Will Warren Buffett Really Let This Deep Value Slip By? By Jeff Clark, Senior Precious Metals Analyst Right now, even the staunchest gold investors are weary of the years-long drubbing the gold price has taken since its $1,921 peak in August 2011. Whether the frustrating experience is the work of a market-rigging conspiracy, government manipulation […]
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The 10th Man: The Crazy Man’s Guide to the Bond Market By John Mauldin I invite you to inspect the following chart of 10-year interest rates in the US. If you don’t have a lot of experience with these things, let me clue you in: This is a very scary-looking chart. It’s a classic head-and-shoulders
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How To Invest With $5,000 to $10,000 Thursday March 12, 2015 14:43 By Dudley Pierce Baker Investing with limited funds can present many challenges. Let’s face it, if you had $1,000,000 to work with the number of opportunities and a reasonable dollar allocation would be much easier. Who would not like to have this problem?
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Why You Should Listen to This Man About Gold By Jeff Clark, Senior Precious Metals Analyst Would you like your advice from someone who has been successful or from someone who’s failed? I’d prefer to hear from a winner. Now that the gold market has been mauled by a bear, we can sort out the
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Connecting the Dots: Oil, Divorce, and Bear Markets By Tony Sagami Everybody loves a parade. I sure did when I was a child, but I’m paying attention to a very different type of parade today. The parade that I’m talking about is the long, long parade of businesses in the oil industry that are cutting
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Click here to watch GOING VERTICAL ((http://vertical.caseyresearch.com/go/uicpp-2/CSW)) Dear Reader, Franco-Nevada co-founder and chairman Pierre Lassonde has been buying mining stocks for his own portfolio again since last October: “[The] gold stocks—just like in 2001—are at absolute rock bottom. In fifteen years, they have not been so low. So I think there’s a historical opportunity, a
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How to Get Struck by Lightning By Louis James, Chief Metals & Mining Investment Strategist Two M&A deals have already delivered paydays for investors in junior mining stocks this year: Goldcorp’s half-billion-dollar purchase of Probe Mines in Canada, and Tahoe Resources’ billion-dollar acquisition of Rio Alto Mining, a Peruvian gold producer. Now the arrival of
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By SIMON CONSTABLE Updated March 9, 2015 12:03 a.m. ET Occasionally, when you look through a mutual fund’s holdings, you’ll come across securities called warrants. What are they, and why would anyone want them? Warrants are almost identical to stock options. These securities allow the holder to buy a company’s stock at a predetermined price,
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March 09, 2015 By Dudley Pierce Baker Recently, I have been asked, ‘where did Precious Metals Warrants go’? Some thought we surely disappeared with the ‘dark days’ in the resource market. Perhaps you did not receive our emails because we are alive and well BUT…. what we did do was changed our
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Connecting the Dots: Oil, Jobs, Consumer Confidence, and Humpty Dumpty By Tony Sagami Politicians, Wall Street, and the Federal Reserve Bank want you to think the economy is doing great thanks to the big improvements in the labor market. However, Janet Yellen, who testified before the Senate Banking Committee last week, admitted that the
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