news.goldseek.com >> 30 November 2011

Silver: Buy, Hold Or Sell? Update #22
By: Peter Zihlmann

In 1980, the price of one ounce of silver reached $50. Today, the purchasing power of the US dollar is substantially less than in 1980. The price of one ounce of silver would have to rise to $ 135 to reflect the value of the US dollar thirty years ago. The bull market of the silver price started towards the end of 2002. On the way from $ 4.02 to the recent high of $ 48.42 (an increase of 1,100%), several significant corrections took place, the most severe one in 2008 when the silver price sank by 56% only to jump 440% to a new high since the bull market started. “The bull market is not over. However, at present, a correction seems to be overdue.”, we wrote in March. It is time to consider re-entering the market (if you have sold).

 news.goldseek.com >> 26 October 2011

Gold Bugs Index (HUI): Buy, Hold Or Sell? Update #13
By: Peter Zihlmann

The extreme of 2008, created by panic selling as a result of the financial crisis, produced a once-in-a-lifetime buying opportunity. However, few were able to benefit from the situation as fears for the worst dictated investors’ behavior. The ratio Price/Net Asset Value has now fallen again to the level of 2008. Because of this dramatic price decline in these stocks, investors have the opportunity to purchase explorers & developers (E&D), often referred to as juniors, at about half of the company’s net asset value (NAV).

 news.goldseek.com >> 20 October 2011

Gold Resource Corp. (AMEX:GORO) Follow-Up #7
By: Peter Zihlmann

Gold Resource Corporation's objective is to create shareholder value by establishing production and generating superior financial performance through the development of gold and silver projects that feature low operating costs and produce high returns on capital. Management's commitment to shareholder value is reflected in the disciplined approach it has taken to the Company's capital structure, its focus on rapid project execution and its goal of meaningful dividend distributions.