Larry Edelson - 30-years experience analyzing and trading precious metals and natural resources.

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by Larry Edelson on December 12, 2008

in Investing in Gold Stock

If you think there’s no money to be made in the markets think again!

Take oil companies. They’re trading as if their oil reserves are worth as little as 15 cents on the dollar. Gold miners? They’re an outright steal. One of my favorites with over 93 million ounces of gold, is valued at just 21 cents on the dollar!

In fact, almost all natural resource companies are grossly undervalued — including some of the largest in the world.

But it’s not just natural resource companies. Companies of all kinds all over the globe are trading as if their profits today and earnings tomorrow don’t even exist. Is that amazing, or what?

Bottom line: There are bargains and profits galore in these markets.

To read about some of the companies on my radar screen and how you can be sure you’re positioned for the profit opportunities of a lifetime, go to my Money and Markets column just published. 

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