Byron recently returned from Durango, Mexico, where he was doing a full M.I.D.A.S.-level inspection of one of our recommendations. He offers the full M.I.D.A.S. report.
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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.
It's still summer, so roller coaster rides are in order. We hope you enjoy them, because that's what you and other investors are getting. In this alert we take a look at recent action in the prices of gold, stocks and the dollar index. We also provide our thoughts on our open positions…
Higher gold prices over the remainder of the year look like a good bet based solely on domestic economic factors. When you add in a coming trade and currency war with China, and a likely shooting war with North Korea, the odds of higher gold prices look even better. For now, here are our latest thoughts on our open positions…
Politics, the media and even science have suffered a loss of public trust in recent years. With this erosion of trust comes serious implications for our monetary system. When credit bubbles reach unsustainable levels, it will bring a fundamental change to global patterns of thinking about money and bring gold to new heights.
Byron takes a break from precious metals to discuss some startling breakthroughs in carbon manipulation. As he explains, scientists are using the humble element to create space-age materials — stuff that could revolutionize entire industries.
Technological advancements have long been the key to success in any business sector. How fast a company adapts to these tech changes can determine their fate long term. As Byron explains, innovation is key for mining companies to get ahead of competition to supply the metals that the world of the future needs.
