What’s Better Than a Big Bull Market in Gold?

This is important.

So, let me repeat that question: What’s better than a big bull market in gold?

It’s a big bull market in gold with a nice little pullback to give you an ideal entry point!

Or even better, a similar entry point in gold stocks, which are highly leveraged to the underlying metal WITHOUT margin, options or anything of the kind.

In other words …

Not only is gold in a confirmed bull market, but this is looking like one of the best entry points for gold stocks since the 1971-1980 gold rush!

That's because powerful, cyclical forces are converging to push gold closer to blast off. And it's why TOMORROW — Tuesday, Nov. 12 — at a special Q&A event, my colleague Sean Brodrick is telling our readers how you can play the next big move in gold.

This urgent online event — High-Profit Gold Stock Forum: Ask Sean ANYTHING — kicks off promptly at 2 p.m. Eastern tomorrow. But today's the last day to grab your free seat. You can do that here.

Plus, Sean is giving away 150 bars of pure gold, first-come, first-served. Click here to tell Sean you're coming.

So why did gold, silver and mining shares pull back last week? Two reasons: 

1) Yet another round of headlines about the “this-time-we-REALLY mean-it” trade deal between the U.S. and China, plus ...

2) Optimism that the Federal Reserve will successfully pull off an economic “soft landing,” rather than run us off the rails into recession …again.

I sure hope you didn’t join them.

Not just because we’ve been hearing the same trade deal claptrap for a year-and-a-half now.

And not just because the Fed has failed to “land” the markets and the economy safely in three out of the last four cycles. (That includes 2000 and 2008.)

But also for this simple reason that should be obvious to all: It has been SOOOO long since we’ve had a recession that most investors have learned to totally IGNORE all the warning signs.

And they have forgotten how to invest in gold.

Look, I get it. From 2013 until last year, gold went nowhere. Ditto for silver. Mining shares also lagged the broad averages by a wide margin.

But this year all that has changed.

That’s what my fundamental research shows. It’s what the technicals tell me. And among those in the know, it’s also the only logical conclusion.

Use those as opportunities to do what I suggested last week:

Dedicate a larger portion of your investment dollars to precious metals and miners than you did before the bull market in gold and silver began last summer.

Pullbacks, corrections, and shorter-term stumbles should be viewed as buying opportunities ahead of further moves higher over the next couple of years.

If you adapt your thinking in that way, I believe your portfolio will thank you.

Your portfolio will also thank you for tuning in to Sean Brodrick’s Q&A event tomorrow. He’ll answer your most pressing questions about gold, silver and miners to help prepare you for this bullion bull market.

Remember: Today’s the last day to save your spot.

Until next time,

Mike Larson

About the Income & Dividend Analyst

In an era of high-risk exuberance, Mike Larson stands out as a leader in conservative investment strategies that outperform the market overall. Using the safety-oriented Weiss Ratings as a guide, he has a proven history of guiding investors to stocks and ETFs that provide asset protection, consistent dividends and excellent growth.

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