A force discovered over 300 years ago has led to a novel way of producing gold. It has cut this month’s company’s gold production costs by a third — giving you even more leverage over our typical penny gold plays.
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For this month’s issue, Byron has found an exploration company that has actually poured gold bars. And sold them for real cash.
As American companies like GE have been in decline due to mismanagement, there has been a shift in business ideology and decision-making of once-prosperous industrial icons. This week, Byron gives insight on how these bad decisions reflect well on the value of gold ownership as well as the gold mining industry.
Gold prices in recent weeks have been held hostage by the decisions the Federal Reserve will make about our collective monetary fates. In the mining space, share prices of many fine explorers, developers and producers have moved sideways, if not down. But that just means that there are bargains to be had, like our recommendation this month.
This month’s recommendation is very good. It was set up by one of the deans of the modern mining business, a man with great success under his belt. Up and down the line, this company boasts solid, experienced management. Its mining claims constitute a superb asset — and you really can’t beat “solid gold” when it comes to ore grade. The project is nestled in a low-risk jurisdiction, albeit with logistical challenges. Still, this is a great discovery, and it’s going to be a moneymaker.
Byron has been watching this mining company for a couple of years. He’s known the CEO for about a decade and holds him in the greatest esteem. Byron loves the geology of the main project. He also loves the jurisdiction. It’s among the best there is in terms of how the state government treats natural resource development. And now he’s ready to recommend it…
This month, Byron takes us to Nova Scotia, where he takes you through the MIDAS steps for a company that has found gold and other metals in what was once thought to be oil-bearing deposits.
