Gold vs. Gold Stocks: Commodity Outpacing the Sector 3 comments
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The following are returns for gold and gold stocks over the past 12 month:
Gold +5.8%
Agnico-Eagle (AEM) -4.7%
Barrick (ABX) -4.1%
Couer D'Alene (CDE) -39.5%
Eldorado (EGO) +13.6%
Freeport McMoRan (FCX) +8.2%
Gold Fields (GFI) -24.9%
Goldcorp (GG) -26.4%
Golden Star (GSS) +43.8%
Harmony (HMY) +0.5%
Hecla (HL) +48.7%
Iamgold (IAG) -13.0%
Kinross (KGC) +12.5%
Meridian (MDG) -17.2%
Newmont (NEM) -23.9%
Rangold (GOLD) +4.6%
Yamana (AUY) +35.6%
Weighted Average, Market Cap -7.7%
Amex Gold Bugs Index (HUI) -5.1%
Philadelphia Gold & Silver Index (XAU) -8.5%
The price of the commodity has outpaced the sector by 13.5% over the past year.
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I just discovered Newmont has had all of its copper hedged at $1.54, which comes off later this year so although I still think mature gold producers are overvalued, Newmont should show better performance relative to peers in the second half of 2007. They have about 230 million pounds of copper production. To me that looks like about an extra 50c per share in pre-tax earnings for the second half of the year.
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