Markets often sell extraordinary narratives of untold riches to be found amongst the long-tail of resource companies listed within public markets.
Paid newsletters, podcasts and investor relation outfits mine rich seams of naivety, speculation and the frission of making big, fast money amongst the teeming throngs of resource investors.
However, as the saying goes ‘all that glitters is not gold’; and investors generally benefit from taking a measured, skeptical approach to due diligence.
We’ve found that there are seven essential aspects to resource investing that heavily skew the probability of success in ones favour, and can be used as a foundation for further learning.
These are: