Understanding Precious Metal Markets - Forbush, T.; Little, W. W.
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Hundreds of books have been written on precious metal investing, but not one like this. Forbush's gift to us is a truly unique perspective of an exploration geologist, trader, and financial advisor all rolled into one. He confronts this complex topic head on in a concise, understandable, and fast reading format. Written by a person who has traded thousands of ounces a day, made mineral discoveries, is a 43-101 qualified person, and serviced retail investors, he highlights intricacies of these markets that few of us even knew existed. One of the most valuable aspects of this work is it…mehr

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Hundreds of books have been written on precious metal investing, but not one like this. Forbush's gift to us is a truly unique perspective of an exploration geologist, trader, and financial advisor all rolled into one. He confronts this complex topic head on in a concise, understandable, and fast reading format. Written by a person who has traded thousands of ounces a day, made mineral discoveries, is a 43-101 qualified person, and serviced retail investors, he highlights intricacies of these markets that few of us even knew existed. One of the most valuable aspects of this work is it identifies risks and opportunities unknown by most market participants. It also may be the only comprehensive work on this topic written for intermediate to advanced level traders and investors. In "Understanding Precious Metal Markets," Forbush begins at the very beginning, establishing the science and core fundamentals of Earth's metal endowment and distribution. Next, he details production and consumption, showing readers how our modern lives are dependent on these metals. With data he refutes several common misconceptions. He addresses each of the major submarkets and instruments investors and traders use to profit from price movements and common strategies employed. These include physical metals, precious metal securities, mining stocks, derivatives, and collectables. Lastly, he provides valuable chapters clarifying taxation, potential conflicts of interest, and financial planning strategies that best incorporate precious metals investments. "Understanding Precious Metal Markets" is a must read for any serious investor or trader of precious metals. The book contains over 250 references, many of them from among the world's best traders, economists, scientists, and financial professionals. With an efficient pace and lots of charts and illustrations that make understanding concepts easy, readers quickly ingest a lifetime of expertise. It is rare to get so excited about investing publications, but the book's comprehensive and mind-blowing content will cause readers to never look at their world the same again.
Autorenporträt
Tyson John Forbush was raised near Rexburg, Idaho, on an 80-acre farm which was an auxiliary business to his father's accounting and tax preparation practice. He is the oldest of seven children. As a youth he enjoyed outdoor adventures, camping, and alpine skiing. He spent summers working the family farm, other agricultural jobs, and at a local welding shop. In school he excelled at science but struggled with English and writing. Like many in his community, at age 19 Forbush served an LDS mission. After two years in eastern Ukraine, he returned home and gained a B.S. in Geology with a Russian minor from BYU-Idaho. He still reads, writes, and speaks fluent Russian to this day.After graduation and two failed marriage proposals to his college girlfriend, Forbush worked as a drill site geologist on a remote project. He was surprised late one night when the same girlfriend arrived at his hotel and proposed to him in the courtyard. He said yes, and after the marriage they both worked geothermal exploration for a year before moving to Alaska where Forbush entered a graduate program at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. He went on to complete a Master of Science in Economic Geology/Geochemistry, his research focused on improving geochemical soil surveying methods, and his thesis remains the most definitive study of Mobile Metal Ionization's(TM) effectiveness in gold exploration. Forbush has received many accolades over the years. He is an Eagle Scout. In high school he was recognized as the most outstanding science student in his class. While at college he was recognized as the top performing geologist in his class's capstone mapping course. Months later his undergraduate research project was awarded 1st place in a university wide exposition. In graduate school his team finished top five globally in the 2013 Imperial Barrel Awards, an oil and gas industry funded competition, that included 316 international graduate teams. Later, in 2016, he was honored with the District Award of Merit from the Boy Scouts of America, for his volunteer work with local scouting units. Professionally he has been a productive explorationist. Forbush made his first gold discovery as a senior in college and has made significant contributions to total ore tonnage of every project he has worked in a position of decision. From 2013-14 he provided the initial data capture and assessment on over 100 mineral sites involved as part of a major land exchange between the U.S. Forest Service and State of Alaska. The exchange was finalized as part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2017, Public Law 115-31. Forbush is a Certified Professional Geologist through the AIPG, the highest professional and ethical standard in the field, and "Qualified Person" by SEC regulation SK-1300 mineral property reporting and disclosure standards. Never afraid of a full day's labor Forbush worked as many things paying his way through school including time at a grain elevator, as a ramp agent for Alaska Airlines, as a motor coach driver/guide for summer cruise guests, and a handyman. He endearingly refers to their fixer upper starter home in Alaska as his "third degree" and considers his advanced auto maintenance class possibly the most practical course of his college experience. Forbush has known his share of difficulties as well. While in Ukraine he received word that his mother and grandmother had been killed in a car accident when a dump truck rolled through a stop sign into their lane. His mother's siblings sued Forbush's father because in their view their sister (the driver) killed grandma. The next several years were tumultuous and challenging for the family, as many relationships were lost and the family adapted to being a one-parent household. Upon returning from Ukraine, he helped maintain the farm while attending university.Later after graduate school, Forbush and his wife relocated back to Idaho, in Boise near his in-laws. Initially the move was meant to be tempor