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Gold Mining stocks continue to outperform the S&P index…

OUR CHART below shows the "gold stock divergence" we highlighted a few months ago is still in place, writes Brian Hunt in Steve Sjuggerud’s Daily Wealth.

For much of 2010, Gold Mining stocks and the broader US stock market increased at roughly the same pace. Then, when the S&P stumbled in April, the two diverged.

The broad market kept falling. But gold stocks remained solid, supported by the incredible strength in gold itself.

As you can see from the "performance chart" below, this divergence is still in place. Gold Mining stocks (the black line) are showing positive returns and climbing. The S&P 500 (the blue line) is showing negative returns and falling.

Gold stocks are typically viewed as a riskier asset…so it’s incredibly bullish action for them to remain so steady in the face of terrible stock market weakness.

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Source:Gold Mining Stock Divergence

The big news in this gold chart isn’t news at all…

The "NEWS" in the gold charts is the near-$100 per ounce decline over the past month, writes Brian Hunt in Steve Sjuggerud’s Daily Wealth.

This price weakness has a lot of investors stressing out and searching for an explanation for what’s happening to the No.1 form of "real money".

But here’s a gold chart showing why stressing over the decline is crazy…

Remember, gold is one of the world’s most difficult-to-price assets. The metal cannot be valued like a piece of real estate (using rental yields) or a share of stock (using book value). It can trade on all kinds of wild emotions.

Thus, huge swings in the Gold Price chart have proven to be the norm…not the exception.

Given gold’s volatile nature and the recent price weakness, we again urge folks to take the "long view" (aka the "rich man’s view") of gold…and note that the gold chart could show a fall all the way down to $900 per ounce…and still remain in the confines of its bull market.

It would also, I believe, be a wonderful chance to buy more.

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Source:The "Rich Man's View" of Gold

The big news in this gold chart isn’t news at all…

The "NEWS" in the gold charts is the near-$100 per ounce decline over the past month, writes Brian Hunt in Steve Sjuggerud’s Daily Wealth.

This price weakness has a lot of investors stressing out and searching for an explanation for what’s happening to the No.1 form of "real money".

But here’s a gold chart showing why stressing over the decline is crazy…

Remember, gold is one of the world’s most difficult-to-price assets. The metal cannot be valued like a piece of real estate (using rental yields) or a share of stock (using book value). It can trade on all kinds of wild emotions.

Thus, huge swings in the Gold Price chart have proven to be the norm…not the exception.

Given gold’s volatile nature and the recent price weakness, we again urge folks to take the "long view" (aka the "rich man’s view") of gold…and note that the gold chart could show a fall all the way down to $900 per ounce…and still remain in the confines of its bull market.

It would also, I believe, be a wonderful chance to buy more.

Want to Buy Gold today – with no risk of default or leveraged losses – and hold it securely in ultra-safe vaults for just $4 per month? Start Gold Investing here…

Source:The "Rich Man's View" of Gold

The big news in this gold chart isn’t news at all…

The "NEWS" in the gold charts is the near-$100 per ounce decline over the past month, writes Brian Hunt in Steve Sjuggerud’s Daily Wealth.

This price weakness has a lot of investors stressing out and searching for an explanation for what’s happening to the No.1 form of "real money".

But here’s a gold chart showing why stressing over the decline is crazy…

Remember, gold is one of the world’s most difficult-to-price assets. The metal cannot be valued like a piece of real estate (using rental yields) or a share of stock (using book value). It can trade on all kinds of wild emotions.

Thus, huge swings in the Gold Price chart have proven to be the norm…not the exception.

Given gold’s volatile nature and the recent price weakness, we again urge folks to take the "long view" (aka the "rich man’s view") of gold…and note that the gold chart could show a fall all the way down to $900 per ounce…and still remain in the confines of its bull market.

It would also, I believe, be a wonderful chance to buy more.

Want to Buy Gold today – with no risk of default or leveraged losses – and hold it securely in ultra-safe vaults for just $4 per month? Start Gold Investing here…

Source:The "Rich Man's View" of Gold

The big news in this gold chart isn’t news at all…

The "NEWS" in the gold charts is the near-$100 per ounce decline over the past month, writes Brian Hunt in Steve Sjuggerud’s Daily Wealth.

This price weakness has a lot of investors stressing out and searching for an explanation for what’s happening to the No.1 form of "real money".

But here’s a gold chart showing why stressing over the decline is crazy…

Remember, gold is one of the world’s most difficult-to-price assets. The metal cannot be valued like a piece of real estate (using rental yields) or a share of stock (using book value). It can trade on all kinds of wild emotions.

Thus, huge swings in the Gold Price chart have proven to be the norm…not the exception.

Given gold’s volatile nature and the recent price weakness, we again urge folks to take the "long view" (aka the "rich man’s view") of gold…and note that the gold chart could show a fall all the way down to $900 per ounce…and still remain in the confines of its bull market.

It would also, I believe, be a wonderful chance to buy more.

Want to Buy Gold today – with no risk of default or leveraged losses – and hold it securely in ultra-safe vaults for just $4 per month? Start Gold Investing here…

Source:The "Rich Man's View" of Gold