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01/23/20 12:56 PM

#1159 RE: Zardiw #1157

Gold Report From The 2 Besieged Cities
Arkadiusz Sieron

January 23, 2020
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Two cities are besieged. One by officials, activists and business leaders, while the second by bloodthirsty politicians. Will anyone escape? No one knows, but the gold coin has always helped bribe the guards to look the other way…

Just take a look at how it held value recently:



Gold Report from Davos
The 2020 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, has begun. What has happened there so far?

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin threatened retaliatory tariffs on automobile imports if the issue of digital tax wasn’t resolved. The threat was effective as President Emmanuel Macron agreed to suspend a French tax on American technology giants in exchange for a postponement of threatened retaliatory tariffs on French goods by the Trump administration. Another conflict resolved, while big U.S. companies’ profits saved – it’s bad news for gold.
President Trump again criticized the Fed for its monetary policy and called fr negative interest rates. The White House’s pressure on the U.S. central bank can prompt the Fed to be more dovish than hawkish, which is good for the yellow metal. The negative interest rates. if introduced, should be also be positive for gold, which likes the environment of low interest rates.
The IMF lowered its forecast of global economic growth for 2020 from 3.4 percent (which was forecasted in October 2019) to 3.3 percent and lowered its forecast for the following year from 3.6 to 3.4 percent. But these figures are still higher than 2.9 percent of the growth achieved in 2019, when the pace of global GDP growth was the lowest since the last financial crisis. What is important here is that the acceleration in the global growth is expected to be driven by the emerging markets. It means that we could see downward pressure on the U.S. dollar, which should be positive for the price of gold.
The interesting discrepancy regarding the climate change emerged between the world of business and the world of leaders and the so-called experts. For the latter, climate change is the most eminent long-term risk the world faces. And for the first time, the Global Risks Report published by the World Economic Forum was dominated by the environment. Meanwhile, the survey by PwC showed that “climate change and environmental damage” were not even included by the CEOs in the first ten biggest threats to their companies’ growth prospects. Their number one worry was overregulation, not environment. In short, the markets do not believe in climate catastrophe. Given that the pseudoecologists often exaggerate and the bleak warnings about the future have been historically so wide off the mark (it didn’t start with Al Gore - remember the overpopulation hysteria or the acid rains scare?), it should not be surprising that the markets are skeptical. But if they are wrong – and sometimes the markets are wrong, and economic crisis follow – we could see some painful adjustments in the future, which should be positive for the gold as the ultimate safe-haven asset.
Gold Report from Washington, D.C.
Meanwhile in Washington, D.C., the Trump impeachment process has begun. However, it hasn’t brought anything special so far. Lead House impeachment manager Adam Schiff started the proceedings, talking two hours in the Senate. Then, Trump’s defense team and the Democrats debated for more than 12 hours over the rules of the trial. The debate was intense, so Chief Justice John Roberts warned both teams about using rhetoric inappropriate for an impeachment trial. But let’s be honest, the whole trial is a theatre. The Republicans seem to be united and the Senate is not going to convict Trump. According to the PredictIt, the odds for conviction are merely 9 percent. The markets do not forecast that Trump will resign before the end of his first term. So, unless the Republicans lose all their political instincts and convict the president they support, which is very unlikely, the impeachment trial should not materially affect the gold prices.

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Arkadiusz Sieron, PhD
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Disclaimer: Please note that the aim of the above analysis is to discuss the likely long-term impact of the featured phenomenon on the price of gold and this analysis does not indicate (nor does it aim to do so) whether gold is likely to move higher or lower in the short- or medium term. In order to determine the latter, many additional factors need to be considered (i.e. sentiment, chart patterns, cycles, indicators, ratios, self-similar patterns and more) and we are taking them into account (and discussing the short- and medium-term outlook) in our Trading Alerts.

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NYBob

07/19/20 7:40 PM

#1162 RE: Zardiw #1157

Zardiw thanks for your opinion: We'll NEVER return to the Gold
Standard......not unless the whole system
comes crashing down to the point where the 1929 Stock market crash, and
the subsequent depression will seem like a royal tea party in a sunny
garden....


Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd. KL Alternate Symbol(s): KL -








Gold Stocks soar in Crashes – HM up 600% in the 30’s – NEM up 350% in 87 – wonderful charts prove it…



homestake1
Everyone knows that “buy and hold” works great during boom times. Boats in a rising tide, etc.

But during the last two great market crashes, buy and hold was absolutely disastrous. In 1929, investors lost two-thirds of their net worth…

But the gold mining company Homestake Gold (HM) skyrocketed over 600% during the height of the Great Depression…



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Then during the downturn between 1973 and 1974, buy and hold advocates saw their Dow and S&P 500 stakes lose almost half their value.

But gold mining companies like ASA blew up…



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ASA wasn’t the only one…

Gold mining giant Newmont Mining (NEM) made 350% returns in the midst of the crash of 1987…




Past performance is great, but how do gold stocks measure up in today’s climate?

Even though we’re a good 15 months into this crisis and a lot of people saw their 401(k) fall nearly by half, the answer is: gold stocks are still dirt cheap — and that’s not an exaggeration.

The largest and best indicator of gold miner stocks is the Gold Miner Index (GDM on the American Stock Exchange).



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GDM Point and Figure Double Top Breakout yesterday!



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Precious Metals report May 23rd

Gold had a boring, if mildly positive, day on Friday, as many traders left their desks to get a jump on the Memorial Day weekend, locking the metal up in a tight range between $950 and $960, leading to a finish at $956.50/oz., up $2.60. For the week, gold added 2.8%.

Platinum fell off in the far East, rebounded to the New York open, then traded choppily through the rest of the day, to little ultimate effect as it ended at $1153, up $4. For the week, platinum was up 4.7%.

Silver was also off in Hong Kong, but rose sharply in Europe, peaking at $14.81, then traded inside a 20-cent range for the rest of the day, closing in the middle at $14.69, up 14 cents. For the week, silver gained a robust 5.3%. (Click here for charts)

The precious metals did well, holding onto their gains for the week in light trading ahead of the holiday weekend. The usual suspects did their part to provide support, with oil rising and the dollar falling again.

Of the two, “The gold price is predominantly driven by the dollar weakness at the moment,” said analysts at CommerzBank. “As long as the dollar remains on the back foot, gold should continue to rise.”

As has been the case for the past seven sessions, with gold pushing higher, holdings in the Gold SPDR Trust, the largest metal-backed ETF, haven’t budged. That has some wondering why, but in the end GLD is still a stock, not physical metal.

Looking ahead, Julian Phillips, of Goldforecaster.com, is highly bullish, writing that, “Gold has broken out of its long consolidation and looks set to take on $1,000 again.”

Phillips takes on the historical question, saying that, “This time of the year the gold market moved into the ‘summer Doldrums,’ but the last two years has seen this seasonality fade as investment demand knocked away this seasonality. With Indian buyers virtually absent from the international gold market since October 2008 until April this year we could have expected ‘Doldrums’ during that time. Now their absence is unnoticed as investment demand took the reins of the gold market and looks like holding them. So expect those Trade Winds to blow during summer and make the gold market an exciting place to be.”
Imo!
Ex....

Kirkland gold output up 50% in first half -
Kirkland Lake Gold has reported a “solid” second quarter of production.





The June quarter saw production of 329,770 ounces of gold, up 54%
year-on-year and in line with the previous quarter.

https://www.mining-journal.com/gold-and-silver-news/news/1390518/kirkland-gold-output-up-50-in-first-half


Everywhere True Gold Price Is $87,500 Per Ounce -






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Gold & Silver is the only REAL Legal Tender -

by The Founding Fathers for your -

Rights, Liberty and Freedom -

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Ps.
opinion appreciated
TIA.

NYBob

08/24/20 6:50 PM

#1164 RE: Zardiw #1157

Hi Zardiw, Great Panther Mining positioned to post strong 2020 after
record net income and operating cash flow in 2Q -

The group put the strong results down to the strong rise in the gold
price and record output from its flagship Tucano mine in Brazil




Great Panther Mining Limited -

At the Tucano mine alone, output was a record 35,421 ounces in the
quarter compared to 29,899 ounces in the same period last year -


Great Panther Mining Limited (TSE:GPR) (NYSEAMERICAN:GPL), the precious
metals miner, posted a clutch of record numbers in its second quarter
financials, despite the challenges posed by the coronavirus (COVID-19)
pandemic, including a net income compared to a loss in the same period
last year.


The group put the strong results down to the strong rise in the gold
price and record output from its flagship Tucano mine in Brazil.

READ:
Noble Capital says Great Panther Mining's 2Q production figures
highlight "solid performance" at Tucano -

Net income for the three months to June 30 came in at a record
US$8.5 million compared to a loss of US$5.7 million for
the second quarter of 2019.

Mine operating earnings before non-cash items were a record
US$35.8 million, up 233% on the figure of
US$10.7 million a year ago.


Cash flow from operating activities came in at US$19.5 million,
versus a loss of US$5.5 million in 2Q, 2019.

Revenue for the three months was US$67 million versus US$45.2 million
a year ago, on consolidated gold production across all mines of
36,357 ounces (2Q 2019: 33, 461 ounces).

At Tucano alone, output was a record 35,421 ounces in the quarter
compared to 29,899 ounces in the same period last year.


"The combination of a strong rise in the gold price and record
production at our flagship Tucano mine, leading to a substantially
lower AISC, drove a significant increase in cash flow from operating
activities to a record $19.5 million for the second quarter of 2020,"
said Great Panther CEO Rob Henderson in a statement.


"This was an impressive result given the unprecedented challenges of
managing COVID-19."

The firm operates the Tucano mine in Brazil and the Topia and
the Guanajuato Mine Complex (GMC) in Mexico (where operations
restarted in June).

Across the group, Great Panther expects to produce for full
year 2020 between 146,000 and 158,000 gold equivalent ounces
at all-in sustaining costs (AISC) in the range of
US$1,150 to US$1,250 per gold ounce sold and is "well
positioned" to deliver strong results.


"With the restart of the company's operations in Mexico in June,
a strong increase in the price of silver and new records for
the gold price since the end of the second quarter,
Great Panther expects continued strong cash-flow generation
in the third quarter," it added.

As at the end of June, the miner held cash and equivalents of
US$60.2 million, an increase from US$37 million at
the end of 2019.


https://investorshub.advfn.com/Great-Panther-Silver-Ltd-GPL-17626/

Shares added over 7% in New York to US$0.97.

---Updates for share price---

Contact the author at giles@proactiveinvestors.com


Gold Debate: Is A New Gold Standard Coming? (Steve Forbes) -
August 23, 2020





https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=157&v=rs1PH_GLi98&feature=emb_logo


One-On-One with David Garofalo, Chairman Marshall Precious Metals Fund and Great Panther Mining
155 views•Aug 18, 2020



Bloor Street Capital

David Garofalo, Chairman of Marshall Precious Metals Fund and
Great Panther Mining and former President and CEO of Gordcorp,

shares how the Newmont-Goldcorp deal transpired,
his views on gold and bitcoin and what he would do
if he could have a second career.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woFSc8mcS0Q

Great Panther Silver (GPL) Tops Q2 Earnings and Revenue Estimates
Great Panther Silver (GPL) came out with quarterly earnings of
$0.04 per share, beating the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $0.01 per
share.
This compares to loss of $0.02 per share a year ago.
These figures are adjusted for non-recurring items.

This quarterly report represents an earnings surprise of 300%.
A quarter ago, it was expected that this silver mining company
would post a loss of $0.01 per share when it actually produced
a loss of $0.02, delivering a surprise of -100%.

Over the last four quarters, the company has surpassed
consensus EPS estimates two times.

Great Panther, which belongs to the Zacks Mining - Silver industry,
posted revenues of $67.03 million for the quarter ended June 2020,
surpassing the Zacks Consensus Estimate by 3.47%.
This compares to year-ago revenues of $45.28 million.
The company has topped consensus revenue estimates three times
over the last four quarters.

The sustainability of the stock's immediate price movement
based on the recently-released numbers and future earnings
expectations will mostly depend on management's commentary
on the earnings call.

Great Panther shares have added about 78.4% since the beginning
of the year versus the S&P 500's gain of 3%.

artman thank you -
Very possible, may even be before Christmas!!!
Q3 financials will have a major impact in delivering higher share
prices once news released and Q4!!!
GPL looking very positive!!

Ex. a fast comparison with ex... Kirkland Lake Gold Corp.
and it had only one producing mine when it was
@ a low $price and it has done very well -
I felt it had more risk for mining -
done in one of the deepest mines in Canada -

GPL/GPR have many more mines and @ this low $price :-)) -
its a great gold & silver mines bargain opportunity -
Imo!


Gold & Silver bulls starting to break out > ^ > ^ > ^






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Gold & Silver is the only REAL Legal Tender -

by The Founding Fathers for your -

Rights, Liberty and Freedom -

http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/monie.htm

God Bless America
Ps.
opinion appreciated
TIA