Junior Gold Miner In Nevada Breaks Above Downtrend After Recent Land Deal with Newmont

Precious metals and the junior miners are pulling back in US dollar terms after making a powerful run higher since November.  Look for the 200 day moving average to provide support for gold at $1255.

Last week, I highlighted Pershing Gold (PGLC) and believed that a breakout would occur from the downtrend.  I believed that late 2014 presented an excellent opportunity near all time lows.  Recently, the stock has broken out above the downtrend and 200 day moving average on a major deal with Newmont in which they acquired 1,600 acres of mining claims adjacent to Relief Canyon for $6 million.

This deal could help Pershing expand and update their 43-101 gold resource in Nevada.  Pershing Gold (PGLC) is cash rich with 3 open pit mines and a state of the art, fully permitted and constructed heap leach processing facility with a huge capacity right in mining friendly Nevada.

See the latest news release on the Pershing deal with Newmont by clicking on the following link:

http://ir.stockpr.com/pershinggold/press-releases/detail/714/pershing-gold-makes-landmark-deal-consolidating-relief-canyon-lands

See my last interview with Pershing Gold (PGLC) CEO Steve Alfers by clicking on the following link:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rv9jqyS8ljE

Disclosure: Author owns Pershing Gold and the company is a website sponsor.

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