Sprott Is Bullish on Silver—and Gold—Equities
May 22, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE: [The Gold Report]- Maria Smirnova Sprott Silver Equities Class Co-Manager Maria Smirnova understands the power of leverage. She has seen the big impact even a slight increase in the silver price can have on silver producers. Every cent is multiplied and goes right to the investor’s bottom line, giving the equities more upside than [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
Gold And Silver To Recover In 2013- Reuters Precious Metals Poll
April 25, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Reuters] – Gold climbed $15.50 or 1.09% yesterday to $1,430.40/oz and silver finished up 1.00%. Gold climbed to its highest in more than a week on Thursday, boosted by physical demand from store of wealth buyers globally and from central banks. Russia, Kazakhstan and Turkey raised their gold reserves in March, IMF data showed. Central [...]
Where Eight Renowned Investors Think Commodity Prices are Going
April 24, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[The Globe and Mail] – Gold’s 12-year bull run is not over, according to Vancouver mining mogul and philanthropist Frank Giustra, despite the severe price correction the precious metal suffered this week. Mr. Giustra, who has amassed a fortune through a series of junior mining deals, including the creation of the company that is now [...]
Mining Industry Trends and What They Really Mean
March 19, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Lawrence Roulston,Resource Opportunities] – Mining industry news of late has been dominated by massive write-downs: $6.5 billion for Barrick; Kinross added $3.2 billion to the $2.5 billion written off last year on its West Africa operations; in total, the mining industry wrote off $50 billion last year. The write-offs follow a shopping spree over the [...]
Will We See a Silver Breakout in 2013?
March 14, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[The Gold Report] - Silver has been trading sideways so far in 2013, but what will the rest of the year bring? Will 2013 be the year silver prices break out or crash and burn? What is a sustainable silver price for mining companies and where will the metal come from to supply the next [...]
Metals Stocks: Rally Time?
March 13, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[321 Gold] – Gold and silver stocks seem poised for a massive rally. I covered all my gold bullion short positions yesterday, and bought silver stocks. Whether the recent lows represent the “ultimate bottom”, or there is a bit more downside to come, probably doesn’t matter. Please click here now . You are viewing the [...]
Embrace Silver’s Volatility All the Way to the Bank
February 21, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Casey Research] – Most precious-metals investors know that silver is more volatile than gold. But do they know just how big that difference really is? We thought it would be interesting to measure how much greater silver’s daily moves are – both in gains and declines – than gold. We documented the daily price movements [...]
Gold Miners vs. the S&P – Surprising Conclusions
February 7, 2013 by Gold Editor · Leave a Comment
SOURCE:[Casey Research] – We often hear the claim that gold producers have not met investors’ expectations for the past couple years. While there are many potential reasons for this, one explanation for their underperformance lies in the fact that producers diluted their share structures, leaving shareholders with smaller gains than they would have otherwise harvested. [...]
