With supply shortages, geopolitical tensions and Fed easing this summer all in play, the rally in gold prices should continue through the rest of this year at least. For now, here are our thoughts for each of our open positions.
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Making money via mining stocks is very much about the people — meaning the management teams and staff. What are they doing with shareholder money? How are they turning prospects into developments? It’s about people, people and more people.
This month, the gold-rich area of Canada’s Yukon is the focus of our latest gold play. With a superb, geologically endowed project site in the heart of one of Yukon’s greatest gold districts, Byron reviews a new exploration story with great upside and high profit potential.
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…
Jim and Byron are bullish on gold for 2019 and subscribers have been asking many questions about gold investing as a result. Today, Byron goes into the mailbag again to answer questions about positioning your portfolio ahead of the gold rally.
All of the elements to send gold above $1,300 per ounce toward the $1,350 per ounce level or higher are now in place. This could be your last chance to buy gold and gold mining shares at such attractive levels. The time to act is now, before geopolitical crises and domestic dysfunction emerge once again. For now, here are our latest thoughts on our open positions…
The dollar strengthened with the reactions to Brexit and the Turkish coup. Now that those events are behind us, the weak dollar trend can resume. This means onward and upward for the dollar prices of gold and gold stocks. For now, read our thoughts on our open positions…
