Gold Stocks

Jordan sees plenty of signs that sentiment for gold has reached an extremely bearish level which typically comes at key bottoms. He also explained…

Tekoa Da Silva submits: I was able to connect with the legendary Don Coxe this week, chairman ofCoxe Advisors LLP, during a time in which investor sentiment in the mining and precious metals sector has reached levels of “despair and cynicism”,the likes of which Don has never seen before. What was encouraging to note however, was that in … Continue reading

Investors’ sentiment in the whole precious metals sector is so low that it seems it almost cannot move any further below its current level and it has profound implications for the market:

We all know that sentiment on Gold is quite bearish. Rather than post numerous charts which you’ve likely already seen, I want to note some of the recent statistics. By recent, I refer to the past two weeks. Market Vane’s bullish consensus for Gold hit its lowest since 2001. SentimenTrader.com’s public opinion, which combines various … Continue reading

We discuss our reasons for why a major low in the precious metals and mining stocks is at hand and why the long-term outlook remains strong. Go Here to Listen to the Interview  

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Regarding gold stocks vs. Gold, we’ve learned two things….

Recently, gold and silver’s performance wasn’t what precious metals investors had expected, even though it seems that this turbulence is just temporary – fundamentals are great with the Fed promising to print even more money and continuous reports on rising demand for gold and its shrinking supply.

Despite the recent weakness we are becoming increasingly bullish about the prospects for gold stocks.

The precious metals complex had a great rebound at the end of the summer but is now in the midst of a correction. Recently we wrote that the correction was nearing an end. We believe that to be the case. A short-term bottom could occur sometime this week. However, the precious metals sector was unable … Continue reading