The silver-gold ratio? The silver-gold ratio is artificial; scarcity shouldn't determine the price, rather by production costs. Gold (price) moves first, but silver moves later and further. He owns a lot of MAG, one of the highest-grade silver deposits in the world. Well-run. Will generates lots of free cash.

He doesn't understand the geology here, but the managers are very good whom he knows. But consider it.

People are nervous, making knee-jerk reaction towards problems obtaining a permit in Turkey. But he is attracted to mining and gas activities in Turkey. AGI will likely work out this permit problem

Silver is the poor man's gold. SVL is not far along as MAG but worth buying for silver speculators. Their current deposit is better than the last one they sold. Their exploration is becoming predictive, though there's no guarantee of course, but looks good. He owns alot and likes this a lot.

(A Top Pick Nov 06/18, Up 39%) He's picked this many times. They have a high-quality platinum palladium deposit in South Africa and the highest-grade zinc in the Congo; and likely the best copper discovery. Yes, there's a lot of political risk in the Congo and South Africa, so that's a warning.

(A Top Pick Nov 06/18, Up 40%) A stand up performer. Their mine is getting better and better. They had a great quarter this year. There's pressure on the company to do something, but the CEO doesn't make mistakes. Buy this if you like gold.

(A Top Pick Nov 06/18, Up 81%) In a few years when their Turkish mine goes online, the stock will jump much higher. This stock has given a lot to investors in the past year, so what is there left to give? Great managers and cash flow. They've bought back shares, which is always a good sign.