Gold Profits from World Turmoil: Carlos Andres

The Gold Report: In a recent edition of the Frontier Research Report, you wrote, “As perplexing and disconcerting as it may be, the performance of major global stock markets currently has a much stronger influence on share prices in the mining sector than the actual performance of the underlying commodity.” How is that different from previous cyclical dips in the resource commodity space? Carlos Andres: It’s not different at all. The commodity space tends to be viewed with a bit of fear and skepticism by most retail investors and analysts generally. By extension, mining companies are viewed skeptically also, especially those in emerging and frontier markets. As a result, resource companies in emerging and frontier markets tend to be . . . → Read More: Gold Profits from World Turmoil: Carlos Andres