Day: March 9, 2011

Why silver stocks outperform gold stocks

There are beginning to be a lot of frustrated investors right now. The turmoil in the Middle East has reintroduced volatility and uncertainty to stocks. There steady march upward on a sea of liquidity provided by the Federal Reserve is now in doubt. Energy and oil stocks began to work for a while but it seems as if the market is anticipating a pullback when tensions ease. The rise of gasoline and energy prices has put into question the record profit margins of corporate America. The normal flight to safety US Dollar has been sinking to new lows. US T bonds have done all right but that market is so distorted by Fed buying who can trust it.

Behind The Fortune Of Mexican Billionaire Carlos Slim, World’s Richest Man

Nearly $10 billion in gains came from two successful spinoffs from Slim’s Grupo Carso conglomerate. In January, Carso spun off Mineras Frisco, a mining play now worth $7.9 billion to Slim; and Inmuebles Carso, a real estate investment company that added $1.95 billion to his net worth. Both trade on the Mexican stock market. (All of this figuring was done using stock prices and exchange rates from February 14, 2011, and comparing them to prices we used for the 2010 World’s Billionaires list from February 12, 2010.)

Copper Drops Like A Rock

Many traders and investors consider copper to be a leading indicator for the stock market. The legendary trader, Jesse Livermore, used to say that a strong copper market was a sign of a strong stock market. When copper declined sharply it was a sign a weak stock market ahead. Today, many of the leading copper stocks are trading sharply lower.

Shares in Endeavour Silver drop on lower reserves

Endeavour’s shares have dropped after reporting a decrease of 19% in proven and probable reserves for a total of 13.4 M oz silver between the company’s two Mexican mines, Guanacevi and Guanajuato. However, the indicated silver resources were up 16% at 27.4 million oz and indicated gold resources were up 53% at 182,000 oz. It will be critical to Endeavour’s success to extend the mine lives by replacing the mined ore with more proven reserves, hence Endeavour plans to spend $9.2 million on exploration and drilling in Mexico this year while simultaneously increasing production rates at the two mines.

Slide in mining stocks pulls TSX down

The Toronto stock market was negative Wednesday as worries about how rising energy costs will affect the global economy punished mining stocks while crude oil prices again headed higher.

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