CEO Chat lived up to its slogan – “the investment conference in your pocket” – last night as newsletter writers Brent Cook, Eric Coffin and Gwen Preston shared their thoughts on junior mining projects and companies that are in the news. Geologist Rob McLeod and engineer Tim Oliver also weighed in. Junior resource plays that… Continue Reading
Canadian stocks are priced in real-time based on investor interpretation of all publicly available information. Investors can and should apprise themselves of important information about the companies they own (including through brokers) by reading relevant www.SEDAR.com filings for a balanced description of the business, financial statements and even management compensation details. Investors should also keep… Continue Reading
Fabrice Taylor, editor of the President’s Club newsletter, shared some smart small-cap selling strategies in the May 26 edition of his influential newsletter. The following is edited slightly to remove company names and for brevity. “I am constantly reminding investors to TAKE PROFITS. We invest in some riskier names, and we do much better than the… Continue Reading
Investors can’t say definitively that the price of oil bottomed in the third week of March, but some very recent data released by the International Energy Agency (IEA) that supports the premise that a bottom is in. More on that in a moment. From a low near $43 per barrel WTI has been bumping around… Continue Reading
This morning, Resource Opportunities, a subscriber-supported investment newsletter founded by geologist Lawrence Roulston in 1998, appointed its next editor, Mr. James Kwantes, currently mining reporter with Vancouver Sun and editor of the World of Mining blog. I know this because I recruited him for the position, having been working with Lawrence Roulston to revive Resource Opportunities… Continue Reading
At the Cambridge House Vancouver Resource Investment Conference this past Sunday and Monday, we had the chance to ask respected mining analyst Brent Cook for his outlook on the sector for which he is best known. Here’s what he said: Right now one of the biggest risks given how 2015 is starting off so positive… Continue Reading
To a packed crowd in Vancouver yesterday, veteran junior resource analyst John Kaiser gave a presentation hosted by AME BC entitled, Confronting the Potential Extinction of a Canadian Institution. Here is a link to the 59 slide PDF presentation, courtesy John Kaiser. Mr. Kaiser has been closely involved with Canada’s venture capital markets for over thirty… Continue Reading
Natural resources are an extremely risky and volatile segment of the markets. To increase your odds in this dangerous but sometimes spectacularly profitable space, you will want to rely on some expert help. Start with Lawrence Roulston, geologist and private equity investor, who has found 6 such 50 baggers in his 18 years of editing… Continue Reading
If you are wondering why there’s a bloodbath in some of the best known junior gold mining names this morning, one of the largest gold stock newsletters in Germany decided to sell everything. Oliver Gross’s Der Rohstoff-Anleger letter is out of the gold market at the urging of his publisher. We are not sure exactly… Continue Reading
Two heartening signs of a buyers market in natural resources include Lundin Mining’s purchase of Candelaria for nearly $2 billion, and Glencore’s posturing for super major Rio Tinto. Lundin and Glencore are entrepreneurial miners with large insider ownership. In the case of Lundin, you have the Lundin Family Trust ponying up for $100 million in… Continue Reading
We recently visited a company that, despite being in the most volatile gold market in history, has been able to raise the funds to develop one of the world’s last great gold deposits. Now, this company is on the brink of a truly transformational period. Over the next twelve months they are set to hit a number of high impact milestones… Continue Reading
I just published a report on an R&D stage company that I believe has the potential to change my life, and possibly yours. Yes, some luck will be involved, but you have to make your own luck in this world. The report in question has been posted to our new Subscribers Only service, Resource Opportunities ($299 per… Continue Reading
Three years ago I saw author Doug Casey walking down the street in Vancouver wearing a red Hawaiian shirt and I stopped him, said I was a fan of his writing, and asked for an interview. He was extremely nice and agreed, and we taped one shortly thereafter, my first ever interview. The traffic results… Continue Reading
After some thousand blog posts on this site and others, I have just hit send on my first premium post for subscribers of Resource Opportunities, the investment newsletter we recently teamed up with. The Interim Update discusses an emerging Canadian mining discovery which your author is a shareholder of, and is on the cusp of receiving significant attention. For a… Continue Reading
Veteran financial forecaster Jim Dines of the Dines Letter is a veritable fountain of opinions on just about everything, and his market predictions have made some investors a ton of money. So when he was interviewed Sunday by King World News, our ears perked up. Here’s the long and short of Dines’ predictions about what he… Continue Reading
