News About <![CDATA[Silver]]> News About en-us <![CDATA[Market Wrap for Friday, May 17: Stocks Gain on Late Day Rally]]> Markets surged Friday afternoon, bringing the Dow near a record high at 15,354.40.

The S&P 500 closed up almost one percent, with the Nasdaq up slightly more than that.

The rise in stock prices this week can be largely attributed to the end of earnings season, job numbers, and positive information from

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<![CDATA[Copper WAY Outperforming Gold & Silver !!]]> <![CDATA[The FED'S EXIT-From Wolf on Wall Street-Also Sunday Night Futures]]> ]]> <![CDATA[High Yield Gold Stocks: Time for a Rebound?]]> Investors who are looking to get in to the gold market now have an interesting opportunity, as yields on the gold mining stocks have almost doubled, and in some cases, more than doubled. According to the free list of high yield gold mining stocks at WallStreetNewsNetwork.com, there are over 20 gold stocks that pay dividends.

Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold (FCX) is the big player in the precious metals arena, mining for copper, gold, molybdenum, cobalt, silver, and many other metals. It happens to be the world's largest publicly traded copper company. This Phoenix Arizona based company has operations in North America, South America, Indonesia, and Africa. The stock trades at 10.6 times trailing earnings and 7.7 times forward earnings. Earnings for the latest quarter were down about 15% on relatively flat revenues. The stock pays a very generous 4.0% yield, and dividends are paid quarterly. James R. Moffett, Chairman of the Board, and Richard C. Adkerson, President and Chief Executive Officer, said,

"Our first-quarter results reflect our focus on strong and safe production, aggressive cost management and advancing financially attractive projects to grow our copper production, increase cash flows and provide strong returns for shareholders."
One issue that investors should be aware of is that Freeport is moving more into the oil and gas industry through its acquisitions of Plains Exploration & Production Company and McMoRan Exploration Co.

Another high yield gold company is Yamana Gold, Inc. (AUY), a Toronto, Ontario, Canada based company involved in the exploration and production of gold, copper, molybdenum, zinc, and silver, from its properties in Brazil, Chile, Argentina, and Mexico. The stokc trades at 24 times trailing earnings and 11.2 times forward earnings. The latest quarterly earnings were down 40% on a 4.4% reduction in revenues. The dividends are much higher than a current bank certificate of deposti, as the stock currently yields 2.2%. Dividends for this company are also paid out quarterly.

The yields on these stocks can help reduce some of the volatility and return capital faster. However, if the price of gold doesn't stabilize and begin to increase, the gold mining stocks can suffer even more than they have been lately. For a list of the other high yield gold mining stocks, which can be downloaded, sorted, and updated, go to WallStreetNewsNetwork.com.

Disclosure: Author didn't own any of the above at the time the article was written.

By Stockerblog.com

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There has been plenty about gold's swan dive, but less talk about silver. And at this point there's more potential for silver than gold...significantly more.

Because the global silver market is relatively small, silver prices tend to be more volatile; the pounding selloff we witnessed in silver this past month is a testament to that fact. But volatility works both ways, so when silver rises, its price can explode higher.

That's exactly what happened in April 2011, when silver prices rose by 170% in the space of just 7 months. That's why silver investors say investing in silver is like buying "gold on steroids."

And right now, it looks like the silver market is on the cusp of doing the same thing all over again. According to our research, the next stop could be $40 by year's end, and $60 by the end of 2014. And much higher after that.

Here are five key factors that will drive silver higher - significantly higher - in coming years.

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<![CDATA[David Smith | Precious Metal Market Prices Unrealistic]]> Expect to pay more than the spot price for precious metals]]> <![CDATA[As Gold Prices Fell, Gold Suppliers Ran Out of Coins and Bars]]> <![CDATA[No Time to Relax, More Significant Correction May Be in the Works]]> <![CDATA[Gold ETFs Stabilize After Sharp Fall]]> ]]> <![CDATA[Bargain Hunting in Copper, Silver ETFs]]> ]]> <![CDATA[This Week in Money]]> Mike Swanson – Gold’s meltdown David Morgan – What really happened? David Skarica – What’s next? ]]> <![CDATA[STTG Market Recap Apr 19, 2013]]> Original post: STTG Market Recap Apr 19, 2013

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<![CDATA[Gold Slump Weighs Heavily on Precious Metal Miner ETFs]]> ]]> <![CDATA[Amid Metals Crash, Credit Suisse Launches ‘Covered Call’ Silver ETN]]> ]]> <![CDATA[Will Silver Prices Keep Falling?]]> As gold prices plummeted $200 in two days, silver prices fell about 14%, or $4, to below $24 an ounce.

Our Money Morning resources expert Peter Krauth explained the reasons behind gold's fall, so we went back to him to find out the deal with silver prices. Will silver keep falling? Is it a buy at the lower levels?

Here's what Krauth offered for investors.

Money Morning Staff: Peter, are silver prices falling because gold fell, or are there other factors at play here?

Peter Krauth: There are two factors.The first is that silver follows gold rather closely, and usually amplifies its behavior, both up and down. However, it can and does sometimes detach from gold and behave independently, but this is more of a rarity.

The second is silver's industrial demand.

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<![CDATA[David Smith | Precious Metals To Drop To Zero?]]> Time to bail from precious metals, or time to pounce?]]> <![CDATA[STTG Market Recap Apr 15, 2013]]> Original post: STTG Market Recap Apr 15, 2013

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