Byron explains when and how to sell to book gains and minimize losses. He also includes sells for two of our mining companies.
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The environment for gold is the best it has been in years. This is because the international monetary elites have embarked on a path to weaken the U.S. dollar against other currencies. For now read our thoughts on our open positions…
A shooting war with North Korea is coming, probably in mid-2018 if not sooner. A financial and trade war with China is coming before that, probably before the end of 2017. You should buy physical gold and gold mining stocks right now. Don't wait. When the world wakes up to what's going on with China and North Korea, prices will adjust instantaneously; it will be too late to grab bargains. They'll be gone. For now, here are our latest thoughts on our open positions.
Gold is scarce and getting scarcer, but geology is only one of the reasons why. Miners and analysts discussed the many challenges they face finding and developing new reserves at the New Orleans 2017 Investment Conference – and Byron was there to hear it all. He shares his biggest takeaways from the Conference… and explains what it could mean for the stocks in our portfoli
Russia’s most potent weapon may not be its nuclear warheads. The fastest-evolving “weapon” in Russia’s geopolitical arsenal is that nation’s hoard of gold, along with Russia’s national currency, the ruble.
In recent weeks, the dollar has continued its strength as gold prices slide. The junior mining space has faded as well. But this also creates opportunity. This week, Byron reveals how many junior miners have strong metrics yet are selling at discounts from past share prices due to the current gold environment. This will create bargains for investors across the entire gold sector.
Jim writes to you from Australia this week. One of the main things he learned from his visits with the top institutions in Australia was that their appetite for gold allocations is definitely increasing. Most institutions around the world hold either no gold or very small allocations in the range of 1% to 2%. Gold investing is often considered an "out of bounds" topic in such institutional venues. But that's changing rapidly. For now, Byron shares the latest news on our open positions.
