If you aren’t busy packing your belongings to move out of the Late Great U.S.A. (soon to be known as Oh-Bama-ville), then you might be wondering what to think about the ridiculously low priced gold and silver stocks; is now the time to buy, sell or stand aside?

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Some of the most competent individuals to comment on that dilemma are writers for Casey Research’s International Speculator newsletter. The International Speculator specializes in higher risk, higher reward investment opportunities and excels as a financial newsletter in that category.

The November issue is hot off the email presses and I just finished reading it cover to cover (metaphorically speaking). In it, the burning questions on every resource investors mind are answered candidly and completely.

The editors of the International Speculator make crystal clear that they have their money riding on the stocks coming out of their mouths.

Truth is, some resource stocks should be sold, others held and still others purchased in tranches with increasingly aggressive stink bids.

What you need to know about precious metals stocks

The key is to know which companies have the right people, properties and cash in the bank to come out the other side of this current storm when gold and silver prices are MUCH HIGHER!

This issue has specifics on the companies you want to own and those you want to buy more of if you have risk capital to invest. Let’s be clear, and the editors of the International Speculator have been clear all along.

You don’t invest in the precious metals stocks mentioned in this newsletter with grocery money, mortgage money or cash you need to live on!

There is an interview with a principal of one mining company who has it all together and the proof to boot. Once the markets are working normally again, the target price of the stock is detailed as to exactly how it was arrived at. And it works out to better than a 10 bagger from today’s price.

It’s Risk Free

If you have the appetite for this type of investment, and the risk capital to put toward it, try a Risk Free Trial Subscription to the International Speculator.

Then consult your financial advisor before investing.

(What you read in this blog is NOT financial advice; just information and my opinions.)