Tag: SCOT.V
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The IMF suddenly got very gloomy: what does that mean for the price of gold?
Today, The International Monetary Fund (IMF) released a statement predicting that the global economy will take a $12 trillion hit from the Covid-19 pandemic. $12 trillion is 60% the size of the U.S. economy – or $1,500 for every man, woman and child on the planet. The 189-country organisation says it will take a minimum…
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![Guru’s $20M — $80M shortlist of gold and silver ExplorerCos (those with endgame potential)]()
Guru’s $20M — $80M shortlist of gold and silver ExplorerCos (those with endgame potential)
Apologies for my tardiness. I had planned to put this article up over a week ago. But things have been pretty damn busy here at Guru Central, a clear indication that the next bull wave in mining stocks is upon us. Another indication that it’s game on in the junior arena: Nearly every private placement…
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Berkshire Hathaway (BRK-A.NYSE): Warren Buffett is my hero but he got this detail wrong
“Nothing can basically stop America,” stated Buffett at Saturday’s virtual shareholder meeting. “The American miracle, the American magic has always prevailed and it will do so again.” Buffett’s opinion (about the resiliency of the U.S. economy) has been right for six decades. Why wouldn’t it continue to be right?
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![Gold Junior ETF (GDXJ.NYSE): gold offered “Hero Role” in re-make of “Apocalypse Now” – accepts gig on Hollywood Squares instead]()
Gold Junior ETF (GDXJ.NYSE): gold offered “Hero Role” in re-make of “Apocalypse Now” – accepts gig on Hollywood Squares instead
Analysts have tied the retreat by gold in part to positioning, noting that data had shown extremely high net long speculative positions in gold futures. Still, the degree of the pullback in light of the continued selloff in equities was widely described as a surprise.
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![High-Risk/High-Reward… Guru’s sub-$20M ExplorerCo shortlist]()
High-Risk/High-Reward… Guru’s sub-$20M ExplorerCo shortlist
Due to the number of companies I have in mind for this one, I’ll dispense with the usual preamble, except to say, gold is looking constructive on the charts (note the accumulation/distribution line), as is the GDX and the GDXJ. All three are holding their ground, and many of the companies I follow in the…
