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HRA is your key to uncovering and profiting from extraordinary resource shares by getting ahead of the crowd. 

 

At HRA, we look for companies with the potential to at least double over one or two years based on asset growth and development of metals deposits for production or take over by larger companies.  HRA also uncovers high risk/ high potential exploration plays, the kind of "swing for the fences" trade that can yield returns of hundreds or even thousands of percent.  You choose your comfort zone and which type of company you want to follow.  See below HRA’s impressive track record and you’ll understand why we believe that resource stocks should be in every portfolio.


 

Latest HRA Editorial

 

A Bottom, Finally?  From the April 2013 HRA Dispatch


Just when it looked like things couldn’t get worse they got a lot worse. The gold market endured its worst two day drop in 30 years when massive selling took the price to $1325. There were a lot of reasons given for the panic – and it was a panic – but the chief culprits seemed to be a short recommendation by Goldman Sachs, rumors of potential selling by several European central banks and fears that the US Fed was about to take the punch bowl away.

An added reason I think was unwinding of long Yen carry trades, some of which had long gold holdings on the other side. Selling gold and yen to close out the yen longs and go short added pressure to the situation. Large short holders in the gold market saw a profit opportunity and sold hard on the first day of the large drop, triggering stop loss orders as successive “resistance” levels were passed through. Once the drop hit the news wires retail holders of GLD and hedge funds that were just riding the trade continued the stampede. By the time gold bottomed on the Monday “everyone” knew it was a bear market and that the price had nowhere to go but down.

Is there any good news to be had in this scenario? There may be though it’s too early to be sure. One of the biggest problems with both gold and the market for companies that explore for and produce it has been the lack of a bottom. The market has been awful but there were few signs you could point to that indicated a bottom might be in, or even on the way. It was a slow motion train wreck that never looked like it would end.  Click here to read the full HRA editorial
 


 

What Kind of Results has HRA Achieved?

  HRA Recommendations:

    A – Integrated Miner + 600% (Profits Taken 2009)
    B – Gold Explorer + 1000% (So Far)
    C – Gold Producer + 1000% (So Far)
    D – Silver Explorer + 1450% (Profits Taken 2007)
    E – Gold Explorer + 2200% Take Over 2006)
    F – Copper Producer + 4000% (Sold 2009)

 


The gains listed above were not one-off flukes. 75 stocks sold from the HRA list over the 2003-2012 period had an average gain of  254%.

*HRA initiated coverage on 25 companies since the start of 2009 - the average gain to January, 2012 is 126%!

Click Here for a full list of Closed and Profits Taken Positions (January 2012)


 

But Aren't Commodities Dead?

No.   Metals are basic necessities of modern life and the per capita use of most metals rises with income levels.  In the past decade or so, several of the world's most populous countries have been undergoing accelerated growth.  While countries like China, India and Brazil are impacted by current  recessionary forces the changes that spurred their stronger growth are NOT cyclical. These are decades long secular changes.  All advanced economies have gone through these high growth secular periods in the past.  The difference is that never in history have so many people in the world been entering the "middle class" at the same time.  The impact on resource use from this massive change is just beginning to be felt.  Historically, these sorts of Quality of Life cycles last a full generation or more.  We are barely 10 years into this one.  Yes, the US debt bubble and Wall St. stupidity have generated a nasty recession, but that won't last forever. The mining sector, which we have decades of experience in, will again have to struggle just to keep up.  In short, there are more bull runs ahead for metals and they will start much sooner than most people think.  HRA can help you be ready for them. 

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