The gap between bullion and small-cap gold miners is wider than ever. But with gold far from its peak, those on the cusp of production will catch up as leading sector analyst, Dr Michael Green, explains.
Gold has consistently increased in price during the last decade rising 600 per cent from under $275/oz in 2001 to break $1,900/oz in recent months. But the story is not over. Gold futures and the underlying fundamentals both suggest there is more to come.
With gold exploration and mining stocks still lagging bullion, it is not too late to invest.
Since January, the gold price has risen by 15 per cent. Gold stocks, as represented by the S&P more news…
Source : Bullion Bulletin