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This week I would like to
share with you several articles written by well
respected voices in the financial community. We
realize the confidence of many junior mining investors
has been badly shaken to say the least but these
articles with give us some perspective. Enjoy.
But first, shortly before 7:47 AM,
CST we have gold up 9.50 at 865, silver up .30 at 16.67,
after being hammer to the downside once again last week. The US dollar index
is at 73.35. The
consolidation continues giving us the opportunity to buy
the junior mining shares and long-term
warrants are bargain prices. We know it's difficult to be a
contrarian, but history reflects you will be rewarded.
I would like to remind you
that I will be speaking at the Hard Assets Conf. in New
York on May 12 & 13. I will have a workshop on the
12th at 1:45PM and welcome you to attend and/or drop by
for a visit.
Hard Assets Conference - New York - May 12 & 13
Commentary from Frank Holmes,
CEO and chief investment officer,
and John Derrick, director of
research
The
price of gold has corrected by close
to 20 percent since peaking on March
17. If you have been listening to
the popular press and business TV,
you may be convinced that the gold
and commodity "bubbles" have popped.
Once you back away from the
day-to-day noise and put things into
perspective, we believe this
correction in gold, while painful in
the short term, is just another
pause in a long-term secular bull
market. As it has been said, bull
markets climb a wall of worry.
Over the past year, gold bottomed
around $640 per ounce in late June.
As the financial crisis unfolded, it
staged a spectacular rally, surging
more than 60 percent to $1,032. Gold
has since pulled back, but given
that the long-term fundamentals
remain intact, we believe it is
setting the stage for the next leg
up. |
Junior Golds and CDNX
by Scott Wright, Zeal LLC
"...Without major
fundamental flaws in gold and even the mining companies,
it is evident that a fierce sentiment storm fed by fear
has dominated the trading of these stocks. But
this storm will eventually pass, and when this happens
gold stocks will once again shine. They are the
ultimate deep contrarian play."
I encourage you to read the entire article for insight
and confidence in where we are in this bull market.
Also, I
would like to share with you
a series of articles appearing only on Gold-Eagle.com.
One of our savvy subscribers is the author of these
articles and they provide you with a detailed look at
where we may be heading in the markets and when.
If you are starting to question whether the bull market
in precious metals is dead, think again. Hint, he sees the strong
possibility of a monster rally right around the corner.
The title of his recent series is, "You Ain't Seen
Nothing Yet".
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