found this article:If you've been sitting on the sidelines ... waiting to get back into the gold markets ...
Then you're going to want to listen very closely to what I'm about to say.
Because I have three iron-clad reasons why I believe the next six to twelve months is going to be one of the best opportunities in the gold market in the last decade or more!
Reason #1: Gold stocks are unbelievably cheap!
It's no secret that gold has taken a beating over the last few years. The price of gold is down over 35% off its high of $1,900 ...
But that's nothing compared to the carnage we've seen in the gold mining sector.
Many of the big miners are down 70% or more ... and dozens of junior miners have either gone belly up ... or they're hanging on for dear life waiting to be bought out.
In fact, gold stocks are trading below 2008 levels.
But while you may be thinking this is a reason to stay away from this sector ... I see this as an unbelievable opportunity.
Because right now I'm seeing dozens of these stocks with little downside risk ... but all of them have huge upside potential.
I'm talking about the potential to make 100% ... 500% ... even 1,000% or more in just a few short months.
From companies that are currently priced below book value.
Frankly, I don't remember seeing a better risk/reward profile in all my years as an analyst.
Which is why I've been spending the last six months scouring the industry for the companies in the best position to profit.
Reason #2: Gold has the wind at its back.
The European Central Bank is starting to print money ... we're seeing negative interest rates pop up around the globe ... and we're starting to see huge instability in the currency markets ... i.e. the Swiss Franc and the Russian Ruble.
Falling oil prices are causing political instability in countries dependent on oil exports like Venezuela and Russia ... and the Eurozone is on the brink of recession.
And while the U.S. economy seems pretty strong right now ... recent earnings results and retail sales figures indicate the U.S. economy is beginning to slow. With stocks trading near historical high valuations — I won't be surprised to see a 15%-plus pullback!
If I'm right, I'm sure we will see a rush into gold — since it's also a safe-haven for investors during troubling times.
U.S. Treasuries are also a safe-haven when currency markets are volatile. But with the 30-year yields near record lows, investors and institutions will likely search for other alternatives (gold) to store their cash.
Then you're going to want to listen very closely to what I'm about to say.
Because I have three iron-clad reasons why I believe the next six to twelve months is going to be one of the best opportunities in the gold market in the last decade or more!
Reason #1: Gold stocks are unbelievably cheap!
It's no secret that gold has taken a beating over the last few years. The price of gold is down over 35% off its high of $1,900 ...
But that's nothing compared to the carnage we've seen in the gold mining sector.
Many of the big miners are down 70% or more ... and dozens of junior miners have either gone belly up ... or they're hanging on for dear life waiting to be bought out.
In fact, gold stocks are trading below 2008 levels.
But while you may be thinking this is a reason to stay away from this sector ... I see this as an unbelievable opportunity.
Because right now I'm seeing dozens of these stocks with little downside risk ... but all of them have huge upside potential.
I'm talking about the potential to make 100% ... 500% ... even 1,000% or more in just a few short months.
From companies that are currently priced below book value.
Frankly, I don't remember seeing a better risk/reward profile in all my years as an analyst.
Which is why I've been spending the last six months scouring the industry for the companies in the best position to profit.
Reason #2: Gold has the wind at its back.
The European Central Bank is starting to print money ... we're seeing negative interest rates pop up around the globe ... and we're starting to see huge instability in the currency markets ... i.e. the Swiss Franc and the Russian Ruble.
Falling oil prices are causing political instability in countries dependent on oil exports like Venezuela and Russia ... and the Eurozone is on the brink of recession.
And while the U.S. economy seems pretty strong right now ... recent earnings results and retail sales figures indicate the U.S. economy is beginning to slow. With stocks trading near historical high valuations — I won't be surprised to see a 15%-plus pullback!
If I'm right, I'm sure we will see a rush into gold — since it's also a safe-haven for investors during troubling times.
U.S. Treasuries are also a safe-haven when currency markets are volatile. But with the 30-year yields near record lows, investors and institutions will likely search for other alternatives (gold) to store their cash.
