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Streetwise ExclusivesMosseri and Loud: Hedge Your Bets Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report 09/01/2010
Everyday New York-based investment gurus Jeff Mosseri and Doug Loud make key decisions for their high net-worth clients. Many of those decisions involve strategically positioning investors in small- and micro-cap gold and silver plays. In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, you will learn some of the names of those plays and how they use Mosseri and Loud as hedges against a failing economy.
Roger Wiegand: Opportunity in Crisis
Listening to Trader Tracks Editor Roger Wiegand talk about market conditions and precious metals is like listening to your favorite uncle tell stories at Thanksgiving. The difference is that Roger's stories are a lot more likely to make you money. In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, Roger offers up a few of his favorite gold and silver plays and some sage market advice.
Louis James Gets Physical
Casey Research Senior Editor Louis James is very familiar with the gold market and with junior gold companies that have projects all over the world. In fact, he's visited many of the most promising ones. In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, Louis offers tips on how to own physical gold and "paper" gold, and even picks some junior gold and silver plays with significant potential.
Taylor MacDonald: Off the Beaten Path
Taylor MacDonald, vice president of investments with Pathfinder Ventures Corporation in Vancouver, has a knack for discovering the undiscovered. In an exclusive interview with The Gold Report, Taylor drills down in the niche of innovative technology companies serving the resource sector and shares some names that most mainstream banks have never even heard of.
David Skarica: Economic "Water Torture" Coming to U.S.
Addicted to Profits Newsletter Writer David Skarica is addicted to making himself and his subscribers money. In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, David says any precipitous market drop will be pre-empted by further quantitative easing. And this, he says, will be bullish for gold. He also names some companies that might help folks suffering David's sweet affliction.
Joe Foster: Catalysts Pushing Gold
Portfolio Manager Joe Foster calls himself a "stock picker." And he's pretty good at it. Class A shareholders in Van Eck Global's International Investors Gold Fund have seen an average return of almost 25% for 10 straight years under his care. "I'm looking for the gold companies that are going to outperform the indexes, my peers and gold," Joe says. And he shares some of those companies with you, in this exclusive interview with The Gold Report.
Doug Casey: Exception Among Equities
As long as stocks remain overpriced, Casey Research Chairman Doug Casey says he'll avoid equities—except perhaps in favored sectors, such as gold. In fact, in this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, he posits that gold juniors might "go up by an order of magnitude or more, even while most other stocks are going down."
Embry Still Burns Bright
Sprott Asset Management's Chief Investment Strategist John Embry loves to talk gold. And we love to listen. We thought you might, too, because he's always long on opinion and predictions. John envisages that the "extraordinarily painful" economic times ahead will ultimately lead to a new currency backed by, of course, gold. In the meantime, John suggests you "protect yourself" from downside risk by shifting 25% of your portfolio to precious metals. In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, John even proffers some names to help you bulk up.
James West: Financial System Headed South
Midas Letter Editor James West is one of the sharpest minds in the gold business, and he puts his money where his mouth is. He owns gold equities, ETFs, coins and even a share of a private Peruvian mine. "Gold is the best investment at this time," he says, a thesis based on the "counterfeiting" of paper currencies and inevitable collapse of the global financial system. In this Gold Report exclusive, James suggests several ways to profit along the way.
Stan Bharti: Hard Assets Heyday
With hard assets in favor these days, Forbes & Manhattan Founder and CEO Stan Bharti believes the best you can buy are commodities—they're "real, fundamental. . .something you can touch and feel." In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, the fellow who has guided dozens of junior resource companies to the pinnacle discusses his formula—and a few of his favorites.
John Licata: Consolidation Coming to All Commodities
"It's no longer just an energy market. It's no longer just a metals market. It's just one commodities market," says John Licata, chief commodity strategist at Blue Phoenix, Inc. John thinks that the lines between commodities will continue to blur as companies diversify their metals and minerals holdings. He also thinks gold will approach $1,375 by year-end, and that a major uranium producer will soon be snapped up by Asian interests. It's all in this exclusive interview with The Gold Report.
John Williams: Approaching the Abyss
ShadowStats' Editor John Williams—to whom many Gold Report contributors look for honest data on the economy that they can trust—sees sure signs of an accelerating downward economic spiral that will lead to almost unimaginable hyperinflation in the U.S. As he says in this exclusive interview, we're in for "a much rougher time than they had in Zimbabwe," because we'll have no black market currencies around to prevent the cessation of normal commerce.
Brian Mok: Gold Dynamics
Union Securities Analyst Brian Mok gets excited about gold companies with prospects for bigtime growth. But then again, who doesn't? In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, Brian discusses at length, and offers target prices on, no less than five juniors headed for big increases in gold production.
Tony Mariano: The Special Science of Rare Earths
The ability to separate science from the promotional claims is among the expertise that Geological Consultant Tony Mariano, PhD, brings to the rare earth elements (REE) table. In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, Tony shares some of his secrets and some of his opinions about the hottest prospective rare earth properties.
Ian Gordon: A Cyclical Case for Gold Stocks
"We're not going into a double dip. We're going into a depression. I'm convinced of that," claims renowned Market Forecaster Ian Gordon. He is using a three-pronged strategy to limit the damage and even make money in the dark times ahead. You will learn why Gordon believes gold, and gold equities in particular, will perform when nothing else does in this exclusive interview with The Gold Report.
Victor Goncalves: Putting Money on the Juniors
Equities and Economics Report writer Victor Goncalves, in this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, says the yellow metal is in its typical summer lull and will generally see more strength than weakness this year. He's enthusiastic about some undervalued juniors, saying good management is what makes or breaks these companies.
Vikas Ranjan: Good Potential in Junior Golds
Could gold hit $1,500 by year-end? Ubika Research Cofounder and Analyst Vikas Ranjan thinks so. In this exclusive with The Gold Report, Vikas tells us he's pretty bullish on the yellow metal and lists a handful of gold plays he believes have strong potential for serious gains.
Ron Struthers: Eat, Pray and Hold Gold
Newsletter Writer Ron Struthers is an old-school straight talker who doesn't mince words. He believes the U.S. economy never came out of the 2008 recession and predicts America is about to face a whole new set of debt problems at the state level. In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, Ron recommends investors fortify their portfolios with 15%–20% physical gold and another 40% in cash.
Mike Niehuser: Producers' Upside Potential
Beacon Rock Research Founder Mike Niehuser won't be surprised if gold crosses the threshold into 2011 at or above $1,500/oz. In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, Mike discusses companies with better-than-average return potential due to near-term production, pipeline projects for expanding reserves and promising exploration prospects.
Rick Rule's Rubrics: Riding the High Volatility Waves without Wipeouts
Global Resource Investments Founder and CEO Rick Rule believes the secular commodities bull market will continue its charge even as the markets deliver huge waves of volatility. In this Gold Report exclusive based on his Friday webcast, Rick covers a lot of territory and provides plenty of tips for investors.
Mickey Fulp: Summer Slump Good for Gold
Mercenary Geologist Mickey Fulp picks winners in the junior resources sector based on three criteria: share structure, people and projects. In this exclusive Gold Report interview, Mickey suggests the summer slump—with low volumes and low prices—is a good time for some homework on equities that could double within 12 months.
Chris & Michael Berry: Berry Picking in Colombia, Yukon
One of the most respected economic strategists in America, Michael Berry, and his son, Chris, discuss the growing fears of deflation, as well as several promising junior gold plays in Colombia and the Yukon. It's all part of their "three legs of the survival stool" approach to investing that you will learn about in this exclusive interview with The Gold Report.
John Lee: Blame Volatility on Summer Doldrums, Not Deflation
In 2004, Analyst John Lee founded Mau Capital Management, a hedge fund based in Vancouver that invests mostly in junior mining companies. In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report, Lee deflates the deflation argument, discusses why he favors near-term gold and silver producers over early stage explorers and reveals some of his fund's top holdings.
Porter Stansberry's Theories of Relativity
Stansberry & Associates Investment Research Founder Porter Stansberry, who built his reputation on finding safe-value investments that yield years of exceptional returns, shares with The Gold Report readers some of the things he's doing to hedge against market volatility and currency devaluation.
Richard Karn: Strange Bedfellows-Australia's Labour Party & the Big 3 Miners
The Gold Report's boots-on-the-ground correspondent in Australia, Richard Karn, updates us on the death of the Resource Super Profits Tax (RSPT) proposal and the birth of a new tax, the Mineral Resources Rent Tax (MRRT). Supposedly a "fair share" for all, but Karn is not convinced. Read on for his take on the new tax's implications for Australian mining.
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