Gold Fields Limited (ADR) (GFI)

Gold Fields is going to have a rought patch coming up soon because of its exposure to the South African energy crisis, its gold mines in South Africa could be shut down for about a month which will drive down the stock price temporarily.

Gold will continue to gain in value as the world becomes less stable over the next two to four years . expect share prices to trade in a wide range.

i like it. its a good play on a precious metal that is headed higher in the coming months and maybe years.
with the fed printing money like mad, and inflation fears. it can only drive gold and other metals higher.i think they are well positioned to benifit
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Inflation will cause gold to shine...

Three to four star transition stock in a preferred industry.

Gold sucks ...

Gold is great, I love gold it is at an all time high. People are selling there gold and it will only help the market price by the public selling off there watches, ear rings, etc. etc. etc.

Sales Growth* +19.90%

Income Growth* +127.10%

Net Profit Margin 16.77%

Debt/Equity Ratio 0.24

This stock has yet to reflect the upward price of gold.

I just can't believe the metals sector has been hit so hard lately. Can you believe my caps score is currently 1?

If this isn't a bottom in PM stocks I don't know what ever will be. I wish CAPS let me weight my positions!

With the economy going into a possible recession or worst, precious metals will become a safe haven for investors, making gold more valuable thus making gold mines more valuable.

Almost a 5 star rated gold miner stock. FV of $22. Headquartered in South Africa. incurring production problems due to utility blackouts. Gold reserves are still in ground. Take out candidate.

Its Gold...and it cheap P/B 2.01 vs 4.57 Industry Ave, P/S 1/3 Industry Ave.

Gold and silver have taken a sudden drop during the past week. Many speculators are panicing and claiming that this is the end of the "commodity bubble". I don't think so. If you look at the fundamental reason behind the last 6 months rise in precious metals, you have to ask yourself....has anything changed? I don't think so. The Fed continues to pump liquidity into the market, the interest rate continues to decline, inflation continues to increase and the dollar continues to fall. That being said....if due to demand decreases oil drops sharply from here...there is a possibility that precious metals will follow. Precious metals will experience quite a bit of volatility and the gyrations may be tough to handle but I think due to the fundamentals that I mentioned above that a year from now precious metals will be much higher.

With the value of the dollar falling and oil prices surging gold has no where to go but up in the long run. I think gold is a great investment if you can afford it. I also think that most things in the energy sector will also rise. Silver as well as other metals will also see big gains. I would stay away from things in the hospitality fields. Also I personally won't invest in military related companies but they most will likely see gains as well. I don't think I need to say much about financial companies but I'd stay away from them. Basics like foods will also see a higher demand.

Very cheap relative to likely future price of gold, and even current price of gold.

Oversold stocks

Gold factor - quantative easing

if inflation comes on as strong as I believe that it will and you want to protect against that inflation, it is important to buy a gold miner that is heavily levered. GFI fits that to a "t". It has a strong profit outlook, some great proven and proveable reserves and a diverse holding of mines. I like the long term outlook especially in an inflationary scenario.