Katusa's Education Center

If you know how to harness volatility, the natural resource sector can be a constant source of high-quality, asymmetric bets that build wealth for you. You can make returns in 10 months that take most people 10 years to make. (4 minute read).

If you’re new to the markets, it’s easy to get scared of volatility. The media certainly makes it out to be a bad thing. But I believe it’s a landmark moment in an investor’s career when he/she realizes that, much like a powerful river, volatility can be harnessed, directed, and used as a tool. When that realization happens, a world of huge opportunities opens. (8 minute read).

Next year, the oil companies are going to have to start paying back the debts they took on from 2012 to 2015 (a time of high oil prices). One important key to being a good oil analyst is not to waste your time, especially on companies with bad financials and debt happy management teams. (7 minute read).

The Katusa Research team just completed a ground-breaking research project. The result of this project is an incredible system for making reliable profits in gold stocks. Below, we explain how it works and how it fits into our brand-new Market Intelligence Center. (5 minute read).

As a new resource investor, it’s hard not to get interested in the excitement and drama that comes with investing in far-off lands. After all, many countries in Africa, Asia, and South America are less picked over by exploration geologists. But be careful where you put your investments dollars and learn as I have. (5 minute read).

I use a simple 6-factor analytical process to find these winners. I call these factors “Katusa’s Keys.” (6 minute read).

During boom times, people are more than happy to spend that much on a deposit. During bust times, when sentiment is terrible, they are happy to sell the same deposit for a 75%+ discount. That’s when you need to be ready to buy. (5 minute read).

It doesn’t take long to become a target in the investment business. Successful investing is a task where the difficulty is on par with brain surgery. (5 minute read).

In the financial markets, leverage occurs when the price movement of one asset results in the amplified movement of another financial asset. (5 minuted read).