The numbers don't lie...
Gold -- $728 an ounce
Silver -- over $15 an ounce
Copper -- over $4 a pound
Platinum -- nearing $1300 an ounce
Palladium -- over $400 an ounce
Today's metals market is stronger than a locomotive on steroids.
It's been no surprise that gold has been the alpha of the group. Since the beginning of the bull market the yellow metal has consistently increased paving the way for its more volatile sibling silver.
Aside from gold and silver, the rest of the base metal family is starting to gain investor attention and appear to be the next sector to ride the bucking bull.
Base metals have seen extraordinary gains for over two years now, but only in recent months has the footprint of their coverage expanded among the greater investment community.
As the prices of these commodities skyrocket in the open markets, producers and exploration companies have spurred interests from the multinational fund giants to the run-of-the-mill 'Joe SixPack' investors.
But if you think you've missed the boat...think again. Incredible opportunities still exist in this sector.
Gold, which recently broke the $700-an-ounce mark, is showing no signs of stopping. The yellow metal now sits within striking distance of its nominal all-time high of $850.
And, thanks to the juggernaut that is the Chinese economy, just about every other precious and industrial metal on the periodic table has followed suit.
So, what does that mean to you?
Well...simply put...you have at your disposal one of the best tools to turn this bull market into investment gains for your portfolio.
Are you looking for 10:1...20:1...or even 50:1 returns?
The so-called "experts" will tell you that modern markets are far too efficient to consistently generate those kinds of profits.
Well, that may be true for the Dow and NASDAQ companies that the Wall Street fat-cats watch day in and out. But when it comes to the lightly-covered junior mining sector, it's a whole different story.
Fact is, these tiny companies give investors massive leverage to the price of the underlying commodity, whether it be gold, silver or copper.
You see, most of the companies we follow don't actually mine these metals. Instead, they actively explore for the ore around the world, often selling their discoveries for huge sums.
But to enjoy these gains you have to become educated first. And you need to make sure you are properly positioned.
