Since mid-May, with the U.S. Dollar going lower, Gold went higher. But did it go too far too fast? Kimble provides a chart (below) of the Gold/Dollar Ratio. The Ratio has risen and has hit resistance. Whither now? Gold bulls want the Ratio to keep rising.
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Torex Gold Resources has agreed to acquire Prime Mining in an all-share transaction valued at approximately $449 million. The transaction implies an enterprise value of roughly US$322 million and values Prime at about US$108 per gold equivalent ounce based on total Indicated and Inferred resources of approximately 3.0 million ounces. Prime shareholders will receive 0.060 Torex shares per share held and will own about 10.7 percent of Torex following closing. The acquisition adds the Los Reyes gold-silver project in Mexico to Torex’s development pipeline and increases its silver exposure. [more]
In times of crisis, the gold-silver ratio has spike to 100-112. Recently, the gold-silver ratio spiked at 125, when will it revert back to the mean? [more]
At the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) convention this year, there is a technical session titled “Gold mineralization in Newfoundland” on Wednesday, June 15 in Room 713. [more]