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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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A Bullish Gold Expert Makes a Prediction

Jan 22nd, 2008 | By Ed Bugos | Category: Commodities, Investing Strategies
Gold critics often say that the shiny yellow metal has few industrial uses compared with, say, silver or copper. That happens to be what we call a half-truth. It’s also beside the point. Bears refusing to accept the market’s valuation of gold usually lament it. The whole truth is that gold ...read more

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A Great Junior Mining Opportunity

Jan 14th, 2008 | By Ed Bugos | Category: Commodities, Investing Strategies
How much would you pay for an asset that promised an annual stream of positive cash flow in the $200-300 million range, possibly rising to $500 million in the third year of a 10-15-year time frame? It depends, right? It depends on how sure this stream of income is. If it were as sure ...read more

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Junior Mining Companies

Nov 29th, 2007 | By Ed Bugos | Category: Commodities
The adult pacific salmon lays several thousand eggs in small nests. The male comes along and fertilizes most of them (90%). But less than 1% makes it to adulthood; and even fewer (less than two out of 1,000) ever make it back upstream to spawn. The rest are lost to ...read more

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