The "disconnect" between the price of gold and the valuations of the companies digging it out of the ground hits John Paulson, whose Advantage Plus fund lost 6.7% during April thanks to big bets on gold miners. Gold-mining stocks have gotten hammered of late - far worse than what the price of bullion would suggest. Why a reversion to the mean may be in the offing. [View news story]
You have a valid point, remurrayMD!
Au and the GDX index began to separate in the 1st quarter of 2008...The tread is quite alarming, to say the least...
The "disconnect" between the price of gold and the valuations of the companies digging it out of the ground hits John Paulson, whose Advantage Plus fund lost 6.7% during April thanks to big bets on gold miners. Gold-mining stocks have gotten hammered of late - far worse than what the price of bullion would suggest. Why a reversion to the mean may be in the offing. [View news story]
In general, Mr Hammer, there is equilibrium, but as you and I know not always and hence the opportunities...
I am of the view, that miners have sold off, because of investors discontent and disappointment, after giving the industry a pass for a decade...If you feel otherwise, back up the truck because the whole industry is selling at near 52 week lows...
Does anyone remember "where's the beef" commercials?
Forget the great cash flow, where are the earnings???
Forget the increased P&P, where are the dividends???
Forget the increased in production, where is my stock appreciation???
If you Au miner investors are pleased with a mark to mark of the physical, then by all means behold your beloved paper and your voting writings...Unlike gold, you do have someone to call and complain to..
If you do not get it or are able to put this argument into perspective, then only the treatment of a supervised physician will do...
The "disconnect" between the price of gold and the valuations of the companies digging it out of the ground hits John Paulson, whose Advantage Plus fund lost 6.7% during April thanks to big bets on gold miners. Gold-mining stocks have gotten hammered of late - far worse than what the price of bullion would suggest. Why a reversion to the mean may be in the offing. [View news story]
Mr Urban, their latest quarterly report shows increasing cost and a very margin growth for EPS...
Seven millions ounces of Au, produced $4.43 EPS, which apparently the market is not to impressed with...
You must know, Mr Urban, there are always two sides to a hedge? It is not always a stairway to heaven...
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
Nyuszika, is brilliant...He is a threat to the average users, like myself, and as such should be ban!
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
Salty Dog, Sir, thank you for serving and may God bless you always...LOL but I was referring to the great masses in our "collective" penal institutions..
BTW, I was earning a dollar a day in the US Army, in 1966...When I complaint to my commander, he said, we are in Japan for two years just think of the tourist monetary value of it.
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
LBJ's war was not on poverty, but rather on liberties and individualism...BTW, another war that government lost...
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
Poypoy, I am sure there is a government program available for you, but please make sure that you and your friends pay for it, as I can stand on my own two 63 year old legs...
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
Many good points, Neil When living in a shelter became called an investment, I knew we were approaching a top...
When homeowners began using their abode has an ATM, I knew the end was near.
When the industry offered interest mortgages only, I knew this was the top and time to watch for a pop and a drop...
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
Mark is you buy, I am rated an AAA handyman! Will work on farm as well..
The "disconnect" between the price of gold and the valuations of the companies digging it out of the ground hits John Paulson, whose Advantage Plus fund lost 6.7% during April thanks to big bets on gold miners. Gold-mining stocks have gotten hammered of late - far worse than what the price of bullion would suggest. Why a reversion to the mean may be in the offing. [View news story]
The "disconnect" between the price of gold and the valuations of the companies digging it out of the ground hits John Paulson, whose Advantage Plus fund lost 6.7% during April thanks to big bets on gold miners. Gold-mining stocks have gotten hammered of late - far worse than what the price of bullion would suggest. Why a reversion to the mean may be in the offing. [View news story]
No more Johnny Apple seed investing for us.. meaning, investing in a sector simply because the trend is up, casting seeding (capital investments) at random..
Mr Urban, you are correct about SLW, nevertheless, miner or no miner they are dependent upon the price of the mineral...
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
W-Mark-W, very interesting comments and no chance of even opting out, but then there is also the houseboat - yes, no property taxes whatsoever!! And if they try, just sail away and stay away...
The "disconnect" between the price of gold and the valuations of the companies digging it out of the ground hits John Paulson, whose Advantage Plus fund lost 6.7% during April thanks to big bets on gold miners. Gold-mining stocks have gotten hammered of late - far worse than what the price of bullion would suggest. Why a reversion to the mean may be in the offing. [View news story]
Au and the GDX index began to separate in the 1st quarter of 2008...The tread is quite alarming, to say the least...
May Day, May Day, GDX is crashing...
http://bit.ly/IzZZYu
The "disconnect" between the price of gold and the valuations of the companies digging it out of the ground hits John Paulson, whose Advantage Plus fund lost 6.7% during April thanks to big bets on gold miners. Gold-mining stocks have gotten hammered of late - far worse than what the price of bullion would suggest. Why a reversion to the mean may be in the offing. [View news story]
I am of the view, that miners have sold off, because of investors discontent and disappointment, after giving the industry a pass for a decade...If you feel otherwise, back up the truck because the whole industry is selling at near 52 week lows...
Does anyone remember "where's the beef" commercials?
Forget the great cash flow, where are the earnings???
Forget the increased P&P, where are the dividends???
Forget the increased in production, where is my stock appreciation???
If you Au miner investors are pleased with a mark to mark of the physical, then by all means behold your beloved paper and your voting writings...Unlike gold, you do have someone to call and complain to..
If you do not get it or are able to put this argument into perspective, then only the treatment of a supervised physician will do...
This is not Werner Von Braun rocket science...
The "disconnect" between the price of gold and the valuations of the companies digging it out of the ground hits John Paulson, whose Advantage Plus fund lost 6.7% during April thanks to big bets on gold miners. Gold-mining stocks have gotten hammered of late - far worse than what the price of bullion would suggest. Why a reversion to the mean may be in the offing. [View news story]
Seven millions ounces of Au, produced $4.43 EPS, which apparently the market is not to impressed with...
You must know, Mr Urban, there are always two sides to a hedge? It is not always a stairway to heaven...
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
BTW, I was earning a dollar a day in the US Army, in 1966...When I complaint to my commander, he said, we are in Japan for two years just think of the tourist monetary value of it.
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
The collective farm and serfdom a waits you...
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
When homeowners began using their abode has an ATM, I knew the end was near.
When the industry offered interest mortgages only, I knew this was the top and time to watch for a pop and a drop...
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]
The "disconnect" between the price of gold and the valuations of the companies digging it out of the ground hits John Paulson, whose Advantage Plus fund lost 6.7% during April thanks to big bets on gold miners. Gold-mining stocks have gotten hammered of late - far worse than what the price of bullion would suggest. Why a reversion to the mean may be in the offing. [View news story]
http://bloom.bg/J25N2x
The "disconnect" between the price of gold and the valuations of the companies digging it out of the ground hits John Paulson, whose Advantage Plus fund lost 6.7% during April thanks to big bets on gold miners. Gold-mining stocks have gotten hammered of late - far worse than what the price of bullion would suggest. Why a reversion to the mean may be in the offing. [View news story]
Mr Urban, you are correct about SLW, nevertheless, miner or no miner they are dependent upon the price of the mineral...
Bakken Update: 2012 Stock Picks Revisited [View article]
If the contamination was in my underwear, they would have a vested interest...
The next economic boom, writes Daniel Gross, will be created by the efficiencies unleashed by America's transition from an Ownership Society to a Rentership Society. It's not just housing - citizens are getting used to the flexibility of renting across a whole range of goods. "The U.S. economy needs the dynamism that renting enables as much as - if not more than - it needs the stability that ownership engenders." [View news story]