Today we have identified 5 Canadian gold mining stocks?not only small caps?that have the lowest extraction costs (or cash costs) in the mining industry and, as such, will likely benefit most from a rising gold price environment.
3. Barrick Gold: A Truly Golden Opportunity ? Here's Why
I snagged a chart off my Bloomberg terminal…that shows what I think could be a golden opportunity in one of the world's biggest gold miners: Barrick Gold (NYSE: ABX).
4. These 5 Gold Mining Companies Have EBITDA Margins Much Higher Than the Industry Average
The 5 gold mining companies on our list beat the industry average EBITDA (earnings before interest, tax, depreciation, and amortization) margin of 28%.
5. These 5 Companies Generate the Most Cash/ozt. Of Gold Mined
By investing in companies with the leanest operations investors have the best protection in the industry against declining prices, but also benefit from the rising bullion price. This article highlights 5 TSX gold mining companies that have the lowest All-in Sustaining Costs per troy ounce of gold mined and the highest operating margins.
6. This Gold Stock Is the Best To Invest In Out of 34 Analyzed
Today's article features ONE gold producer, our top gold stock pick, that we think is most likely to outperform its industry peers out of our Gold Investing Pro universe of gold stocks.
7. 5 Profitable Gold Stocks With Big Upside Potential
Today we have identified five profitable small cap gold stocks with big upside potential, as they are trading at a significant discount to Net Asset Value (NAV).
8. 4 Gold Mining Stocks With High Free Cash Flow Yields
Investing in small cap mining companies can be a risky game. The process of finding and extracting gold takes years, which leaves plenty of room for error, so why not buy a company that has an established cash flow?
9. These 3 Gold Stocks Should Be On Every Bargain Hunter's Radar
One of Benjamin Graham's investment strategies was to purchase shares in companies trading at less than net current asset value, also commonly referred to as working capital. The theory behind such an approach is that you are purchasing the company's most liquid assets at a discount, so if you were to buy the company and liquidate its assets, you would make a profit.
10. These 4 Gold Juniors Are In Great Financial Shape ? Clean Balance Sheets & No Debt
Investing in companies with strong balance sheets is sound investment policy. They carry far less risk because defaulting on any obligations is out of the question for them. Furthermore, the less debt a company has, the more room they have to raise debt in the future, which can be beneficial to current shareholders as it is a non-dilutive financing option. The 4 Canadian gold juniors on our list have current ratios over 2 and carry no debt.
11. 3 Canadian Junior Gold Mining Stocks Trading Below the Industry Median CAPE Ratio
The CAPE (cash adjusted PE) ratio shows what investors are really paying for a company's earnings. It is calculated as price ? net cash per share/earnings per share. Today we have identified 3 Canadian junior gold mining stocks trading below the industry median CAPE ratio of 28x.
12. These 5 Gold Companies Give Investors Protection Against A Falling Gold Price
The following 5 Canadian junior gold companies have operating margins over 19% which gives an investor good protection against a falling gold price.
13. Jeff Nielson: More of What to Look for When Investing in the Gold Miner Sector
The fact that relatively few investors know much about the various types of companies in the precious metals mining sector is an indication that this market is many years away from peaking. This article provides a basic check-list of what to look for in these companies.
14. What to Look for When Considering Which Gold Mining Companies to Buy
While investing in gold mining companies is not quite as simple as novices to this sector might at first conclude, neither is it so overwhelmingly complicated as to make these companies inaccessible to individual, retail investors. Below are a number of things to look for when considering an investment in such companies. Words: 2745
15. Recent Research Concludes: Ideal Portfolio Should Have 27% to 30% Allocated to Gold
In the early part of the 1980s, there were many seminal gold price studies that showed 5% to 10% of an investment portfolio could have been optimally allocated to gold from 1968 to 1980 to maximize a risk return allocation based on performance. Even today many high profile and alternative financial experts…say a 10% gold allocation makes sense but a closer look at the facts show that they may be a little understated in percentage terms. Let's take a closer look as to why this may be the case.