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Is This The Stock To Buy To Play National Capitalism?
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Newmont Mining now has an entry point for anyone who wants to take it.
All they have to do is buy and if they want to they can then put a stop loss order in below it’s recent low around $37.00 a share.
The stock is paying a 2.56% dividend and is one of the largest gold mining companies in the world.
It had a huge run from March, until the end of October, and then got smashed after it reported earnings that disappointed the market, because they showed a big jump in labor costs and energy costs.
Yes, inflation has not gone away, but as the biggest gold miner in the world Newmont is poised to benefit from inflation and growing geopolitical tensions, which help bring big money buyers into gold.
As you know central banks around the world have been accumulating gold.
We are now entering an era of what one is labeling “national capitalism.”
One thing that means is increased global tensions.
And if you watched Trump the other day you will know that he laid down big warnings against Canada, Panama, Mexico, and Greenland. The people in those countries may not like it, but the leaders have been warned and Trump did not rule out military action against Greenland to annex it at his press conference this week.
Whatever you think about that, it’s obvious that more global and economic instability is just going to come in the next few years. That’s the simple conclusion. You could say right now is simply the calm before the storm.
Yes, I own NEM stock and SeekingAlpa is calling it a “once in a generation buy” right here.
-Mike
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The phrase “national capitalism” is something I got from an article by Russell Napier.
I suggest you check it out, because it’s worth the time to read:
-Mike
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