Not exact matches
Higher
gold and silver prices enabled mining
stocks to rally sharply during the first four days of this week, with two of the world's largest
producers
Using daily spot prices for platinum group metals,
gold and crude oil, daily levels of a broad U.S.
stock market index, monthly U.S. consumer and
producer price indexes and monthly U.S. industrial production levels during July 1992 through December 2011, they find that: Keep Reading
About half the world's mining companies have their headquarters in Canada —
producers of copper,
gold, iron ore and zinc — and most of the industry's
stock sales go through Toronto.
When we write this,
gold is approximately 2 % off its all time high, yet the
stock of quality
gold producers are lagging big time.
Bullion fell to a fresh five - year low on Friday, while
stock in Barrick
Gold, the world's largest
producer, plunged to a level not seen since the Bush Administration — the elder Bush, that is.
Not always true, if the prices of extraction / production rise faster than the commodity price, as it has been with
gold producers, the
stocks will be a bad investment.