Gold, The Yellow Metal
A short note today on GOLD – to our premium subscribers.
A major Wall Street forecast this week that gold will plunge to $1,000 / ounce in value. Woe is me.
A major Bay St firm predicted this week that gold is in a temporary bulge up, and will fall soon.
If you do a Google search on whether gold will rise or fall, the opinions are as varied as can be. Pick a side of the topic, and you will have lots of supporters.
Pick a Bullion Fund, and listen to how they predict the end of the world is coming – buy gold. Pick a gold buff and listen to how gold will skyrocket in value.
CymorFund Subscribers Follow Facts
- Gold fell almost 40% from its high of $1,900. Almost every overblown cycle throughout history has had a 40% correction. Gold has now had a 40% correction. It is not unusual and not unexpected to experienced traders for a correction of this magnitude.
- Gold cannot and will not reach some ridiculous figure in value like $5,000 per ounce in the near future. Gold buffs are always standing on street corners and predicting the end of the world. It will not happen. The theory is that too much money has been printed, or there is unrest in Ukraine, or Syria, or Outer Mongolia, or wherever, that this disruption or that disruption will bring doom and gloom and gold is our only savior. Get real. The world will continue as it has always continued. There will be winners and losers.
- Gold is rising slowly and steadily. Gold fell to under $1,200 per ounce, then rose, and then fell to the same support level again early this year. Then it started a slow but continual rise, and continues that rise. Gold closed today at $1,368. The proof is in the results. The law of supply and demand is slowly driving the price of gold upward.
- The rise in the value of gold this year (2014) has been about 12%. 12% is a nice number, but won’t make you rich. Gold will probably continue over the medium term term to rise a bit in value, but there will not likely be any major breakout.

So How Can You Make Money in Gold?
LEVERAGE
Leverage is buying junior gold gold stocks that were “killed” in the 2013 meltdown. Stocks that are producing gold on a very profitable basis, but that that were discarded by the market. When the market moves away from a sector, all stocks fall. That is what happened to junior gold producers.
While many of these stocks have dramatically increased in value, there is much more to come. As the price of gold rises a bit, and stabilizes, investors start to realize that the way to play gold is to buy junior producers where instead of a 12% rise in value, you can realize a 10-Bagger rise in value.
CymorFund has recommended some of these stocks, and will recommend a few more in due course. It is important not to be concentrated too much in any one sector, so we measure how much we allocate to the gold sector, or to any other sector.
Watch for new gold recommendations from CymorFund.
Some of CymorFund’s Current Outstanding Hold Recommendations
Detour Gold – Price Jan 1, 2014 – $4.10. Current Price – $10.67
Lake Shore Gold – Price Jan 1, 2014 – $0.46. Current Price – $0.96
Premier Gold – Price Jan 1, 2014 – $1.40. Current Price – $2.48
Probe Mines – Price Jan 1, 2014 – $2.24. Current Price – $3.80
Romarco – Price Jan 1. 2014 – $0.43. Current Price – $0.90
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