"Gold is now looking stronger; it is time that investors have gold in their portfolios," says Curtis Hesler. In the The Professional Timing Service, he looks at gold's seasonal patterns.
"I think they will rush to commodity-based assets because of the serious underinvestment phase the commodity sector is involved in now. This will lead to shortages and very high prices down the road in all commodities.
"Once the dollar begins to roll over, gold will be an instant benefactor. It i
When gold was trading above $1,000 an ounce, Curtis Hesler reversed his buy signal and fortuitously warned of a seasonal pullback expected over the summer.
In his The Professional Timing Service, he stated, "Gold should settle into the cyclical and seasonal lows due in early August. Although you will hear plenty of bearish arguments as gold prices pull back, weakness will be a buying opportunity."
He now explains, "I don't think there is much left on downside for the mining shares. W
Folks assume Fed is leaning more hawkish than dovish, and will see banks will require a dovish Fed not for proftiable growth, but for the survival of the financial system as global consumer credit (all developed economies including US, UK, Australia, New Zealand) continues to deteriorate. With other central banks (Australia, ECB) also leaning towards cutting to offset slowing growth, it will signal a new upleg in gold.
Guru: Gordon Pape Newsletter: The Canada Report BUY: Kinross Gold Corp. (nyse: KGC) Kinross Gold is the third-largest primary gold producer in North America in terms of reserves. Based in Toronto, the company has been in business since 1993. Kinross has three new projects in the works which are scheduled to come on stream over the next two years, in Siberia, Chile, and the state of Washington. Management estimates that as these projects ramp up, production will increase more than 60%, from 1.6 million ounces of gold in 2007 to 2.6 - 2.7 millio...
Since I am not sure what exactly the market will "hate" next week or in the weeks to come; it seems to change by the day; I want to build up 'protection' (hedging) another way, and we'll use gold. Gold is more of a sentiment indicator than anything to do with fundamentals. During this market rebound the Gold ETF (GLD) has not really fallen much - that is not a good sign. Remember, gold is the ultimate Armaggedon trade and in the past an inflation hedge (although it appears black gold has taken that mantle since last fall). So with the "all clear" signal once again launched by CNBC ("it'...
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Spot price of gold eclipsed $935 in trading Monday, its first time above the mark since May 22, as another fresh round of record oil prices exacerbated existing market-wide turmoil.
This company has been beaten lately for a few stupid reasons but I think gold will continue it's march upward. Also, I could go on forever about how this company has great leadership and a solid business plan but I'll let you look it up yourself. It's a bit risky because of jittery financial markets but I think this will ultimately have an upward trend overall over the next 6 months. 5% invested at $21 per share and now another 3% at current market price. Cheers!
I, too, think gold related stocks are a definite buy, at least for the next year or two. I believe the dollar will continue its slide until the final wave of subprime mortgage defaults have passed and may even continue for another 10 years or so until all the lawsuits have been settled. See http://www.insurancejournal.com/news/national/2008/02/15/8738... Phil
The major Toronto-based miner said Friday it expects to produce 1.9 million to two million gold equivalent ounces this year and 2.5 million to 2.6 million ounces in 2009, a 60 per cent increase over 2007 production.
In 2007, Kinross produced about 1.6 million gold equivalent ounces, in line with its forecast.
"The strengths of Kinross this year will be Kupol coming on and the Paracutu expansion, which has been an ongoing thing in Brazil," said analyst John Ing, president of Maison Placements in Toronto.
"Kupol is why they bought Bema. Unquestionably, that's going to be a
KGC will emerge as a world class gold producer. Recent acquisition of Bema Gold will prove cheap in the coming years. Two-year consolidation is over and a recent break above old resistance should prove itself- a retest of 15.50 could happen but huge support there now. Feed the meter until $20! ... 2 years out - KGC is worth $40. <!-- START OF SHOW GRAPH --> <!-- END OF SHOW GRAPH -->
KGC will emerge as a world class gold producer. Recent acuisition of Bema Gold will prove cheap in the coming years. Two-year consolidation is over and a recent break above old resistance should prove right - a retest of 15.50 could happen but huge support there now. Feed the meter until $20!
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