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| RATIOS & INDEXES |
| Gold / Silver | 61.62 |
| Gold / Oil | 14.26 |
| Dowjones / Gold | 11.18 |
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| The Real Reason Gold Fell?and Why It Has Already Stabilized: Lawrence Roulston |
| The Gold Report: In a recent edition of Resource Opportunities, you wrote, "This time is different from every previous bust." How so?
Lawrence Roulston: Some people described the late 1990s as a nuclear winter of the mining industry. Demand for metals was low, and a lot of new production had come onstream. Copper was trading at the lowest price ever in real terms. Today, we don't have that surplus. We have serious constraints on supply at a time when demand for metals is increasing. Half the plWednesday, May 08, 2013 |
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| The Gold Report |
| Ryan Walker: Tweet Retreat Hasn't Changed Gold's Story |
| The Gold Report: Casimir Capital adjusted its metal price forecasts after the recent drop in metals prices. What are your near-term numbers for gold and silver?
Ryan Walker: For the remainder of this year, we're forecasting $1,600/ounce ($1,600/oz) gold, then $1,700/oz next year and $1,800/oz for the subsequent two years. Long term, our price assumption is $1,400/oz.
For silver, we forecast $28/oz for this year, $30/oz next year and $33/oz for the subsequent two years. Our long-term price is Friday, May 03, 2013 |
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| The Gold Report |
| Gold's Plunge Ultimately Healthy for the Sector: Michael Gray |
| The Gold Report: On April 15, gold dropped to a two-year low as panic selling set in across many mine commodities. Was this the larger players showing the retail market who is in control or was it inevitable?
Michael Gray: Several firms have been predicting a mid-cycle correction for gold; it just happened faster and with more volatility than expected. It also seems to be a very well-timed short-selling trade, especially on the back of the positive gold price correlation with quantitative easinTuesday, April 30, 2013 |
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| The Gold Report |
| How Low Can They Go? Gold Breaking Points: Killian Charles |
| The Gold Report: Killian, what are the main causes of the disconnect between commodity prices and the share prices of mining companies?
Killian Charles: It's the fundamental difference between the commodity itself and mining companies.
There's an unspoken belief that, when you invest in a junior mining company, you're essentially buying a portion of the deposit. Investors are looking to diversify by having gold as a commodity in their portfolios and they look to gold junior companies. Yet theMonday, April 22, 2013 |
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| The Gold Report |
| Thinning the Junior Mining Herd Tough but Necessary: Philip Ker |
| The Gold Report: The financing situation is grim. Not one junior mining company conducted an initial public offering (IPO) in the first quarter, correct?
Philip Ker: The IPO space is pretty thin right now. The overall climate and appetite for junior startups is pretty bleak. Until we see a resumption in investor demand for mining, I think new IPOs will be limited to very special situations. "With this market, investors are seeking companies with sustainable cash flows from producers or short paThursday, April 18, 2013 |
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