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Jordan Roy-Byrne: There are two drivers of stock prices: valuation and earnings. Valuations are very much driven by investor sentiment while earnings are driven by revenue Read more…
Przemyslaw Radomski: All the fundamental factors that have made gold such a stellar investment for the last decade are still intact. Fiat money is still being produced on easy street around the world, which in turn fuels worries about the dwindling purchase Read more…
Brian Sylvester: Labor problems and low prices have platinum mines closing up shop in South Africa, and the potential for acquisitions is ripening. Senior Mining Analyst and Managing Director at Stifel Nicolaus in Toronto, George Topping believes Read more…
Jordan Roy-Byrne: In researching past equity bull markets, we’ve found numerous similarities between all. Each bull market has three clearly defined phases. The last phase of each bull market is driven by valuation expansion which is made possible through the wall Read more…
Jordan Roy-Byrne: By now, everyone has seen the chart of Homestake Mining and its bull market run from 1924 through 1935. Hence, there is no need to repost it. In this editorial, Frank Barbera shows a handful of charts of gold stocks and gold stock indices Read more…
Jeff Clark: For the past eighteen months, gold stocks have been pummeled. They showed some life from mid-May to mid-June – Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF (NYSEARCA:GDX), the gold miner’s index, was up 21%, while gold rose 5.5%. That bounce was exciting, Read more…
George S. Mack: Gold (NYSEARCA:GLD) and silver (NYSEARCA:SLV) began a correction nine months ago, but shares of the mines that produce these valuable metals have suffered in a much more exaggerated fashion. Mine2Capital Co-Founder Read more…
Jordan Roy-Byrne: Mark Twain said that history doesn’t repeat itself but it rhymes. This is also true in the markets. No bull or bear market or particular event is ever the same. Yet, because there are similarities, the prudent analyst always studies history. When trying to foresee bottoms Read more…
Peter Krauth: Let’s make something clear up front: junior mining stocks are not for the faint of heart. Legendary investor Doug Casey calls them “the most volatile stocks on earth.” Read more…
Jordan Roy-Byrne: In the early days of this bull market many prominent analysts and leaders from the bullish camp noted that the juniors would be the way to best leverage the bull market. The thinking was that juniors were a call option on Gold and senior producers because of their lack of exploration Read more…
Tom Essaye: One of the biggest events of last week was the May jobs report, which was a huge disappointment. Markets tanked on the release, with the Dow and Nasdaq giving up all their 2012 gains. Gold was the most logical winner … Read more…
Jordan Roy-Byrne: Longtime readers know that we are a huge fan of intermarket analysis which is a rather new field within technical analysis. I believe John Murphy developed this field, thanks to his book. Intermarket analysis is the analysis of the relationships between the major asset Read more…
Peter Byrne: Savvy investors and central banks in Asia are accumulating physical gold, the most stable form of value. In an exclusive interview withThe Gold Report, Dave Kranzler, founder of Golden Returns Capital, contrarian gold investor and newsletter writer, Read more…
Rick Mills: Institutional investors tend to prefer investments that are thought to contain the potential for growth, growth = sprouts. An investment has to produce a growing revenue stream – if it doesn’t grow it doesn’t compound. Gold is rejected as an investment because Read more…
Jordan Roy-Byrne: Two weeks ago we proclaimed a major bottom could be imminent in the precious metals sector. Our basis for making the prediction was that the metals and shares were extremely oversold, breadth indicators were at 2008 levels, sentiment was contrarian bullish and markets Read more…
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