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5 Reasons to Buy the “Other Fossil Fuel” Now
Every once in a while, commodity prices fall so low, they can’t be produced cost effectively anymore. Inevitably, producers have to eliminate production and scale back or drop expansion projects to reduce supply. Inevitably, the commodity’s price comes climbing back.
It happens all the time. It happened when uranium fell to $7 a pound nearly a decade ago. It happened when oil fell to $10 a barrel a few years ago. It happened again to oil a few months ago when prices fell to $35 a barrel. It’s happened to zinc, copper, agriculture – every commodity.
It’s how the commodity world works.…
28Mar2009 | Q1 Publishing | 0 comments | ContinuedAre We There Yet? Finding that Elusive Bottom
Source: The Gold Report
David Skarica, author of the Addicted to Profits newsletter, gives The Gold Report an exclusive preview of coming market attractions including double-digit inflation, a super pop in gold stocks, and the demise of an empire. A financial advisor who earned his reputation as a contrarian before he turned 30 by predicting the dot.com bust, Skarica was the youngest person ever to pass the Canadian Securities Course. He incorporates technical analysis, historical precedent, demographics and investor behavior into his forecasts and names some likely beneficiaries of the next market move.
The Gold Report: Have we finally hit the bottom? Are things…
Eric Lemieux: Gold’s Behavior Flies in the Face of Every Theory
Source: The Gold Report
In an exclusive interview with The Gold Report, Eric Lemieux, metals and mining analyst with Laurentian Bank Securities, describes gold’s inexplicable descent as a violation of market fundamentals. Eventually the worsening supply deficit will energize the precious metals sector and when it does, he believes the junior explorers will be well positioned to benefit. He focuses on the emerging mineral wealth of the James Bay area of Quebec and discusses his favorite explorers.
TGR: You cover 25 to 30 mineral exploration properties, primarily in the James Bay area, owned by four exploration companies. Although there are 20 to 30…
Pierre Lassonde: Moving Sideways Toward the Next Upside
As a veteran gold analyst, co-founder/chairman of Franco Nevada Mining, acting chairman of the World Gold Council, and former president of Newmont Mining, Pierre Lassonde knows this sector inside and out. In this exclusive interview with The Energy Report, he predicts limited downside given the accelerating demand for natural resources and shares his favorite companies, including his favorite oil stock.
The Energy Report: The downward spiral in the markets just doesn’t stop. Junior mining stocks have been decimated, and the gold price went lower than any one predicted, although it seems to be recovering a bit. Do you see this as a…
30Sep2008 | The Energy Report | Comments Off | Continued
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