Imagine silver moving from $15 to $45 a 200% increase. What would that mean to silver investors? What would it mean to you? Many silver stackers would be in the profit zone, and those of us that have carried the message would once again be received in a more favorable light.

As you know silver has come off the bottom, but did you know that our top picks for this year in the January issue are up 200%? That is correct; it would be the same move as silver going to about $45 per ounce!

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Many times critics have meant well and exclaimed how having a metals only stance was the way to go. Every time you listen to that message ask yourself if it is right for you? We favor a balanced approach that uses a portion in physical metals and some into the shares of resource companies we carefully select for our members.

Upcoming in the June issue we plan on recommending exactly the type of gold miner you have been looking for in this environment (that is one in which you can find a high quality primary gold and/or silver company trading at bargain basement levels while the complex as a whole has had a nice run over the past 4 months). This company has a solid management team and board of directors that more than qualifies under our strict criteria. This publicly traded company is trading at a substantial discount to Net Asset Value! Which means you are buying something in a hot market that if liquidated is worth more than you are paying for it. How many in our industry can make that statement? 

When you own this investment your largest asset is a gold resource of 2.5 MILLION ounces and a silver resource of nearly 200 MILLION ounces. Since grade is King and many in our industry only speak to the “amount” let us tell you the grade.

The average gold grade of is % grams per ton. Realize many mines are actually operating at one g/t. Because this is a gold/silver mine you need to know the silver grade is a most respectable Au 360 grams per ton. Which is well over eleven ounces per ton, and at today’s price that is $200 per ton.

This producer has discovered over EIGHT new veins over recent years leaving very substantial exploration upside. The following chart depicts current price-to-net asset values of this company’s piers relative to this company and many will look back and wish they had taken action. 

This addition to the Morgan Report Asset allocation portfolio is an emerging mid-tier producer which operates two mines in two of the most geopolitically safe jurisdictions.

• It also has two development projects, both with very prospective land packages.
• There is a reason why it is trading at such a discount to NAV and operating cash flow is absurd and in time investors will discover this fact and significant share price appreciation will take place in our strong opinion.
• Our price target using $1,200/oz. Au and $16 /oz. Ag @ 6% is more than double the price per share as of the close on Friday, May 13th.

Because far more money is made in (paper) silver and gold we are seeing new investors subscribing to our website and diversifying by selling some physical and buying mining shares. Although risky, the gains can be truly spectacular. The whole process is outlined in the membership area when you read How to Use the Morgan Report.

Yes, you can sit on your stack or you can move into a situation where you truly have the ability to beat the bankers!

And that is what I want for you… I want to see you beat the bankers at their paper games and move into physical metals with your winnings, I’ve been doing it for years and so can you. We do all the work for you, all you need is a broker and the ability to follow simple guideline.

And remember all website members are allowed to ask us two questions per month, and we guarantee an answer. 

This market is just heating up, and I personally made a video for our members letting them know what to expect for the next month or two. 

To beating the bankers,

David Morgan

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P.S. In the January 2016 issue, Chris Marchese (Senior Equity Analyst) discussed the top-picks for 2016 in the top-tier and mid-tier mining companies. In the top-tier, a top pick for 2016 saw the company’s stock price has appreciated 237%, going from under $3.30/share to well over $10/share. The top pick for the year overall and in the mid-tier category is up 180% (going from slightly over $2.30/share and appreciating nearly $4/share).

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Kidnapping is a booming business all around the world.

Despite what most people think, kidnapping does not just happen in war-torn lands, in Third World countries or in those slums on the wrong side of town.

Kidnappers can strike anywhere, in any town, in any city or in any country.

You could be snatched off the street, out of your car, at your hotel, at an airport, and even inside your home. It will happen fast, and when it does, you likely will be wrestling with a number of emotions including terror.

Fear can be a paralyzing emotion, preventing you from reacting to the situation. Having the right mind-set is vital to your ability to avoid, survive or escape the kidnappers.

In the first 60 seconds of an attack, you must adopt a “kill or be killed” mind-set to survive and to escape. And for most law-abiding citizens, that’s more difficult than they might believe.

The problem is that most people associate their survival in these circumstances with “self-defense.” Self-defense is a commercially marketable term. It sounds so morally acceptable. 

 But to fight off the unthinkable, they will need to trade the civilized self-defense mind-set for the raw, ruthlessness of a trapped animal.

Remember, fear can paralyze you and prevent you from reacting. Fear of pain. Fear of never seeing your family again. Fear that if you fight back, you will be injured or killed.

The reality is you must turn your fears into your greatest strength. You must channel your fears beyond righteous anger into simon-pure, homicidal hate. Then you must use those emotions to fuel a savage counterattack on your kidnappers.

However, exercising a survival mentality does require some specific training. And the execution of such tactics and techniques must fit the circumstances. You must consider your options as the attack unfolds, and hopefully you will have planned and prepared in advance for the same.

Training is the key to survival, especially in a situation where your life depends upon your escaping. The fact is, if you don’t have any training, then you greatly reduce your chances of survival.

If you can’t summon a “kill or be killed”mind-set, if you haven’t learned the proper combat techniques, and if you haven’t practiced these techniques until they are second nature, then it would be best to comply with the kidnappers and hope for a negotiation or possible rescue.

In a great number of kidnappings, your best chance of survival will be to comply and cooperate — especially if you’re outnumbered or your attackers have weapons. And once you’ve been captured, you should be patient because hostage negotiations are usually difficult and lengthy.

If time doesn’t bring about a successful resolution or you get that “gut”feeling that your captors are not going to release you or worse, they plan to kill you, then you must focus all your efforts on escaping.

Of Course, The Best Option Is to Do Everything You Can to Prevent the Kidnapping Before It Happens …

1. Become a hard target.

2. Identify potential threats.

3. Understand travel vulnerabilities. Wherever you go, you need to understand the dress, customs, politics, and potential threats.

4. Avoid choke points. Whether you’re in a vehicle or on foot, you never want to trap yourself. Always try to have a way out — even if it’s shall we say “unconventional.”

5. Analyze your routes so you can identify the likely places where you might be abducted.

6. Learn the principles of surveillance detection

7. Maintain situational awareness at all times

8. Train and rehearse offensive and defensive tactics

Here are some critical things you can do to prevent a kidnapping:

Pre-plan Your Activities

This is the same advice I give my clients. Pre-planning your activities before departing — whether for vacation, business or just around town — is smart and leaves less to chance.

Plan your routes to avoid areas with a reputation for crime. Avoid routes where the traffic is too heavy, which can leave you blocked in, or too light, which can leave you all alone like a sitting duck.

When at home, always plan to vary your routes to places you go routinely, like work, school, and the grocery store.

When going on vacation or business travel, choose a hotel that is reputable. This doesn’t mean checking into a Marriott or a Hilton. Such higher-profile establishments may have higher safety standards. However, they are also more likely to be targeted by kidnappers because of the tony clientele they attract. Balance your personal security with comfort when choosing a place to stay. And do your due diligence in advance by asking those in the know!

Pre-Position Key Survival and Escape Elements

Another very critical piece of advice I give my clients is to carry key items that could aid in either their escape or survival. These items should be spread out in various hiding places on your body.

With the right technique, you can use a length of paracord to saw through rope or plastic zip-ties. And if you need a garrote, either paracord or dental floss will do.

You can use paper clips or bobby pins to pick handcuffs of padlocks. You can use metal combs as weapons or tools. You can use a mirror to signal for help or break it into makeshift blades. If you use your imagination, I’m sure you can think of other MacGyver-style tools or weapons.

Kidnapping is a huge, multi-national business that is growing every day.

Plan for a Worst-Case Scenario

Nobody wants to think of bad things happening to them, family members or employees. But the reality is that kidnapping is a huge, multi-national business that is growing every day.

In order for you to be effective in your efforts to prevent or escape from this very dangerous crime, you must plan for the worst. And in your planning, you need to educate yourself on the various aspects of kidnappings that are perpetrated here in the United States and abroad.

In years past, we used to see a lot of kidnap-for-ransom and extortion-type cases and although there is still plenty of that worldwide, there is a definitive paradigm shift in recent years towards a variety of kidnap typologies including kidnap-2-kill.

Be Invisible

Another very important piece of advice I give my clients is to “be invisible,” meaning blend in to whatever environment you are in. You never want to stick out.

For example, I would not wear normal business attire appropriate for a meeting in New York City when I have a meeting in Belize. That means no designer clothes or flashy watches or jewelry items. Even when you arrive at the airport, your pre-departure dress should already be consistent with your arrival destination.

Starting now, make yourself a harder target by following these precautions to help prevent or survive a kidnapping. And remember that “failing to plan is planning to fail.”

Until next time, stay alert, check your six, put your back against the wall and stay safe!

Jeff Cantor

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