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The last time miners were this cheap, they soared 1,371%! And history is about to repeat! December 12, 2017 by Optin Gold Mining Millionaire Gold continues to drift lower, just as our cycle forecast projected, with the most active December futures settling at $1,246.70 per troy ounce yesterday at the close of pit trading. And slumping further this morning to a low of $1,241.30. Likewise, silver is trading lower at $15.67 a troy ounce this morning. Still, gold has […]

Corporate tax cuts would give retail companies the wherewithal to make competitive investments in innovation. Let’s look at the math to prove it.

Play This Miracle on Main Street December 11, 2017 by Ted Bauman Stocks The new tax plan promises to breathe fresh life into a sector that most investors have already written off as dead.

There is good news for natural resource investors out there. If you are looking to put money to work in this trend, you have plenty of options, such as...

This Global Index Is Screaming Higher December 8, 2017 by Matt Badiali Commodities The Baltic Dry Index, which is a benchmark of shipping rates around the world, hit a four-year high. And that’s great news for natural resources.

Trade Alert: Nice Swing! Let’s Grab Gains on Gold … December 8, 2017 by Optin Natural Resource Options Alert Well, after a big down day, the price of gold has validated my bet I recommended to you with SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) December $120 Put options. Those puts swung from a deep loss last week and are showing a roughly 38% open gain today. Yeehaw! I think gold will continue moving lower next week. So, we could see […]

2018 Commodity Forecast: Time to Love the Hated? December 8, 2017 by Optin Natural Resource Investor Investors have strategies for making decisions. A common strategy for good investors — or at least those who love to tout their goodness — is to buy what’s hated. Sir John Templeton, a guy Money magazine named as the greatest stock-picker of the 20th century, characterized the opportunity to buy what’s hated as the “point of maximum […]