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>Why The PM Sector Is Now A Contrarian?s Dream  - Clive Maund - 
I do not agree with this article. TPTB have pushed down metals so hard that most miners are debt laden to the point of exhaustion. Sure, a few will win in any runup, but not many. Most are poorly managed and cash-poor with few funding choices. It is just too late, absent a huge (like 70%) rally in metals - ain't gonna happen soon. A lot of these miners are going to have a chapter 11. Then their stock price goes to nothing. Then they are a deal, perhaps, but the banks will fold them into their asset base for pennies to get the in-earth treasure at a fraction of value.

It's not hard to see their game, if you look.


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Beginning of the headline :In this update we are only going to look at one chart, because I don't want to dilute its impact by including anything else. There are many other charts supportive of a positive outlook for the Precious Metals sector going forward, which we will look at separately. The chart we are now going to look at is the long-term ratio chart for the large cap S&P500 index divided by the XAU index for large cap gold and silver stocks. So that we can achieve a big picture overall perspective, our chart goes ... Read More
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