Mexico mining Risk?
#1
Posted 24 February 2009 - 10:24 AM
Also their gvt finances have deteriorated badly with the oil price decline and adding to that has been the GRANDE production decrease in their huge Cantarell oil field. More bad news.
Here is a recent link: http://www.foxnews.c...,479906,00.html
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Senor
#2
Posted 24 February 2009 - 11:59 AM
no question geopolitical risks will become a factor. along w/extorting more taxes out of the miners. will these geopolitcal risks outweigh having gold in the ground? i dont know. playing the miners is a very risky biz. dharmaof any gold or silver stock that has significant Mexican mining exposure. That government and country has some serious stability issues in Senor's opinion and the risk there is becoming very real. Take this for what it's worth but Senor will not own any gold or silver stock that has any exposure to mexico production, there are enough other alternatives that exposure there is not necessary for Senor.
Also their gvt finances have deteriorated badly with the oil price decline and adding to that has been the GRANDE production decrease in their huge Cantarell oil field. More bad news.
Here is a recent link: http://www.foxnews.c...,479906,00.html
BSing away
Senor
#3
Posted 24 February 2009 - 12:08 PM
no question geopolitical risks will become a factor. along w/extorting more taxes out of the miners. will these geopolitcal risks outweigh having gold in the ground? i dont know. playing the miners is a very risky biz. dharmaof any gold or silver stock that has significant Mexican mining exposure. That government and country has some serious stability issues in Senor's opinion and the risk there is becoming very real. Take this for what it's worth but Senor will not own any gold or silver stock that has any exposure to mexico production, there are enough other alternatives that exposure there is not necessary for Senor.
Also their gvt finances have deteriorated badly with the oil price decline and adding to that has been the GRANDE production decrease in their huge Cantarell oil field. More bad news.
Here is a recent link: http://www.foxnews.c...,479906,00.html
BSing away
Senor
Dharma, a big XAU correction is now underway IMO, I think it goes deeper than most amigos think.
NO BS
Senor
#4
Posted 24 February 2009 - 12:39 PM
no question geopolitical risks will become a factor. along w/extorting more taxes out of the miners. will these geopolitcal risks outweigh having gold in the ground? i dont know. playing the miners is a very risky biz. dharmaof any gold or silver stock that has significant Mexican mining exposure. That government and country has some serious stability issues in Senor's opinion and the risk there is becoming very real. Take this for what it's worth but Senor will not own any gold or silver stock that has any exposure to mexico production, there are enough other alternatives that exposure there is not necessary for Senor.
Also their gvt finances have deteriorated badly with the oil price decline and adding to that has been the GRANDE production decrease in their huge Cantarell oil field. More bad news.
Here is a recent link: http://www.foxnews.c...,479906,00.html
BSing away
Senor
Dharma, a big XAU correction is now underway IMO, I think it goes deeper than most amigos think.
NO BS
Senor
i have exited all trading positions. this cycle has right translated. i think the correction will be short in time , but steep in price. we are oversold on hourly charts. i will wait for divergences. the miners are lagging the metals, i think the miners will ketchup later in the game. (wave 5) . i have no targets @ this point. senor, do you have some targets? its all part of the ebb and flow and w/the metals exaggeration is a big part! its an emotional game. dharma
Edited by dharma, 24 February 2009 - 12:44 PM.
#5
Posted 24 February 2009 - 02:10 PM
no question geopolitical risks will become a factor. along w/extorting more taxes out of the miners. will these geopolitcal risks outweigh having gold in the ground? i dont know. playing the miners is a very risky biz. dharmaof any gold or silver stock that has significant Mexican mining exposure. That government and country has some serious stability issues in Senor's opinion and the risk there is becoming very real. Take this for what it's worth but Senor will not own any gold or silver stock that has any exposure to mexico production, there are enough other alternatives that exposure there is not necessary for Senor.
Also their gvt finances have deteriorated badly with the oil price decline and adding to that has been the GRANDE production decrease in their huge Cantarell oil field. More bad news.
Here is a recent link: http://www.foxnews.c...,479906,00.html
BSing away
Senor
Dharma, a big XAU correction is now underway IMO, I think it goes deeper than most amigos think.
NO BS
Senor
i have exited all trading positions. this cycle has right translated. i think the correction will be short in time , but steep in price. we are oversold on hourly charts. i will wait for divergences. the miners are lagging the metals, i think the miners will ketchup later in the game. (wave 5) . i have no targets @ this point. senor, do you have some targets? its all part of the ebb and flow and w/the metals exaggeration is a big part! its an emotional game. dharma
XAU 107-108 minimum? Xau 100 woud be muy bueno.
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PURE BS
Senor
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Posted 25 February 2009 - 08:55 AM
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#9
Posted 25 February 2009 - 09:48 AM
Good stuff.
I want to own gold, but I think it got ahead of the fundamentals. Deflation may be harder to kill than originally thought. I'm confident, however, that they'll find a way to inflate.
Si amigo, the XAU is muy, muy bullish, and the best buy in years IMO after we correct the rally from October. How low it goes is what is muy importante.
BSing away
Senor
#10
Posted 25 February 2009 - 01:59 PM