PDAC is the world’s premier mineral exploration & mining convention. In addition to meeting over 1,000 exhibitors, 3,500 investors and 25,600 attendees from 135 countries, you can also attend technical sessions, short courses and networking events. The four-day annual convention held in Toronto, Canada, has grown in size, stature and influence since it began in 1932 and today is the event of choice for the world’s mineral industry.
Saturday, 9 March 2019
Tuesday, 5 March 2019
Gold Stock Analyst Investor Day
Gold StockAnalyst (GSA) is the market's most respected and successful source of insight
and guidance for gold stock investors. The title of GSA's flagship newsletter —
GSA Top10 — also sums up its unique investment approach that has an amazing —
and verified track — record. Future results cannot be guaranteed, but we promise the GSA Top10 is unlike any stock research you've ever seen.
GSA has been founded by John Doody, an Economics Professor for almost two decades. Doody became interested in gold due to an innate distrust of politicians and concern over their habit of debasing the currency via inflationary economic policies. Other than the Top10 list, John Doody also publishes a full coverage GSA_PRO list covering a universe of about 60 gold miners and developers (near producers). Pure exploration is out of scope. Since 2012, there equally is a Top5 silver miners list (only 5 since there are fewer to choose from).
Monday, 4 March 2019
Credit Suisse Global Investment returns Yearbook 2019
By end February the investment community is eagerly waiting for the publication of the new Global Investments Yearbook. This publication is a continuation of "Triumph of the Optimists: 101 Years of Global Investment Returns" (Princeton University Press, 2002) by Elroy Dimson, Paul Marsh and Mike Staunton.
Saturday, 26 January 2019
Miners will continue to disappoint
Last Friday we witnessed a magnificent miner rally as gold broke above $1300 for the first time since mid June 2018. However, miners have been disappointing for most of the past 18 months. There is no obvious reason why this dire situation would suddenly improve.
Saturday, 29 December 2018
Precious metals mining in 2018: a dark cloud with a silver lining & 2019 outlook
Short 2018 mining review
Early last year we witnessed gold rallying rapidly to what was to be its 2018 high. Till about mid May, the yellow metal managed to uphold $1300. Miners however have mostly been lagging the advance of gold, with the HUI/Gold ratio in decline and bottoming early September, after gold made its low by mid August.Friday, 30 November 2018
Diverging price trends among precious metals
Diverging price trends among precious metals
Precious metals in a downtrend over 2018 is a story of the more obvious. The failing gold rally early in the year and the breakdown of silver leading to a gold/silver ratio now over 86. Platinum is another horror story: longs were lured in a failing rally of this denser precious metal. Yet by mid August, platinum plunged to $767. Even during the four year gold bear market, platinum had not seen such price level. Today (30 Nov), Platinum again is to close below $800/Oz, making the Gold/Platinum ratio rise to 1.533. Two ounces of gold now buy over three ounces of platinum.Wednesday, 31 October 2018
Miners once more lagging precious metals
The Randgold - Barrick merger lifted enthusiasm within the mining sector. As the metal turned up with gold breaking and holding above $1200/Oz (despite a rising USD and interest rates creeping up), miners seemed ready for a lengthy rally, especially after HUI/Gold completed an inverted head and shoulders pattern.
Saturday, 29 September 2018
The HUI/Gold ratio: what's left in Pandora's box?
Sunday, 26 August 2018
Recovery rally doesn't cure the disease
Mid August, the HUI miner index plunged to 139: beneath both the Dec 12, 2017 bottom (175) and the Dec 15, 2016 bottom at 163.5. After Friday's rally HUI now posts at 146.8, which still is well below said bottoms. The recovery rally merely alleviates the pain but it doesn't cure the disease.
Sunday, 8 July 2018
Platinum scalp at the shorter's belt
White precious metals lagging gold
Despite gold selling off last few weeks, the damage among "white precious metals" has been worse.
The gold sell-off was discussed last week, as the yellow metal was nearing its December 2017 low, which it eventually equalled on July 2nd.
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