Source: Kevin Michael Grace of The Gold Report (7/22/13)
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Gold
juniors need to get back to the basics, says Eric Coffin, and it is
going to take large discoveries to get the market excited again. In this
interview with The Gold Report, the publisher of Hard Rock Analyst explains
how the new economics of gold production require investors to
concentrate on companies with three specific qualities, and names
companies and the regions that could generate breakout projects.
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The Gold Report:
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke indicated last month that the Fed
would begin to taper quantitative easing in September. The equity
markets responded quite negatively to this. In the wake of this
response, do you think the Fed is committed to this new policy?
Eric Coffin:
I think the Fed is committed to tapering, but I suspect it will happen a
little more slowly than some people think. Bernanke's quite cognizant
that when he does taper it's going to have an impact on the markets. But
you can't keep buying $85 billion worth of bonds a month forever.
Bernanke has backed off a bit himself on this issue and was back to
using 6.5% as his unemployment target. If the U.S. keeps creating jobs
at the pace of 175,000 to 200,000 per month, it will take a long time to
get unemployment to 6.5%—probably 18 months or more. (more)
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