Minen aus dem Sektor Industriemetalle sind m.E. jetzt interessanter als Gold- bzw. Silberminen.
Beaten-down industrial-metal stocks will be the next group of investments to rebound
5.2.
Auszug
Central banks, including those in China and the U.S., will step in to stimulate their economies, driving demand for metals
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Historically, markets tend to stabilize and climb higher about two to four weeks after viral outbreaks and natural disasters, says Goldman’s Cole.
2. Lean and mean
Companies that produce industrial metals have really trimmed debt, which makes them far less risky than they have been. Their net debt to earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization currently stands at 1.5, compared to 3.9 in 2015, says McDonald. Meanwhile, industrial metal miners look cheap trading at 60% of the market valuation, a 10-year low for that ratio, says Tyler Broda at RBC Capital Markets.
3. Low inventories
Mining companies got lean and mean in part by cutting capital spending. That hit production, which brought down inventories. Capital spending at companies in the SPDR S&P Metals and Mining ETF is around 20% below the 10-year average.
Global stocks of copper have fallen to 2.2 weeks of supply, way below the historical average of 3.3, says McDonald. Aluminum and zinc are at 2.1 weeks and 2.5 weeks compared to historical averages of 6.5 and 5.9. This means prices may rise significantly as demand picks up when global growth gets juiced by stimulus.
4. A bullish technical signal
The ratio of the market cap value of gold miners in the VanEck Vectors Gold Miners GDX, +5.09% to industrial metals miners in the XME fund was recently at 1.17, a level where it has frequently topped out over the past decade. This suggests upside for the XME ahead.
5. The dollar will weaken
As the Fed cuts rates, and as growth in the rest of the world picks up
relative to U.S. growth, that will drive investment money to foreign
countries from the U.S., says Paulsen. This will weaken the dollar. A
weak do is good for commodities such as industrial metals.
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Quote vom 3.3. GDX/ XME: 1,28
Beispiel Rio Tinto