As you may know, China’s neighbor Mongolia has enormous mineral wealth. Major international mining conglomerates have been there developing the soon to be absolutely enormous mines.

We have mentioned several times recently here and on our sister site (www.Montrealanalyst.com) that gold and many of the mining stocks have finished their final price bottoms and were ripe for investment.

Gold could reach $1265 on this manipulation alone (61.8 % retracement) and many stocks may come back to 2009 levels.

This email was sent to us Thursday April 11,2013. We believe that it merits investors’ attention, particularly in Quebec! This site has US, European and Asian readers whose comments and thoughts we value greatly.

The Canadian Mine Analysis.com now finds many junior mining stocks are currently selling at such low prices that, based upon historical valuation benchmarks, we think that some important points may merit attention.

The world’s currencies are being subjected to incredible devaluation forces, the likes I’ve never seen in 25 plus years I’ve been following the economy.

The Canadianmineanalysis.com focuses on the analysis of resource and mining companies which our analysis suggests could be undervalued. The analysis includes standard fundamentals, management, mining projects, reserves, resources, valuation of properties, exploration targets, drilling expenditures, companies’ financials and cash positions, insider ownership and who owns the shares among many factors. This site makes no attempt whatsoever to forecast price targets for any stocks nor makes […]

 Key point and first order of business: Today we have “algorithm” trading which is designed to bring and create volume. But it is not real volume at all, rather it is a total misrepresentation of true investors buying stocks.

Points that Executives of Small Mining Companies  (Juniors) should consider. Article by K.C. Grainger 1-Small cap gold and base metal stocks are different in many ways from large caps and are usually best approached on a ‘value’ basis-that is what a company expects to have “in the ground” or what it eventually expects to prove. Many […]