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If the physical decoupling is real though, I see gold stocks as a good way to still get a leveraged entry to physical gold, because they do actually produce the real thing. They might present better leverage than futures especially if this backwardation situation continues to get amplified.
So the share price should move up in much the same manner.
Hi Cuttlefish,
That is what I am banking on, investing in unhedged gold producer stocks. Not explorerers or developers but unhedged gold producers. As gold moves up the leverage becomes the icing on the cake. Sure there can be currency concerns but we can not avoid that.
Just in case some readers have not thought about the leverage issue. As an example, let's say a producer whose cost is USD500 an oz, then currently they are making a profit of USD338 an oz. If the price of gold goes to USD1680 then their profit (with all things being equal) is USD1180 or an increase of 250% when the price of gold has only doubled. So the share price should move up in much the same manner.
Bankit
That's what i thought to....however the last 18 months has proved that to not be so.
March 08 was the record high for gold but not for the producers, they all had there
SP record highs well before....sentiment proved to be the all powerful SP driver.
Hi Bankit
I am holding LGL. How do I find out which company is an unhedged producer? Can you suggest some names?
Hi Chatty,
You need to go through the Company reports to find all those that are unhedged - there are some that have puts but this is not hedging.
You also need to keep in mind that you want pure gold producers not stocks that have, say, a significant proportion being copper or another mineral as this skews your objective.
Grumbylearner has started off with a good list.
I concentrate on Australian stocks and apart from AVO,NCM and Sino from his list I can add:
DOM
IAU
LGL
SBM
Bankit
Here's an outdated list of gold stocks for you to peruse. For the producers, in the comments section I have stated whether they are hedged or not, for the most part.Hi Bankit
I am holding LGL. How do I find out which company is an unhedged producer? Can you suggest some names?
Thanks
What do you wrap yours up in GG?Wrap it up before you bury it.
gg
I've always bought physical gold.
I don't trust gold companies.
Look what happened to sons of gwalia.
Perth Mint I find are best.
Wrap it up before you bury it.
gg
What do you wrap yours up in GG?
And where?
Cheers.
What do you wrap yours up in GG?
And where?
Cheers.
Yes, and I want to know where?A cloth of some sort is always good, and of course he means burying it in the ground
I concentrate on Australian stocks and apart from AVO,NCM and Sino from his list I can add:
DOM
IAU
LGL
SBM
Bankit
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