons to Buy Gold Equities Today
May 16, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Frank Holms] – A strong stomach and a tremendous amount of patience are required for gold stock investors these days, as miners have been exhibiting their typical volatility pattern. That’s why I often say to anticipate before you participate, because gold stocks are historically twice as volatile as U.S. stocks. As of March 31, 2013, [...]
The Real Reason Gold Fell—and Why It Has Already Stabilized: Lawrence Roulston
May 9, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE: [The Gold Report]- Lawrence Roulston Things are upside down in the gold market. Valuations are irrationally low, while global consumerism fuels demand and supply comes up short. Lawrence Roulston, editor and publisher of Resource Opportunities, advises people to trust their guts as well as the numbers when weeding through prospective investments. In this interview [...]
The Enduring Glow of Gold
May 8, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Andy Xie] – A ripple of skepticism recently hit prices of the yellow metal, but gold remains the ultimate hedge on inflation The global economy has already entered into stagflation with a growth rate of 2 percent and inflation at 3 percent. The inflation rate is likely to rise above 4 percent in 18 months [...]
Gold Futures Gain Amid Signs of Physical Demand in India, China
May 8, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Bloomberg] – Gold rose for the second time in three days amid signs of increasing purchases in India and China, the world’s largest consumers of the metal. Imports by China from Hong Kong more than doubled to an all-time high in March, Hong Kong government data showed yesterday. India’s purchases are set to exceed 100 [...]
Commodities: Be bullish, You’re Not Buying at the Peak
May 7, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[The Globe and Mail] – Gold has cratered into bear market territory. Ditto for silver and copper. Aluminum is in a big downtrend too, along with its metallic cousin nickel. The price of oil has been moving sideways and agricultural commodities are well off last year’s drought-induced highs. Glance at a list of commodities, and [...]
Buy Gold Stocks – When???
May 7, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Casey Research] – The fundamental picture for gold is as solid as it’s ever been since this bull market started, so we’re all eager to see the price begin its next leg up. But is the bottom in? One way to address that question is to compare the recent selloff to other large corrections… In [...]
China Goes Gold Crazy. Why Now?
April 29, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Forbes] – Spurred by a sudden drop in prices, Asians in the last two weeks have gone on a gold-buying binge. The Indians, the world’s largest net importers of the yellow metal, have been snapping it up of course, and so have the Japanese, now concerned about a falling yen and rising inflation. Hong Kong [...]
