Invest in Gold and Silver: Tips from Rick Rule, David Morgan and Ross Beaty
Is now the right time to invest in gold and silver? Get tips from industry leaders Rick Rule, David Morgan and Ross Beaty.
Gold and silver are doing well in 2016, and many investors are now wondering more than ever whether they should invest in gold and silver.
The Investing News Network recently spoke with industry leaders Rick Rule, David Morgan and Ross Beaty about exactly that, and has assembled their thoughts below for easy access. Watch the videos here to learn what these experts think about the gold and silver markets, and to find out whether now may be the time to invest in gold and silver.
1. Rick Rule: Always Buy a Stock for a Reason; Sell if it Disappears
Rule, who’s CEO of Sprott US Holdings, offered this succinct comment on gold: “longer term, because I’m nervous about the US economy, I’m fairly bullish about gold. But not in the near term.” Watch the video for more of his thoughts on gold, as well as on how companies should handle themselves in today’s tough markets and how investors can best position themselves for success.
2. David Morgan’s Top Reason for Being Bullish on Silver
Morgan is publisher of The Morgan Report, and recently announced plans to get into the royalties business with a new company called Lemuria Royalties. In the video below, he explains what investors can expect from Lemuria, and also gives his top reason for being bullish on silver.
3. Ross Beaty: ‘2016’s Going to Be the Bottom’
In this last video, Ross Beaty, mining legend and chairman of Pan American Silver (TSX:PAA) and Alterra Power (TSX:AXY), asserts that “2016’s going to be the bottom.” For those looking to invest in gold and silver, those are definitely encouraging words. Beaty also shares his thoughts on mining stocks that he likes and on his positive outlook for renewable energy.
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Securities Disclosure: I, Charlotte McLeod, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.
Editorial Disclosure: The Investing News Network does not guarantee the accuracy or thoroughness of the information reported in the interviews it conducts. The opinions expressed in these interviews do not reflect the opinions of the Investing News Network and do not constitute investment advice. All readers are encouraged to perform their own due diligence.
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Dear Mr. Rick Rule: Full disclosure, I was watching you on the BNN program and it came to pass that it was time for Investing Ideas. One of your choices was Anfield Gold Corp (ANF.V). This junior stock was highly recommended by you which is usually good enough for me. Anyway I bought a full position in ANF.V and it lost considerably and then for many months did nothing. Recently it has had a nice run up and I have regained all losses and then some. My question is do you still have strong upside feelings for this company or is it time for me to move on after seeing a nice profit?
Look forward to your response.
Cheers, David
Dear Mr. Rick Rule: Full disclosure, I was watching you on the BNN program and it came to pass that it was time for Investing Ideas. One of your choices was Anfield Gold Corp (ANF.V). This junior stock was highly recommended by you which is usually good enough for me. Anyway I bought a full position in ANF.V and it lost considerably and then for many months did nothing. Recently it has had a nice run up and I have regained all losses and then some. My question is do you still have strong upside feelings for this company or is it time for me to move on after seeing a nice profit?
Look forward to your response.
Cheers, David
GUYS, YOU REALLY ARE THE BEST. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
Best regards,
GUYS, YOU REALLY ARE THE BEST. THANK YOU VERY MUCH
Best regards,