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By Ron Hera |
April 26, 2012
What is important about the pervasive negative sentiment is that it is a key indicator of a market bottom. At the top of the market, there are a hundred reasons to buy and, at the bottom of the market, there are a hundred reasons to sell.
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By Zig Lambo |
April 6, 2012
The turnaround in precious metals prices and mining shares has been slower in coming than most have expected. This has certainly not deterred the publisher of The Daily Gold Premium, from uncovering situations he expects to provide winning returns.
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By Mark O'Byrne |
January 18, 2012
The yellow metal climbed to $1,667.90 yesterday its highest since Dec. 13 and an increase of 6.7% in 2012, as the dollar fell. The dollar's weakness was attributed to poor US production and homebuilder data combined with Greece nearing a deal on debt.
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By Peter Krauth |
January 3, 2012
Despite a pullback from its all-time high, gold is still trading in the $1,700 range. What's more, I believe gold will eclipse $2,200 an ounce in the next year, and shoot beyond even $5,000 an ounce after that.
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By Peter Krauth |
December 20, 2011
From 1929 to 1935, Homestake paid out $128 in cash dividends. In 1935 alone, the dividend reached an astounding $56 per share, or effectively a 70% dividend for those who'd acquired shares at $80.
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By Lorimer Wilson |
December 9, 2011
Amid a tsunami of interest in the future prospects of gold and silver mining companies this article gives insights into the "secret world" of warrants and the make-up of two indices, identifying the constituents of each.
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By Peter Krauth |
December 9, 2011
New gold buying has a positive secondary effect on the gold mining sector. Not only should this trend repeat again in the coming year, but it's likely to be amplified as gold stocks finally respond to a long overdue bout of catching up.
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By Lorimer Wilson |
December 7, 2011
Last year a basket containing one each of the long-term commodity-related warrants went up 91% while their associated stocks "only" went up 57%. Warrants are priced about 60% less on average than their associated stocks.
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By Sally Lowder |
October 19, 2011
For the metals and mining analyst at Global Hunter Securities, "Sb" spells success. That is the symbol for antimony, a metal with an interesting past and a bright future. Wright outlines the antimony market and offers advice on rare earths.
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By Alasdair Macleod |
October 18, 2011
Against a background of a growing imbalance between falling supply and static demand for energy and raw materials, central banks are injecting new money. It matters not whether the process is formal or through an open check book.
