Are Junior Gold Investors Living the Movie ‘Groundhog Day’?: David Skarica
The Gold Report: In your recent newsletter, you wrote about “screaming buys” in gold stocks. Over the past couple of years, many investors have thought that gold stocks have been too cheap to pass . . . → Read More: Are Junior Gold Investors Living the Movie ‘Groundhog Day’?: David Skarica Similar posts: Sprott’s Michael Kosowan on Surviving Death by Paper Cut in Today’s Mining Equity Market The Gold Report: Are you mostly involved in mining investments,... Miners Downsizing Capital Expenses for Smart Growth: Ralph Aldis and Brian Hicks The Gold Report: The Nov. 1 edition of Frank Talk... Mining Stocks Now Provide Bargain Trade Opportunities: Florian Siegfried The Gold Report: This is the first time you are...
The Gold Report: In your recent newsletter, you wrote about “screaming buys” in gold stocks. Over the past couple of years, many investors have thought that gold stocks have been too cheap to pass up—and have been burned. Is this a new position for you or has your view changed?
David Skarica: Unfortunately for gold investors, historic valuations of gold stocks linked to the price of gold have remained undervalued for too long. If you look at valuation metrics of large-cap gold stocks compared to the price of gold, many of these stocks are historically at very cheap valuations and that has … [visit site to read more]
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