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Gwyde,

Altijd fijn om hier van jou een post tegen te komen.

Kan je eens niet op regelmatige basis een artikel wijden aan die juniors die zich in de rood omcirkelde zone bevinden van volgend plaatje :

Time to Buy


@Spruitje, hier mijn test... gelukt ? Gelukt !
Bedankt.

Geen dank!
Kunnen wij het maken? Nou en of !! (B. De Bouwer)

doubleyou wrote:Gwyde,

Altijd fijn om hier van jou een post tegen te komen.

Kan je eens niet op regelmatige basis een artikel wijden aan die juniors die zich in de rood omcirkelde zone bevinden van volgend plaatje :

Time to Buy

In die tweede categorie hou ik Formation Metals en Silvermex/Genco nog altijd in het oog. Maar de nieuwsflow is niet van die aard om er een regelmatige column aan te wijden.
Op het Kitco forum hou ik een 2 mining threads in leven. Voor (hoofdzakelijk) explorers is er volgende spreadsheet. Ik onthou me van teveel commentaar, vooral wat de 'draft list' betreft. Bijdragen en suggesties voor de lijst zijn uiteraard welkom.

Contributor driven explorer spreadsheet

McEwen Junior Gold Index laat nog niet zoveel progressie zien, maar in m'n eigen porto zie ik die progressie wel ....15% progressie vanaf de bodem (die er overigens ook in jun/jul vorig jaar al stond) ....

dus we gaan zien .... grtz. Indy

Blame it on the Greek, on the miserable GOP primary campaign or on the Obama measure to provide some relief to underwater home owners still paying heavily for their mortgage... anyhow: broad stock markets are sliding, with losses aggravating. The S&P closes down 1.54%.

The leap day beat-down of the precious metals switched on an infernal mechanism. In spite of a technical recovery on Mar 1st, precious metals are sliding back. Gold is down 1.9% by 4:40 pm to $1673.6. Silver is down more (as usual) -3.2% to $32.9. PGM metals slide along, with the Gold/Platinum ratio back up. (The metals almost were at parity late last month.) With precious metals sliding in lockstep with stock markets, the image or idea of them parting in opposite direction -as last August- is firmly suppressed.

Among the miners of our GMP list, losses outnumber gains 6:1 (as yesterday). The gold miners index is down 1.66%, the silver miners index sheds 2.93% and the equal weight index loses 2.78%. The HUI/Gold ratio still hovers along the 0.30 Maginot line. Penny stocks Harte Gold and Kiska Metals lose double digits, but it's the widespread 5%+ loss percentages of mid- and large caps hurting most.

Le comportement du secteur minier des métaux précieux se décrit assez bien par la réponse typique à un 'mzungu' s'informant
comment vont les affaires à Kinshasa: Mieux que demain.

Habari,

mzungu, hier nog een interessant stukje over enkele mijnaandelen

http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/12758

mzuri

There are a couple of benchmark indices around composed of major precious metal miners. The more common one is the AMEX Unhedged Gold Miners index with ticker symbol HUI. The index is around since 1996 and it counts 16 components. There have been several changes last few years, but I will use the present composition in this posting. Along with the company name and symbol goes the index weighting.
Additionally, I've calculated what a $1 investment back in summer 2002 would result in now (closing prices of March 9, 2012). Over almost ten years, there is a dramatic difference in gain, resulting from an investment in these miners.

Verder lezen: http://gwyde.blogspot.com/2012/03/long- ... e-cap.html

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-17441170

'verwatering' van winst

Selecting explorers and junior miners
Searching for excellence
Precious metal explorers as investment vehicles have a long standing track record of extreme volatility. As Rick Rule of Sprot Asset Mgt. USA uses to formulate it: “We have known both the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat”.
It is obvious that the success of precious metal explorers goes together with both the exploration talent of a small team of geologists and of their broader management skills. Add just a grain of luck in picking among the promising geological anonalies the successful drilling locations. To end with another quote of Rick Rule: “Whereas profitable miners ultimately will see their share price reflect increased cash flows from mining operations, you can’t count on a gold bull market to bail you out of a dumb decision on an explorer investment.”

Continue reading:

http://gwyde.blogspot.com/2012/03/selec ... iners.html

Ben Bernanke gets little approval lately:
- not from retiring baby-boomers seeing their bonds yield next to nothing and losing purchasing power with sustained inflation;
- even less from the Austrians, rigorously insisting on higher interest rates to prevent capital misallocation and demanding that investments ought to be funded by savings;
- not even from the liquidity junkies, dissatisfied with 'only' permanently low Fed rates and eagerly screaming for more QE.

It seems Wall Street is increasingly dominated by this last category, who were selling off both equity (with the S&P down 0.4%, though off the day lows) and not in the least gold, which lost about $30 in about half an hour in thin Globex trading. Gold quotes at $1645.6, down 1.95% by 4:40 pm. Silver limits the loss to 1.09% to $32.64.

PM Miners were slain, with losses outnumbering gains by a stunning 7:1 margin. The gold miners index sheds 3.82% posting a new low. The silver miners index loses 3.36% and the equal weight index limits its loss to 2.34%. There 's nothing left from the nascent miner recovery. With the HUI down 3.34% the HUI/Gold ratio drops back on its 0.28 support . See the updated graphs on the page: http://gwyde.blogspot.com/p/gold-miner-pulse.html

Scorpio Mining Corporation and Soho are the laggards of the day with a double digit loss. First Majestic bids C$0.60 for Silvermex sending it soaring 26.7%. Guess the market appreciates First Majestic acquiring Silvermex on the cheap: the stock is down only 2.66%, comparing favourably to many of its peers (HL, PAAS, SVM) losing over 4%.