Oban Mining and its takeover of Niogold

This article is from www.Canadianmineanalysis.com                                                Our focus going back to our prior research site the “ Canaminvestor.com”  in analyzing any mining company has been “assets that are in the ground” with the potential for further discoveries. Make no mistake about it, successful exploration always remains difficult and challenging. We have rather rigorous requirements but we have had some superb successes with our recommendations in the past.   

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Quick view! Stock market, Gold market…

We have warned of decline…26% or so, will it be an Opportunity? For the last two years the S&P 500  stock market should have faced declines of at least 20% to be followed by rallies up again. That would have prevented the exceptional overvaluation that the market has been carrying today; it will soon be paid for Let’s just review some of the gauges that have a history of accuracy. Investors and above all major brokerage houses have little use and and  dislike for cyclical anacontempt for “technical analysis” and dislike cyclical analysis. Why? It often tells people that the stock market is overvalued headed down or worse yet that their own stocks are overvalued and heading for large declines. The major brokerage houses do not want technical analysis because it advises at times that stocks are overvalued and better buying opportunities will happen later! It limits business and commissions. Brokerages fight bearish news despite the fact that it is often quite accurate-it interferes with business.

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A Canadian comments on Donald Trump

  Sometimes you can get a more sober and unbiased view on the U.S. economy and politics from friends who live in Canada. I remember that about a year before the “great recession” began in the US, Quebec businessman and Hockey Hall of Famer, the late Dickie Moore told me when he thought a recession would begin. He missed by about 10 days. A good friend of mine has been watching the U.S political scene very closely. You can’t say that it has not been entertaining for everyone whether in Canada or in the U.S. My friend’s family has been in Canada for many generations.  One of his children lives in the United States and is now  an American citizen. When the election primaries began, he seemed more entertained than interested, but with recent events and world news, he is now watching the race closely.

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Insiders’ Stock Market Warning

The officers and directors of the listed stocks have again been very heavily to the sell side. Last week, they invested a total of slightly over $6 Million in stocks of their own companies. At the same time they sold over $212 Million in stocks of their own companies. That insider “buy to sell ratio” of one purchase to thirty five sales was seen in April of 2015 and again in October 2015. Historically as well, that is very high sell to buy level. Note well that soon following those huge sell to buy ratios, the U.S. stock market suffered harsh declines of approximately 15%. Thus we see this “insider”indicator as suggesting that the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrials could soon see a downside correction of 15% or perhaps commence a bear market. We will soon see. This very negative now and without the manipulation that we have seen, the stock markets would never be at their present high levels. I must mention that one sector with solid insider buying over the last eighteen months is the MINING sector.  

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Gold’s bottom has been made, patient accumulation has been the key

We have said during the last two years that gold has been finishing making a major bottom that will lead into a long term bull market in gold bullion, silver and many mining stocks. We have studied cycles, fundamental valuations, the stock market’s effect as well as the regular and timely manipulation by the central banks and brokerage houses. Our conclusion view leaves little doubt that we are in a bull market…..finally.  Since 2014, we recommended gold mining stocks Richmont Mines, Claude Resources and NIogold. Richmont has moved up over 500%, Claude Resources has moved up over 700% and NIogold moved up over 100% as it was merged into Oban Mining.    However, we have mentioned before that there are approximately 900 to 1000 mining companies in North America with no comprehensive research coverage.That is the major problem that those companies must address.  We must keep in mind that “all the horses don’t leave the corral at the same time,” so many mining stocks have not and will not have substantial moves up yet.   If the bull market in gold lasts what our projection is-four years at least, it will be a very profitable time for those with the stomach to invest in the mining stocks. During the last two years some so called experts have said to wait until gold goes to $850 and to not invest until we get that “final bottom” that would allow investors to buy the shares at even cheaper levels than they have been selling at. It […]

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Important points on Gold Stocks

 Our analysis suggests that we are in a bull market in gold, silver and many mining stocks. The brokerage industry will not and has not made any such forecast. Brokerage houses and banks will avoid acknowledging that gold is in a bull market since if gold is in a bull market, the industrial stock market such as the Dow Jones Industrials and S&P 500 faces a bear market. It will not surprise us if gold moves down to as low as $1160 as anything can happen in this manipulated world of gold. The bottom is being finished but a shakeout is normal. .    

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Shrinking Real Investment presages a recession

By  Harold AGJ Davis at www.prairiecropcharts.com in Winnipeg The global economy is on the edge a very difficult period with little prospect for recovery before 2017, but the situation is not without opportunity. As an election year, the American economy will benefit from the stimulus provided by the presidential and congressional campaigns that should soften the downturn, but the global economy may not be as fortunate. Cyclical forces are at work and the declining or end phase of the capital equipment cycle could be to blame.

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Donald Trump and the stock market

Donald Trump said last week that now is a bad time to buy stocks. Is he right? Of course, we don’t know but our analysis suggests that the large cap stock market such as the Dow Jones and Standard and Poor’s 500 still face the strong possibility of  25% to 30% declines. But importantly, we can still also find hundreds if not thousands of stocks that are exceptionally undervalued on either earnings of asset value gauges.     

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What the Baltic Dry Index might be telling us, by Harold AGJ Davis

Is the global economy about to pass through the worst and set the stage for recovery? One interpretation of the Baltic Dry Freight Index suggests that, at least, the maritime shipping crisis is bottoming and recovery could begin to gradually build. Given that shipping problems reflect many of the same behaviours and fundamentals as the world economy; this may indicate that global growth will resurge and accelerate in 2017. 

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“Buybacks”…What they do to the markets

AS MOST OF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN GOLD AND SILVER MINING STOCKS, A MAJOR OBSTACLE HAS BEEN THE FACT THAT THE LARGE CAP INDUSTRIAL STOCK MARKET (DOW INDUSTRIALS AND THE S&P 500) HAS NOT EXPERIENCED A BEAR MARKET WHILE THE MID-CAP AND SMALL CAP MARKETS HAVE. COMMODITIES MARKETS AND GOLD AND SILVER STOCKS GENERALLY HAVE BULLISH PERIODS WHEN THE LARGE CAP INDUSTRIAL STOCKS HAVE BEAR MARKETS. THE BROKERAGE  INDUSTRY FIGHTS ACKNOWLEDGING A BULL MARKET IN COMMODITIES AS BROKERAGE PROFITABILITY PLUNGES AND THERE IS NO WAY THAT THOSE PROFIT DECLINES CAN BE REPLACED BY THE SAME LEVELS OF  PROFITABILITY IN THE COMMODITIES MARKETS. The following article is from Doug Casey’s Daily Dispatch, a superb advisory service. The article is quite informative as so few are aware of the devious use and power of “buybacks” 

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