Luke Burgess
Luke Burgess comes from a new generation of investors that has come to understand the intrinsic fundamental value of natural resources as commodities.
Over the past decade, he has strictly focused his investment attention on natural commodities and the public companies that explore and develop new resources.
I'm specifically talking about public companies exploring for and finding the world's most consumed precious and base metals: gold, silver, copper, zinc, nickel, rare earth metals, platinum, palladium, molybdenum, and others.
But Luke is more than just a worshipper of precious and base metals. He holds investments in other natural resources including oil, natural gas, and uranium.
You see, it's not uncommon for well-informed investors to realize ridiculous investment gains from junior companies that consistently make large natural resources discoveries.
For example, one company that Luke was involved with in 2009 — Ventana Gold (TSX: VEN) — skyrocketed 3,589% in the first 11 months of the year as the company made new discoveries at their Colombian gold projects.
In this business, all it takes is one decent discovery to make a fortune.
Junior natural resource stocks offer investors spectacular opportunities to make a lot of money — especially in today's super bull markets in gold, silver, and other precious and base metals.
Luke brings his knowledge, experience, and expertise as investment director of two high-end investment advisory services: Underground Profits and Hard Money Millionaire.
Luke is also a weekly contributor to Wealth Daily, Energy and Capital, and Wealth Wire has had his articles published at other investment sites like Kitco, StockHouse, Seeking Alpha, and Goldseek. He has additionally been a featured guest on countless radio programs including Trader's Nation, The Bill Meyer Show, Sound Investing Radio, The Brent Clanton Show, Stock Doctor, The Economic Contrarian, On the Money, The Andre Eggelation Show, KXYZ Biz Radio, and Investments Advisor Review.
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