David Morgan is Interviewed by Dr. Allen Alper
December 17, 2009 by goldguru · Leave a Comment
By David Morgan, SilverSeek
We recently had a chance to interview David Morgan of the Silver-Investor.com—home of The Morgan Report a financial newsletter focusing on Money, Metals, and Mining.
David Morgan is one of the leaders in forecasting growth and value in silver, gold, rare earth elements and other resource opportunities. He offered his thoughts on everything from the future of the U.S. dollar to the current silver and gold price cycle.
The Beginning of the Current Cycle
“We have been in the formative stages of a major bull market,” said Mr. Morgan. In fact, gold has gone as low as $252 an ounce in the beginning of the cycle but now we over the $1100 mark in late 2009.
Silver hit a low of around $4.50 in the same time frame and has been as high as $21 dollars an ounce in 2008.
“We’ve been through stage one and I believe we’ve seen the easy money being made,” says Morgan.
From 2002 to 2006 resource investments proved easy to acquire. Financing was easy to get and many of the mining stocks did well even those of questionable merit. However, those days are gone.
The Intermediate Phase
What’s happening now is that the market is experiencing an intermediate phase. Morgan says, “This is where we’ll get more serious investors and more serious money into the sector.” Investors will likely be more selective on who they’ll invest with. Morgan sees this phase lasting a couple of more years.
The Blow Off
Morgan predicts that later in the cycle the market will experience a “blow off or panic stage as I refer to it.” In this stage, the institutional investors will come in stronger. If they come in strong it’s likely that the public will be “coming in droves” as Morgan says. This may cause huge swings in silver and gold and mining company share prices.
