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The rule of the casino emphasizes
that in order for one to be right in the market, the consensus has to believe
that you are wrong. The majority goes home empty handed while the few emerge
winners. Today there is extreme volatility,
nevertheless the few players emerge as winners despite the daily ups and
downs. In fact, our wealth in the earth charts appear to show a transient
pullback in an upward long term trajectory, whereby wealth in the ground
advances in a major rally as positions mount from bullion (GLD) to miners
(GDX). The treasuries (TLT) are trading like a dot-com stock moving
exponentially higher and the U.S. dollar (UUP) is reaching long term
resistance at overbought conditions. We may be witnessing the 12 month rally
in U.S. treasuries and the U.S. dollar coming near an interim top.
We have long maintained that capital
will move from fiat currency to conservative bullion to productive miners
then to explorers that will significantly outperform the staid metal.
Overtime, the mining stocks have eventually outperformed bullion, which is
the sector well chosen to provide jobs and major, upward moves for investors.
Thus we are looking at this as a transitory pullback in miners and precious
metals in the historic move upward which will eventually continue.
 
Wealth in the ground chosen carefully
in friendly mining jurisdictions has outperformed and risen from cautiously
chosen bullion to geometric profits in miners. We continue to believe in the motherlode miners as they continue to produce many times
the value of bullion. However, we are witnessing the major miners dealing
with declining production and are having difficulty replacing ounces in the
ground. We have predicted for some time a rise in resource nationalism which both Freeport Mcmoran (FCX) is
dealing with in Indonesia and Goldcorp (GG) who recently acquired for a large
premium Andean Resources in mining hostile Argentina. We recently saw Yamana Gold (AUY) acquire Extorre
Gold (XG) for pennies on the dollar in Argentina as Extorre's
price was hammered down by the fears of new taxes and royalties by the
government. This is nothing new the majors must acquire the quality juniors
(GDXJ).
The major gold stocks continue to
seek well chosen explorers in order to provide a
continual increasing source of growth, quarter to quarter and year to year.
Capital has to continually rise year to year and quarter to quarter. The
majors have historically exploded upward in time and advance to many times
the value of hard metal. It is only a matter of time, when the giants will
move into well-chosen and professionally operated explorers trading for
pennies on the dollar.
We expect a solid rally in the miners
as the bullion prices make its next move higher. While many analysts will
join little half-chick in crying, "Dear Me, The Sky is falling!"
and panic into U.S. dollars and treasuries, we reiterate that not only are
the heavens not falling, but wealth in the earth continues to be the place to
be and this could be the worst time holding treasuries and the dollar which
are trading in overbought territory.
Our selections contain choices in well chosen mining equities not only in gold and silver,
but in rare earths (REMX), uranium (URA), graphite and ferroalloys which will
soar in a hyper-reflationary environment. We must include other valuable
commodities just mentioned.
Meanwhile, the economies of the
Western nations including U.S., Germany and France are in financial danger,
unless necessary strict austerity measures are adopted. This is unlikely as
it is a political nightmare and unpopular among the masses. There is the
possibility that the Federal Reserve Bank of the United States will have to
come out of the closet and take a firm hand to correct the European
vacillation and global slowdown as the malaise is spreading to the United
States with the bankruptcy of MF Global and the major trading loss at Dimon's JP Morgan. Thus, the ordeal continues to play out
helter-skelter before the eyes of the world.
There is a battle going on between
the fears of the European leaders to institute needed, radical measures in
the face of citizen revolt to give up "La Dolce Vita". Regardless
of recent hectic flights into treasuries and dollars, it represents a
desperate place to hide and a snare. Lest we forget it was only in late 2011
that the global banks headed by the Federal Reserve introduced liquid dollars
into the Eurozone.
In the face of such pandemonium, the
question arises as to where capital can turn? Where are the safe havens? We
are one of the lone voices in the wilderness that continues in the belief in
our selected wealth in the earth equities in precious metals, uranium and
rare earths.
Europe and the United States are not
the beginning and end of the world. Nations are arising in Asia, even while
investors are concentrating on the European and U.S. bedlam, which require
precious metals and natural resources. Fasten your seat belts for this
economic roller coaster between deflation and inflation and stay tuned by
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