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Commodity Companies Index (CCI) Up 214% YTD!
Up until now investors, analysts and newsletter writers have relied on the price performance of the commodities themselves (such as gold, silver, crude oil, etc.), the Reuters CRB Commodity Index or the HUI, XAU, GDM or CDNX indices to determine the health, performance and trends in commodities.
Fortunately, for all concerned, a new index has been introduced that provides a much more all-encompassing mix of companies associated with a wide variety of commodity-related products. It is called the Commodity Companies Index (CCI).
Unlike the large-cap centric HUI, XAU and GDM indices and the nano-cap centric and less commodity-oriented CDNX index, the CCI…
12Nov2009 | Lorimer Wilson | 0 comments | ContinuedGold Continues to Underperform Against Related Assets
By: Lorimer Wilson
www.PreciousMetalsWarrants.com & www.InsidersInsights.com
In spite of the excessive, in-your-face, rhetoric in the hundreds, if not thousands, of newspaper and on-line articles this past week on gold bullion it does not warrant the hype – at least not yet. All one has to do is examine the performance of gold relative to the broad stock market indices and the various commodity-related indices to see that its rise above $1000/oz. is not really that impressive. Don’t get me wrong, I think gold has a very bright future but what has happened over the past week, other than the fact that it is closing…
14Sep2009 | Lorimer Wilson | 0 comments | ContinuedNikkei Comparison Suggests SP 500 of 1400 by End of 2010 – and 400 by 2014
By: Lorimer Wilson
www.PreciousMetalsWarrants.com and www.InsidersInsights.com
Merrill Lynch Asia (Bank of America) strategists Sadiq Currimbhoy, Arik Reiss, and Jacky Tang suggest that the S&P 500 could soar another 40% by December 2010 before it collapses completely based on a unique comparison with the Nikkei 225. (Before you reject this possibility out of hand please read the entire article.)
Were the S&P 500 to indeed rise by 40% then, by extension, precious metals stocks (as represented by the HUI and GDM indices) and their associated warrants (as represented by our proprietary PreciousMetalsWarrants Index) would top out at record highs as would gold and silver.
Uncanny Relationship…
1Sep2009 | Lorimer Wilson | 0 comments | ContinuedSome Commodity Related Securities Outpacing Gold 15:1 YTD
By: Lorimer Wilson
www.PreciousMetalsWarrants.com and www.InsidersInsights.com
Where should we be investing what is left of our hard earned money these days? As the table below reveals having bought a basket of commodity related warrants with a minimum duration of at least 24 months at the beginning of 2009 would have been the right choice. Such warrants are up 111.9% YTD, up 12.8% in the past month and up 11.7% in just the last week. That is 14.7 times greater than the 7.6% YTD increase in gold, 13.3 times greater than the 8.4% increase in the S&P 500, 5.8 times greater than the 19.4% increase in the HUI and…
30Jul2009 | Lorimer Wilson | 0 comments | ContinuedThe Investment Bedrock of Monetary Systems
“How To Preserve Wealth During Crises… And Why Central Banks Are Bad For Your Financial Health”
Last week we talked about the grave dangers of a Depression and recent media discussion as to whether or not we’re about to enter one (or already are). That of course raises the question: if worst comes to worst, how did investors survive the last one?
We don’t have the time or space to go into every possible detail of a comprehensive comparison and contrast between the 1930’s and today. Instead, let’s focus our efforts and take a look at historical charts like this one:
If you were…
19Feb2009 | Oxbury Research | 0 comments | Continued
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