Gold/silver mining

Article Abstract:

Stocks in the gold mining industry did not perform well in the 4th qtr of 1998 due to the lackluster price of gold during the period, but gold prices are expected to rise in 1999 and through the years 2001-2003. There has been little activity in the gold market due to the uncertain economies of Russia, Latin America, and Asia, but there are some favorable fundamental trends for the next three to five years. These shares are best for investors with long-term horizons.

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Gold/silver mining

Article Abstract:

Investments in gold and silver mining companies are not expected to yield quick profits, partly because the price of gold and the threat of inflation are relatively low. However, European central banks are not expected to sell off their gold reserves. Gold and silver are increasingly regarded as commodities, and gold prices will probably not exceed $325 an ounce in 1999.

Primary nonferrous metals, not elsewhere classified, Primary Smelting and Refining of Nonferrous Metal (except Copper and Aluminum), Gold, METAL MINING, Metal Ore Mining, Silver, Precious Metals, Precious Metal Ores & Concentrates, Precious metals industry, Precious metal products, Ores

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Gold/silver mining

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the performance of company securities in the gold and silver mining industry sector. Statistics of individual company performance are included.

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