Chris’ note: This week, I’m spotlighting the Super Spike. That’s what our natural resource investing expert, Dave Forest, calls the recurring windows when several commodities prices skyrocket at once.
As you’ll hear from him below, we saw Super Spikes in the 1910s, the 1950s, the 1970s, and the 2000s. And we’re at the start of another Super Spike now. Despite how early along we are in it, it’s already given Dave’s readers a shot at triple-digit gains.
Dave will reveal full details of the current Super Spike – and how you can profit – at his Super Spike Summit. It kicks off at 8 p.m. ET tomorrow. So secure your spot here. And make sure to tune in for what Dave has to say.
Then read on below for more from him about a trip he made to the Myanmar desert… and what it taught him about the life-changing profits natural resource investing can unlock.
My life’s work is hunting for hidden natural resource treasures worldwide.
I’ve jetted to Colombia, Brazil, Zambia, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Laos, Russia, Mongolia, and the Czech Republic as part of that mission.
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Dave in the field hunting for natural resources
But one of the most shocking experiences of my life happened in the desert in Myanmar.
Most folks think you need to create wealth through hard work, luck, or ruthlessness. But my experience in Myanmar taught me that folks don’t create the world’s biggest riches… they discover them.
Today, I’ll share with you an upcoming opportunity to build your own life-changing wealth. I’ll also show you how to profit through your regular online brokerage account.
An event I call a Super Spike is in play. Already, I’ve used it to help my readers close out gains of 187%, 371%, 425%, and 851% at my International Speculator advisory.
And because of how Super Spikes work, these big wins are just the start.
Before we get into that, back to that shocking experience…
In 2010, I founded a minerals company in Myanmar.
The country borders China, India, Thailand, Bangladesh, and Laos. And at the time, it was about to reopen after decades of isolation due to crackdowns from its military-backed government.
My company seized the opportunity. We became the first Western firm the Myanmar government granted a large-scale minerals exploration license to.
This allowed me to become the first Western geologist to travel the country hunting for mineral deposits.
As part of the journey, my team and I left the city of Yangon and headed north toward Myanmar’s deserts.
Civilization gradually faded over the hundreds of miles.
We trekked through cities and towns. Soon nothing but villages with wooden huts surrounded us. Then there was barely anything…
As we continued up the dirt road to the mine, a few lean-tos were the only signs of life.
Then… I spotted a Land Rover.
Then another…
Then a towering mansion loomed into view. Luxury cars and SUVs clustered around it.
Beside it sat another mansion with new construction and a swanky design. More Land Rovers dotted the driveway.
Driving on, we came across an entire town of upscale homes. It was like coming out of the Nevada desert and stumbling on Tahoe – but with more golden Buddhist temples like the one below.
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A golden Buddhist temple. Source: Unsplash
At first, I thought this opulence might be from drug money. Opium traffickers abound in the outlands of Southeast Asia.
But as we reached the other end of town, we discovered the real source of the town’s gobsmacking riches.
On a dirt road, we passed a large pit that ran hundreds of feet deep into the sand at the edge of town. Massive piles of dirt stood beside it.
We passed another gaping pit. Then another. They dotted the plain as far as the eye could see.
They were mines…
These villagers had gotten rich from the gold, copper, and other minerals in their backyard.
They found the right piece of ground and dug up the valuable minerals. Before, they lived in squalor. Now they lived in splendor.
That’s what’s unique about commodities riches. They’re out there for anyone to discover.
You just have to know where to look…
I know this from my over 20 years of experience as a professional geologist.
I’ll give you a more recent example…
During the pandemic, I took a solo trip to the wilds of Nevada.
With a little research… and boots on the ground… I uncovered a forgotten treasure of silver, gold, copper, lead, and zinc.
I staked the ground for less than $15,000. A few months later, I sold it to a mining company for more than $1 million.
My investment multiplied more than 66x in less than a year.
It took the most popular U.S. stock market index, the S&P 500, almost 50 years to deliver the same return. To have seen your wealth rise 66x in an S&P 500-tracking fund… you’d need to have invested in November 1962.
And this wasn’t a one-off gain. I’ve done it many times.
I also bought a gold deposit in Colombia. It cost my partners and me about $2.5 million.
We took that gold deposit public. The stock reached a value of more than $300 million.
That’s 120x more than what we put in.
To have had the same return from the S&P 500, you’d need to have invested back in 1954.
Most folks only dream about this kind of return. But in commodities, it happens regularly through history.
It’s down to something I call the Super Spike cycle.
That’s when prices for commodities across the board shoot up dramatically over short periods.
You get this kind of rolling boil – one opportunity, then another, then another, then another.
In the 1910s, the 1950s, the 1970s, and the 2000s, Super Spikes delivered double-, triple-, even quadruple-digit gains.
You can see some examples in the energy stock chart below. The prices of oil, natural gas, coal, and uranium stocks have massively surged in the past century.
And as you can see on the far right of the chart, something similar is happening now.
It’s not just in energy stocks.
In the last few months, we saw a 200% single-day spike in the nickel price. The metal goes in electric vehicle batteries to enable them to hold a charge.
We’ve also seen spiking prices for natural gas.
U.S. natural gas prices are up 154% over the past six months.
And that’s nothing compared to the spike in natural gas prices in Europe. They’re up 163% since the start of the year.
Also, over the past 12 months, we’ve seen wheat soar 57%, uranium soar 59%, and crude oil soar 72%.
You don’t have to travel the globe to profit from these spikes. You can do something simple such as buying shares in the Invesco DB Commodity Index Tracking Fund (DBC). It’s an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that tracks the most traded commodities.
My team and I have also put together a strategy to help you maximize your gains from Super Spikes.
So tomorrow, June 8, at 8 p.m. ET, I’m holding an online event to give you all the insights you need to protect your wealth and harness these windows.
I’ll show you how they work… the fortunes they’ve handed investors… and what the new Super Spike will look like.
If you’re looking for profits – or even just to protect your wealth from falling tech stocks and crypto – I urge you to join me.
I know the markets have been rough lately. But not for commodities investors. They’ve been enjoying double- and triple-digit gains as the rest of the market sinks.
To learn how to get on the right side of volatility, reserve your spot for my event here.
Keep walking the path,
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David Forest
Editor, The Super Spike Advisory