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Canadian Gold Resources Ltd T.CAN


Primary Symbol: V.CAN Alternate Symbol(s):  CDNGF

Canadian Gold Resources Ltd., formerly Amseco Exploration Ltd, is a Canada-based gold exploration and development company. The Company is focused on advancing its 100% owned gold properties in the Gaspe Gold Belt of Quebec, Canada. The Company is the owner of the Lac Arsenault Property, the VG Boulder Property, and the Robidoux Property. The Lac Arsenault project is located in the Gaspe Peninsula of Quebec, approximately 25 kilometers (kms) north of Paspebiac and 58 kilometers from Bonaventure, covering a total of 4,118 hectares. The Robidoux project is located in the western Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec, covering 1,940 hectares. The VG Boulder project is located in the Gaspe Peninsula, Quebec and covers 14 km along the prospective Grand Pabos Fault, spanning approximately 5,787 hectares.


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Post by ilafalot2on Aug 12, 2010 9:13pm
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Gold Price & Junior Correlation

Gold Price & Junior CorrelationI have to take. issue with my respected colleagues on the degree of correlation between the price of gold and the share price of juniors.  The problem with Durk's analysis is one of sample size.   You simply cannot take a single stock, one which has made a huge discovery increasing its value by 3000% and expect a meaningful comparison with a commodity which may have gone up 10% in a year.

So while  I respect your post, to say that gold price is responsible for only 5% of junior action is way outside my experience.  One of the reasons why gold price matters is in financing in the public markets.  Private placements do not happen when gold is in the dumps.  Promoters have nothing to do.  The sheep are grazing elsewhere. 

It is gold breaking through the magic $1000 level that brings investors back to the Venture Exchange

Rob Mcewen has a junior gold index. If you have the inclination Durk, run that correlation and prove me wrong.

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