Claude Res Inc (NYSEMKT:CGR)

Value of assets. Future inflation.

Sinch pick. Beaten down.

Profitable, expect gold prices to continue to rise

Recomended by dutch

Gold miners are cheap relative to gold.

Bought @ .61 today.

Going long, with GMX and UL at my back. Low debt, profitable, expanding = look past doom and gloom.

Metals, baby metals! Can't print gold.

Lots of potential if the documentation is valid. Always a risk but outrageous potential if they can get it together.

makes sense long term with the economy going up I think people aren't focusing on gold anymore and investing elsewhere

What an absurd value at these prices!

Historical cost of production around 700 per ounce ballpark, which makes total costs under $850 / ounce, and perhaps less than $800 when considering the inferred resources and the potential for operational efficiency improvement over time.

Since their resources are so concentrated, this is a risky play. One mine disaster away from liquidation, as many junior miners are. if gold were to fall below $1000 / oz and remain there for any length of time, I could see this being something closer to a fair value, but at current prices of gold -- for an established company with so little debt, This valuation seems 6-7 times less than fair value to me.

100% Canadian Production. Sask, Seebee mine in operation for ~20 years expanding; 2nd Sask. Amisk property (20 kms from nearby mining community) proving up resources for an open-pit mine; past-producer Ontario Madsen mine (adjacent to Goldcorp) has existing infrastructure and mill, increasing resource estimates. Experienced miners/management in mining-friendly Canadian provinces.

"Claude Resources (AMEX: CGR ) offers another prime example. Operating only a single small-scale mine that is expected to yield less than 50,000 ounces during 2011 at elevated operating costs, the miner garners little fanfare from an indifferent equity market. But the market's assigned enterprise value of $264 million for the company enters purely ludicrous territory when the rapidly expanding scale of its high-quality resource base comes into view. With 928,000 ounces of high-grade gold indicated at its Madsen project so far -- and 921,000 more ounces of gold-equivalent at the bulk-mineable Amisk deposit -- Claude is quietly amassing riches that remain wholly overlooked by a short-term and earnings-obsessed equity market. Claude's combined indicated resource plus reserves total 2.26 million gold-equivalent ounces, resulting in an enterprise value of just $117 per ounce (excluding inferred resources!). Not even the company's eye-popping discoveries to expand the resource at its existing Seabee mine have managed to move the needle, and the result is a stock that I consider among the industry's premier bargains."

http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2011/11/17/the-remaining-bargains-in-gold.aspx

http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2011/11/17/the-remaining-bargains-in-gold.aspx

I am going with this stock based in insider and institutional buying this quarter. And expecting gold to rise dramatically this quarter.

A bit risky but could be a winner with precious metals and the way metals prices are compounding.

On stocks like this you can play in and out, buy the dips sell the drilling results good news rips, it is quite predicable. Whereas I do that on real positions for CAPS do not have the time. This new high grade find should lead to other exciting drill results, so CGR should do quite well in coming year JMHO.

Sinch

Junior miner undervalued, gold headed to 2000.