A popular valuation multiple within the resource industry is to take a company’s market cap and divide it by its gold equivalent ounces in the ground. This ratio gives an indication as to how pricey one company’s gold is in comparison to another's. As a reference, Barrick Gold (TSE:ABX) trades a 145 times its gold equivalent ounces in the ground, while Goldcorp (TSE:G) trades at 181x. That being said, the 5 low indebted gold stocks on our list today are trading below 55x.

It could be a whole new world for gold from today onwards when the traders and fund managers are fully back on track.

For as much as we favor - and expect - eventual higher prices for gold and silver, the charts do not indicate it will be any time soon. The following charts show you why.

The 4 mining stocks on our list today have exposure to silver. In addition, they have the best free cash flow figures compared to their competitors during the last 12 months.

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You can have multiple paths, and timing has to be watched, but the $10,000 number for gold is very well grounded analytically.

In the face of low commodity prices, investors should give more preference to miners with lean cost structures. With that in mind, the 4 companies on our list today exhibit a low (below 5%) SG&A Expense as a % of Revenues ratio compared to the industry average of 30%.

We're hurdling toward a massive financial crisis, and all we have to show for it are financial asset bubbles destined to burst, and when they do, they'll wipe out the artificial wealth they've created for many decades in just a few years, as they did from late 1929 into late 1932!

As earnings fall, and particularly as earnings expectations fall one would expect stock prices to fall but, as we see, earnings are falling and stock values are rising.

I believe it is too late to reverse the tidal wave of our financial system’s failure that has been brewing for three decades now. As such, in the next few weeks, an election event will take place that I believe could trigger major volatility ending in a market crash - a speculator implosion.