Yesterday, Newmont Mining (NEM) held its analyst day and made a couple of important announcements, one being that it expected production to grow from 5 million to 7 million ounces over the course of the next five years or so, and the other that it would boost its dividend 20 cents for every $100 increase in the price of gold. At today's gold price that means it will pay a divided of about a dollar, which is a yield of approximately 1.7%. But for those folks who are willing to own the stock over time, a $2,000 gold price would create about a 3.5% running yield on a purchase you made today.You have to skate where the puck will be, not where it is. Miners will produce a lot of income if the price of gold continues to rise, while some other dividend payers of today may decline in the face of inflation. A stock such as NEM is a good balance to a conservative portfolio that lacks metals exposure. This won't be the best gold stock to own, but it's
SPY Gap Target Reached
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FEEDAnd there it is: we’ve sealed the gap. The bulls have been blasted.
Let’s see if we can do more!
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