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Ed Bugos

Ed is a former Howe Street broker. During the late ’90s, while many Wall Street firms were abandoning commodities altogether, Ed toiled for his clients on the Vancouver Stock Exchange. He was able to make his clients money even during the most vicious bear market for gold in the past two generations. Ed is now excited to take his skills and knowledge of precious metals and apply them to one of the biggest bull markets history has ever seen.

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Investing in the Gold Rally

Sep 25th, 2008 | By Ed Bugos | Category: Commodities
There are an unusually large number of bears roaming our neighborhood this fall, and I am not talking about stocks or commodities. I know of two actual bear attacks since July — I guess that is not all that surprising in the Pacific Northwest. Just last week, my neighbor surprised one ...read more


The Junior Miner Checklist

Jul 18th, 2008 | By Ed Bugos | Category: Commodities, Investing Strategies
Grading a junior is an important process where many analysts fall short. Grading juniors is much different than grading a major gold producer — that’s why I came up with a set of concepts that I always look for in my junior recommendations. In grading a junior miner I have five ...read more


Investing in Offshore Mining

Jun 20th, 2008 | By Ed Bugos | Category: Commodities
This deal is a must-own for your portfolio… But before I tell you what it is, I want to give you a sense of how big this really is: It’s exactly like being there for the birth of the offshore oil and gas industry. This industry, born of the 1970s energy crisis, ...read more


The Five Reasons Why Now’s the Time to Buy Junior Miners

May 27th, 2008 | By Ed Bugos | Category: Commodities, Investing Strategies
Gold could be ready to end the summer doldrums even before summer begins. The most relevant area of resistance in the way of this outlook is the 30-point range between $890 and $920. If gold can break through and find support at these values it will be poised to rise ...read more


As the World’s Buying Power Falls, Here’s How You Can Profit

Apr 25th, 2008 | By Ed Bugos | Category: Macroeconomics
The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported another sharp increase in producer prices during March. Finished goods were up 1.1% and intermediate-level goods rose 2.3%, pushing the year-over-year rates to 6.9% and 10.6%, respectively, in the month of March — the biggest yearly increases in this price indicator since 1981. U.S. ...read more


The Fed, Your Money, and Gold

Apr 4th, 2008 | By Ed Bugos | Category: Commodities, Macroeconomics
When I look at the policies that central banks are adopting today, everywhere, I see an inflationary epidemic that is feeding on itself and confirming the bull market in gold. In the U.S. — arguably, an epicenter of the modern global monetary system — I see a central bank whose ...read more


Option Strategies to Insure Your Portfolio

Mar 27th, 2008 | By Ed Bugos | Category: Investing Strategies, Options
So you own a portfolio of gold stocks and you’re worried about losing some of your gains to the return of a bear market on Wall Street, or a correction in oil prices, or a temporary bounce in the U.S. dollar. You tell yourself that these things are not fundamentally bearish ...read more


Hidden Gold Shares Will Play Well in Down Markets

Mar 19th, 2008 | By Ed Bugos | Category: Commodities, Investing Strategies
Remember that old Wall Street maxim, “Don’t fight the trend”? Now remember another one: “Don’t fight the Fed.” Well, what happens when the Fed fights the trend, as it has been recently? Which axiom to believe? Historically, the Fed loses that fight until the trend is ready to turn back around. Admittedly, the central ...read more


The Nearly Free South African Opportunity Made of Gold

Mar 12th, 2008 | By Ed Bugos | Category: Commodities, International
South Africa’s gold and platinum deposits are among the largest and richest in the world. But you’d never know it from watching the lackluster price action of most South African gold stocks. In general, these stocks have lagged far behind their North American counterparts. But there’s good reason to believe ...read more


Lowered Interest Rates Bring Higher Gold

Feb 4th, 2008 | By Ed Bugos | Category: Commodities, Macroeconomics
A historic milestone is nearby… In December, the gold price raced off to record highs for the first time in almost three decades. Now it looks to be closing in on 1,000 U.S. bucks. That is, four digits. It will also be four times the 1999 low. The market has added dollars ...read more