Monthly Archives: April 2012

This Gold Miner Is Trading At A Significant Discount To Bullion

This Gold Miner Is Trading At A Significant Discount To Bullion
Wall St. tends to attract investors to stocks that the crowd is bidding up, while ignoring companies that are trading at significant undervaluations to their peers and to the overall market. This gold miner is developing one of the largest mother-lodes of gold (20+ million ounces) right here in the United States in the mining friendly area of Fairbanks, Alaska.
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Gold Price Will Continue Higher as Rate Of New Discoveries Decreases

Gold Price Will Continue Higher as Rate Of New Discoveries Decreases
Junior mining stocks are at record oversold levels, rarely presented to investors. This may be representing a historic bargain basement buying opportunity. Long term mining investors are aware that the rate of new gold discoveries is decreasing despite record exploration expenditures from the majors. Enter center stage, a rising project generator, who uncovers new greenfield exploration targets...
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Bottom Forming In Precious Metals and Miners

Bottom Forming In Precious Metals and Miners
This is an ideal time to make this move, the U.S. dollar appears to be stronger for the time being, U.S. bonds are selling at relatively record low yields, unemployment remains high, commodities/precious metals have significantly corrected and the risk of inflation has abated. In fact, they may be already printing LTRO 2 to staunch the Eurozone collapse. Just as QE2 was used by the Federal Reserve Board to staunch the bleeding of the Eurozone in 2010, it is entirely possible that they will institute the latest version of can kicking down the road. Let us hope they “follow the yellow brick road” and we may witness a rotation from overbought equities into tangible assets, commodities and mining equities.
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Why This Gold Miner Has Considerably Outperformed The Sector Since 2008

Why This Gold Miner Has Considerably Outperformed The Sector Since 2008
China is easing financial and fiscal policies for at least the first 6 months of this year. This action is letting the world financial markets know that carefully chosen mining equities are the place to be. China has flipped the “risk on”switch for precious metal equities. Inflationary forces, possibly gut wrenching are in the cards. The losers may well be the possessors of dollars and purportedly safe treasuries. This will be the impetus to move capital out of cash,treasuries and overvalued banks into mining equities and commodities.
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Ambivalence and Confusion At The Fed May Add Fuel To The Coming Precious Metals Rally

Ambivalence and Confusion At The Fed May Add Fuel To The Coming Precious Metals Rally
Do not forget that over the past decade the large miners have outperformed bullion. Since the second half of 2011 we have seen a divergence where the miners have underperformed equities and the underlying bullion. This may be a reversion to the mean as miners drastically outperformed bullion and U.S. equities for more than a decade. We are reaching an area of support and an oversold condition in the miners which has historically preceded a powerful upmove.
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Why Graphite Stocks May Continue To Outperform In 2012

Why Graphite Stocks May Continue To Outperform In 2012
Carbon wears many faces. It ranges in form from precious diamonds such as Elizabeth Taylor’s Hope Diamond to electrolytic anodes found in the new generation of batteries. The word graphite originates from the Greek meaning to write. Now we see that graphite isn’t just found in pencils anymore. Graphite is rapidly earning a new recognition as a component in the latest clean energy technologies such as the Lithium-Ion Battery, Fuel Cells, The Pebble Bed Nuclear Reactors and Vanadium-Redox Batteries critical for green energy, wind turbines and solar cells.
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Ucore Rare Metals (UCU) Assembles Highly Experienced Mine Development Team

Ucore Rare Metals (UCU) Assembles Highly Experienced Mine Development Team
Ken Collison is assembling the Ucore mine development team and taking on the responsibility of advancing this mine closer to production. He was the Chief Operating Officer of Thompson Creek from 2005-2009. During Ken's tenure at Thompson Creek the stock went from $.50 to $24. He has over 40 years of experience in the mining industry and extensive experience in operations as well as permitting and preparation of feasibility studies.
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