Friday 27 May 2011


My Conversation with One of the World's Smartest Gold Analysts

By Frank Curzio, editor, Penny Stock Specialist

Friday, May 27, 2011
Gold stocks are in correction mode.

Over the past 45 days, the Market Vectors Gold Miners Fund (GDX) –
a basket of large gold stocks – is down 11%. Small-cap gold stocks
have fared worse. Some names are down more than 15% in the
same timeframe.

So with the pullback in gold stocks, should investors be buying here?

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According to John Doody, the answer is "yes."

John writes the
Gold Stock Analyst newsletter. And he's been writing about gold stocks for three decades. He's lived through the biggest booms and busts in the industry. Over the past 10 years, his top 10 holdings outperformed the price of gold
by more than 900%.

On Wednesday, I talked to John on the
S&A Investor Radio podcast.
(That's a free weekly investor radio show where I interview some of
the top market analysts on Wall Street – including your favorite editors
at Stansberry & Associates.)

This week, John and I had a conversation about gold prices and gold
stocks. He said gold stocks outperform the metal by an average of
2-to-1 over time.

But right now, while gold stocks are falling, gold prices are holding steady.
The metal has outperformed big gold producers by about 12%…


According to John, this pullback in gold stocks – while gold prices are
moving higher – is a buying opportunity.

Another reason John loves gold stocks right now is because the
"real interest rate" is negative. The real interest rate is the rate
of return on your cash in the bank, minus inflation.

You see, gold pays no interest. If money in the bank is paying a
good interest rate, holding cash is more attractive than holding gold.

But right now, bank rates are paying next to nothing in interest.
Plus, inflation is over 1.5%. That means the real interest rate is
negative, and gold is more attractive than cash.

During times of negative real interest rates, gold stocks soar.
And with the job market remaining weak and the U.S. economy
growing less than 2%, the real interest rate will remain negative
for at least another two years – probably much longer.

With the sudden drop in gold stocks, my advice is to follow what
the smartest person in the world is doing. Today, John Doody is
backing up the truck on gold stocks. I suggest you do the same.

Good investing,

Frank Curzio

P.S. The
S&A Investor Podcast is one of the most popular financial
programs on iTunes. To listen to John Doody's full interview – and
one of his favorite gold producers to buy right now –
click here.
Further Reading:

Our own Jeff Clark is excited about this idea, too… He says now
is
the best time in two years to buy gold stocks.

Earlier this week, Frank warned about a small cap correction…
and offered a defensive strategy to protect yourself and your
money. Read more here:
The Best Way to Make Money in Tiny,
Under-$10 Stocks Right Now
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