I wasn’t born with a silver spoon. But if I had a portfolio of diversified juniors the day I was born in 1978…
- The investment would have grown by 15 times its original size in under two years.
Here’s what that looks like in an actual account…
Let’s say you have a $100,000 portfolio. And you speculate in resource juniors with 10% ($10,000).
If we are at the beginning of another typical gold boom cycle…
And you capture just 75% of the gain…
Your speculations would end up being worth more than the rest of your portfolio combined.
Famed author James Michener once wrote that sometimes,
“… along come these differential experiences that you don’t look for, you don’t plan for—but boy, you’d better not miss them.”
The chance at +100% to +1000% portfolio gains by catching gold stocks at the right time is an incredible experience you don’t want to miss.
Now you might be thinking, “You’re just using a single gold rally to prove your point.”
Here’s the thing: This holds true for every gold boom in the last century.
And while we’re proving that, we’ll also give you an even better reason to use juniors to invest in gold. That is, if you can stomach the high-risk nature of the speculations.
Juniors can skyrocket… even when gold doesn’t.
The Hemlo Rally of the 1980’s
From 1981-1983, the gold market underwent what came to be known as the “Hemlo Rally.”
It was named for a huge gold discovery near Ontario, Canada.
In the last thirty years, the Hemlo mine has produced more than 21 million ounces of gold.
During the ‘Hemlo Rally’, gold dropped from $513 to $413. That didn’t stop the juniors within the area play of Hemlo to skyrocket.
In the table below you’ll see the 1983 returns from the companies that had exposure to the Hemlo mining complex.
Junior Gold Stock Returns, Hemlo Rally |