Gold Stocks

Dave Skarica of AddictedtoProfits discuss global equity markets and his views on the S&P 500, gold stocks, Chinese stocks and  high-yielding stocks. You can also find Dave’s latest article Here.

We speak with Cambridge House and discuss our reasoning for seeing potential for a big rebound….  

It’s been a tough road for precious metals but the path ahead has strong potential of being significantly profitable….

Bull Market Thinking Reports: A breakdown of the 13-F data indicates that during the first quarter, the Soros Fund: 1. Maintained a $32mm stake in individual miners. 2. Added a staggering1.1 million shares of GDX to its holdings, at a reported price of $37.84 per share. Total Soros Fund GDX holdings now stand at 2.666 million shares, at a reported value of over $100,000,000. 3. … Continue reading

While Gold has seen a decent rebound, Silver and the mining shares (the more speculative side of the complex) have failed to sustain any rebound despite tremendously supportive sentiment amid an extreme oversold condition. Is the failure to rebound bearish? Not really. This is a sector that is completely sold out but there are yet … Continue reading

It has been a 1.5-2 year sideways affair for the precious metals (PM), depending on whether you look at silver (peak in April of 2011) or Gold (peak in August of 2011). PM stocks, on the other hand, have done quite a bit worse than go sideways. While the more conservative Gold has only fallen … Continue reading

Most chartists use daily or weekly charts. Few look at monthly charts. I don’t know of anyone (myself included) who pays any attention to quarterly charts. We decided to take a look at the quarterly chart of the HUI gold bugs index. It is below and we note the two big downturns in the market. … Continue reading

According to INK Research, there are now seven precious metals stocks on the TSX with insider buying for every one with selling….

Our title seems obvious. We all know that the US$ tends to be negatively correlated with commodity prices. This is true in the short-term but not always so over the long-term. The US$ index is currently nearing 83. It’s at the same level it was in 2007 when Gold was trading in the $600s and … Continue reading

Last week in regards to Gold we wrote: We have the majority of sentiment indicators showing more pessimism than in 2008, an explosion in negative news coverage and news that major banks have downgraded their outlooks. Without knowing anything else, you’d expect Gold to be down considerably, yet it’s only off about 5% year to … Continue reading