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Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Randgold Stock To Go Ex-dividend Tomorrow (GOLD)
TheStreet Wire 05/10/11 - 09:52 AM EDT NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- The ex-dividend
date for Randgold Resources (Nasdaq:GOLD) is tomorrow, May 11, 2011. Owners of
shares as of market close today ... HSBC (HBC) Analysts Raise Price Target on
Randgold Resources Ltd. (GOLD) to $111.00 - American Banking News Randgold
Resources - 1st Quarter Results - PR-USA.net Stockhouse - Yahoo! Finance
Randgold Stock To Go Ex-dividend Tomorrow (GOLD)
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Randgold Stock To Go Ex-dividend Tomorrow (GOLD) TheStreet.com – May 9, 2011 By TheStreet Wire 05/10/11 – 09:52 AM EDT NEW YORK (TheStreet) — The ex-dividend date for Randgold Resources (Nasdaq:GOLD) is tomorrow, May 11, 2011. Owners of shares as of market close today … HSBC (HBC) Analysts Raise Price Target on Randgold Resources Ltd. (GOLD) to $111.00 – American Banking News Randgold Resources – 1st Quarter Results – PR-USA.net Stockhouse – Yahoo! Finance
American Express (NYSE:AXP) Mobile Loyalty Scheme Launched
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SCVNGR has decided to launch a new version of its LevelUp offers service with American Express (NYSE:AXP). American Express (NYSE:AXP) Mobile Loyalty Scheme Launched Start-up SCVNGR is going to launch a new version of its LevelUp mobile loyalty offers service with American Express (NYSE:AXP) eliminates coupons. The partnership should make location-based daily deals services easier for people to use. People can simply sign up at the LevelUp website to link their Amex card to their LevelUp account. Seth Priebatsch, founder of SCVNGR said that, "It doesn't make the best impression to pull out a Groupon—a sheet of paper". American Express Co. (NYSE:AXP) stocks were at 50.19 at the end of the last day’s trading. There’s been a 13.8% change in the stock price over the past 3 months. American Express Co. (NYSE:AXP) Analyst Advice Consensus Opinion: Moderate Buy Mean recommendation: 1.76 (1=Strong Buy, 5=Strong Sell) 3 Months Ago: 1.76 Zack’s Rank: 5 out of 24 in the industry
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Tuesday May 10, 2011
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tdp2664 Penny Stock Live KIWB did not work out as I’d hoped with a gap and run. At one point I was up over $2,500 on this one and it’s a good example of the lesson I preach repeatedly to take profits when profits are available. Instead I walked away with just over $100 in profits for my challenge account and about $700 in losses. I was up 10% on Friday and over 20% at times, greed did me in here and I won’t let it happen again. Finally, price action like this is the very reason I shy away from stocks under $.25, they just move up and down too fast for me to enjoy my morning coffee. GPL moved up with silver as expected. Friday’s entry at $3.30 closed up 5% at $3.49. Holding all 7.5k shares and I’d like to see $3.60 or so for my 10% turn. Still accumulating GSTPE from last week, shares are hard to come by on the bid at $.021 but I’m stubborn and have no immediate plans to move unless the trading picks up. My Sunday Swing is LOCM, which I grabbed 5k of Friday at $3.61. The CEO just bought 75,000 shares at $3.58 which is well over a quarter million worth of stock…to me that doesn’t appear to be a smoke screen. Read my blog post here for all the details on how I’ll play this one. Still holding ANIK and actually added to my position today as it started to climb. Picked up an additional 1k shares at $7.54 bringing my new average to $8.08. With any luck it’ll continue to climb tomorrow and start working into that gap. Goal remains the same, 10% so roughly $8.90 gets me out of this one.
The Silver Price Rallied off Friday’s $33.15 Low as High as $38.00
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DG365FD46564GFH654FU898 Gold Price Close Today : 1502.90 Change : 11.70 or 0.8% Silver Price Close Today : 37.110 Change : $ 1.827 or 5.2% Gold Silver Ratio Today : 40.50 Change : -1.765 or -4.2% Silver Gold Ratio Today : 0.02469 Change : 0.001031 or 4.4% Platinum Price Close Today : 1794.00 Change : 17.00 or 1.0% Palladium Price Close Today : 730.50 Change : 24.40 or 3.5% S&P 500 : 1,346.29 Change : 6.09 or 0.5% Dow In GOLD$ : $174.47 Change : $ (0.71) or -0.4% Dow in GOLD oz : 8.440 Change : -0.035 or -0.4% Dow in SILVER oz : 341.81 Change : -16.40 or -4.6% Dow Industrial : 12,684.68 Change : 45.94 or 0.4% US Dollar Index : 74.68 Change : 0.028 or 0.0% Looking at my charts and past data this morning, it’s difficult to avoid the conclusion that the Silver Price has more downside in store. The Gold Price might have made all the correction it intends to make, but that, too, is uncertain. Earlier corrections after Gold/Silver Ratio lows have taken gold down from 4% to 12%. The first we have seen already, and 12% would take us to $1,370. These are possibilities, not predictions. The Silver Price rallied off Friday’s $33.15 low as high as $38.00, but couldn’t pierce that barrier. On Comex silver added $1.827 to close at $37.11, up a gigantic 5.2% but in the aftermarket it added another 81c to reach a price 7.5% higher than Friday’s. Sharp rises are followed by sharp falls, and often then by sharp but truncated rises in turn. Here we must balance jumping in too soon against missing our chance, a prickly mess. For now my eyes are turned longingly toward the 200 day moving average (now $28.48), so often the target of silver’s corrections in this bull market. Before we see that, however, we might see a rally that jumps as high as $42.00, and it might consume quite a bit of time. I don’t believe silver is ready to take the bit in its teeth and run away upside quite yet. Give it time. GOLD on Comex re-captured $11.70 to close at $1,502.90. Clearly lots of folks were looking to visit the bargain basement gold sale, but in the aftermarket, after a $10+ rise, gold stalled around $1,513 and fell back a couple of bucks. $1,510 forms the resistance that is bogging gold down, and above that $1,520 will suck at gold’s feet like quicksand. Clearly, then, a close above $1,520 would send gold higher. Downside remember that $1,462 low. If the Gold Price breaks that then it will have to do more penance, maybe on its knees. Keep calm, it is only a correction in an on-going bull market (primary trend) with another three to ten years to run. As you ought not to have succumbed to the hysteria on the upside, you must not succumb to the despair on the downside. Wait. Compose yourself in patience. Today taught a lesson to all those who arrogantly believe parsing markets is easy. The US DOLLAR INDEX hit a high today at 75.16, but that was one step too far for a fiat currency that had already run so hard. That completed the move and the rest of the day the dollar backed off and ended at 74.68, up a meager 2.8 basis points from yesterday. It’s a correction, folks, ricocheting in its upward flight off the 50 DMA. Least target for rally reaches 77.40. Buttressing that conclusion is the Euro, collapsing like the Tsarist army at Tannenberg. Yen is sprightlier, but looks like it has played out its upmove as well. What happened about 11:45? Something to send stocks, which had languished till then, a-soaring. McHugh of www.technicalindex.com, whom I respect, expects one more leg up before the bear resumes his doomed and dreaded mauling. Dow gained 45.94 to 12,684, S&P500 added 6.09 to end at 1,346.29. This is cloud-cuckoo land, for tis a bear market (primary downtrend lasting 15 – 20 years that began in 2000) and no economic reason appears to imply improving conditions in an economy gutted by central banks, banks, speculation, debt, and exported industry and agriculture. But y’all hold on to your stocks — they’ll make interesting keepsakes for your grandchildren, and who knows, by that time they may have begun recovering. I have thirteen grandchildren: twelve boys and a single girl, Caroline, Justin and Ellen’s daughter. Five months after she was born (July 2007) her illness revealed a malformed heart. After three miraculous surgeries at Vanderbilt in Nashville, where children’s heart surgery was pioneered beginning in the 1940s, she has a rebuilt and efficient heart. She plumped up and is as active as any four year old. But today she was out shopping with her mother and grandmother and fainted. Why, no one can say, but her doctors at Vanderbilt wanted to see her, so Justin and Ellen have taken her up there tonight. Would y’all please pray for Caroline’s complete recovery? I know she is spectacularly beloved because we’ve seen so many miracles in her life already. On this day in 1913 the 17th amendment to the US constitution was ratified. It provided for electing senators by popular vote rather than by state legislatures, thus depriving states of their representation and converting a federated republic into a democracy. Yes, it did indeed mean that much. Argentum et aurum comparenda sunt — – Gold and silver must be bought. – Franklin Sanders, The Moneychanger The-MoneyChanger.com © 2011, The Moneychanger. May not be republished in any form, including electronically, without our express permission. To avoid confusion, please remember that the comments above have a very short time horizon. Always invest with the primary trend. Gold’s primary trend is up, targeting at least $3,130.00; silver’s primary is up targeting 16:1 gold/silver ratio or $195.66; stocks’ primary trend is down, targeting Dow under 2,900 and worth only one ounce of gold; US$ or US$-denominated assets, primary trend down; real estate in a bubble, primary trend way down. Whenever I write “Stay out of stocks” readers inevitably ask, “Do you mean precious metals mining stocks, too?” No, I don’t.
Gold Broke Above $1500 an Ounce Again: Income Gold Stocks
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dow2664 On Monday, the price of gold penetrated up through the $1500 an ounce level again. By happenstance, Jim Cramer interviewed Mark Bristow, the CEO of Randgold Resources (GOLD) on the Mad money television show. Cramer considers this stock the best high risk high reward gold miner, with the risk due to the fact that much of the company’s operations are in African countries with significant investment concerns. Randgold, which is one of over twenty stocks on the list of dividend paying gold mining stocks at WallStreetNewsnetwork.com, pays a small yield of 0.2%. It trades at 14 times forward earnings. In terms of gold’s future, Randgold’s Bristow said on the show that the price of gold has a “lot of upside”. So for more conservative investors, what gold stocks are worth looking into? Cramer mentioned that he liked Goldcorp Inc. (GG), one of the few gold miners that pays dividends monthly. Payouts have been made regularly since 2005. The current yield on the stock is 0.9%. The stock sports a forward price to earnings ratio of 18. It has mines in Canada, United States, Mexico, and Central and South America. Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc. (FCX) is a stock that pays quarterly and currently yields 2.0%. The company has operations in North and South America, Indonesia; and in the Democratic Republic of Congo. It trades at 8 times forward earnings. For a free list of gold mining stocks that pay dividends , which can be downloaded and updated, go to WallStreetNewsnetwork.com. Disclosure: Author did not own any of the above at the time the article was written. By Stockerblog.com