Gold Research

In today’s year end issue, you’ll find three big investment ideas we wrote about in 2018. But this is no bland “retrospective” list. These ideas could make you a fortune in 2019 and beyond.

One of the biggest stories in the resource sector this year is how well Australian gold stocks have performed. They’ve absolutely crushed their peers in the western hemisphere.

For top resource investors, November means tax loss selling bargain season. And this year there are a lot of candidates.

It’s common for large gold companies to buy pieces of smaller producers or developers before buying the whole company. Buying a small stake in a company acts as a blocker, dissuading other suitors.

Once per year, Cambridge House International and I bring together the world’s top precious metals investors and entrepreneurs to the 2018 San Francisco Silver & Gold Summit. Here is your complimentary VIP ticket into the show.

With gold and gold stock sentiment near all time lows, there is big opportunity for larger gold companies to take advantage of smaller producers. Today, we will detail two companies that could make headlines.

The posterchild sectors of high risk capital in the first half of 2018 were the 3 C’s; Cannabis, Crypto and Cobalt. While everyone else is watching the 3 C’s hoping for a bounce, I’ll be watching the 3 T’s. Trump, Trade, and Tax Loss.

Kirkland Lake is Eric Sprott’s largest publicly disclosed resource position and its share price is very strong. It’s time Kirkland goes hunting like an alligator.

Any investor or speculator that’s been around the resource markets for a couple of years knows the famous line – but wait, there’s more. The share price of individual commodity stocks are highly leveraged to the price of the underlying commodity meaning you can see spectacular gains of 500%, 1000% and even 10,000%.