Friday , 15 November 2024

Investing

Gold: A Quick Lesson In Fundamental Cycle Analysis (+2K Views)

Finding your bearings in the various cycles for stocks, real estate, commodities, and macroeconomics is critical to investing. This article describes the 3 cycles that influence the precious metal markets...and a gold trader who doesn’t follow the gold cycles is akin to a carpenter that doesn’t use a level.

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Long Gold, Silver or Miners? If So, Take Your Profits Now – Here’s Why

Everyone seems to think that gold, silver, platinum, palladium and related miners are all on a moonshot now and will triple, quadruple and more — all without ever looking back - but all that does is convince me why 90% of investors almost always lose money in the markets. They act like herds, chasing the latest trend. They buy the highs and bail out at the lows, in herds.

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The Gold (and soybeans) Rally Is About to Run Out of Gas – Here’s Why

Our experience has shown that the huge imbalance in positions between the commercial producers selling forward production and the speculators’ buying of anticipation typically resolves itself in the fundamental direction of the commercial traders’ collective prediction. The gold and soybeans rallies are about to find themselves out of gas.

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4 Silver Penny Stocks That Should Continue To Shine (+2K Views)

Silver’s performance since April 1, 2016, has more than doubled that of gold. That being said, the silver names on our list today should continue to shine as all have undertaken significant debt, using that as leverage to enhance production initiatives and sell more silver at these elevated prices.

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PEG Ratio Helps Identify Over & Under Valued Sectors & Stocks

Simply because the P/E for a sector or individual stocks is high does not necessarily mean the sector or stock is overvalued. Importantly, the P/E should be compared to the earnings growth rate for each sector or company. By dividing the P/E by the earnings growth rate, one obtains the PEG ratio (PE to growth rate.) This article compares each sector’s P/Es to each sector’s PEG ratio and comments on which sectors are over and under valued.

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