Safer way to ride to riches on the gold boom

If there’s a smarter, safer way to ride to riches on the gold boom, I don’t know it.

Now, I do know a lot of investors are still holding onto those old beliefs that the fastest trail up the mountain of gold profits is through the junior mining forest…

And I understand. I’ve made people trainloads of money on junior mining stocks, as you’ll see shortly. But…

And this is a huge "but”…

Picking the right mining stock at just the right time is really tough —“ even for pros.

If you can pigeonhole an honest miner like I do regularly, they’ll admit that there’s a lot of snakes in the game of mining. There are sudden deaths and backward free-falls and very few drill holes ever strike the good stuff.

Do you know the odds of success? Well, think of it this way:

• If you go to Vegas and play craps, your odds of winning are a little under 1 in 2
• If you bet the ponies, the odds that a $2 wager will pay out are
  3 to 2
• But if you invest in a junior gold mine, your odds fall to one in 1,000… because that’s how often the miners I’ve studied actually hit pay dirt.

Better to play the ponies, eh?

Even better to take a low-risk path up to the projected 639% gains these gold-banking wizards are capable of over the long term. They know what they’re doing…

And competence is hugely important —“ because it’s really expensive to mine gold these days.

Any idea how much it costs to get a gold mine up and running?

• $50 million to punch thousands of exploratory drill holes…
• $15 million to buy up nearby land to make sure all the gold stays in your hands…
• $20 million for a feasibility study…
• $300 million to build roads, mineshafts, a smelter, warehousing, assay labs, electricity, water hookups, offices…

You could be $400 million in the hole before an ounce of gold is ever delivered.

So you can see why so few exploration projects actually become producing mines… and how the bankroller plays a critical role.

A role so critical and lucrative… that I am urging readers of my Global Resource Alert to enter into this “partnership” for up to 639% return on investment.

These unbelievable returns are being made, straight up, with none of the risk that comes with gold mining.

If you’re ready to become an investing partner, a simple call to your broker will get you in.

I’ll lay out the buying details in a special Global Resource Alert.

With this intel in hand, you’ll be off and running. Within 72 hours, if you wish. But before you decide, I’d like to share a little more of my investing philosophy with you.

Because it matters.

Call me Canadian if you wish, but the way I see it, there’s only one reason to upgrade to a premium advisory like Global Resource Alert.

That reason?

Exclusivity, plain and simple. Some of the best opportunities in natural resources can only be shared in a valuable way with a limited few.

I can only open up these recommendations on an exclusive basis.

And I am opening that door to you now… so you can decide for yourself if this kind of exclusivity is for you. Let me tell you more about how I work, to help you decide…

If there’s one key to my success, it’s a full wastebasket. Because of my position in the natural resources sector, I get a lot of polished presentations from corporate flaks.    

I toss them all.

And instead I lace up my boots and trudge into the field to dig into the claims, before even considering the stock. If this means trekking to 18,000 feet in the Andes with an oxygen tank, so be it…

I learned years ago that most of the PR pitches are nothing but desperate pleas from wannabes or artful deceptions from never-gonna-bes.

I learned that slipping unnoticed into the bar at the Gold Rush Inn up in Whitehorse Yukon… or into La Bodega on Howe Street in Vancouver… yields more nuggets of truth than any office meeting with designer water bottles set perfectly around the table.

Whenever I scout out great intel, I go sleuthing, running down leads, showing up unannounced at corporate offices to ask the no-BS questions that cut to the quick and puncture the hype.    

Then I meet with my team of commodities insiders —“ these are seasoned pros who haven’t got an emotional bone in their bodies, frankly.

They’ve all seen their share of mining outfits that are stuck in an eternal cycle of raising money and drilling holes on a long-shot property. They’ve learned to take a "don’t trust, verify" approach that’s cold and cynical, but that’s investing.

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