High -
quality gold stocks should have strong balance sheets with low debt.
I believe an exceptional way to get exposure to high -
quality gold stocks is through our Gold and Precious Metals Fund (USERX), which invests in precious metals mining «seniors,» or those that generally have the largest market cap in the mining sector.
As such, I recommend a 10 percent weighting in gold, with 5 percent in bullion (coins and jewelry), the other 5 percent in
quality gold stocks.
For years, I've recommended a 10 percent weighting in gold, with 5 percent in bullion and 5 percent in high -
quality gold stocks, mutual funds and ETFs.
This is why I always recommend a 10 percent weighting in gold, with 5 percent in physical gold (coins, bars and jewelry) and the other 5 percent in high -
quality gold stocks, mutual funds and ETFs.
Not exact matches
As always, I recommend a 10 percent weighting, with 5 percent in
gold bullion, 5 percent in high -
quality gold mining
stocks and ETFs.
When we write this,
gold is approximately 2 % off its all time high, yet the
stock of
quality gold producers are lagging big time.
At TSI Network, we recommend that you limit your
gold investing to high -
quality gold - mining
stocks.
Preparing for a huge debt / currency crisis demands a different portfolio:
quality stocks, some debt - free real estate, and yes, some physical
gold (though I do agree that it would have been better to buy a few years ago).
Our report explains the fundamentals of mining
stocks, how to identify higher
quality companies, and updates you on the current state of mining in copper,
gold, uranium, graphite — and Canadian diamonds.