Author/Editor
David Morgan
Description
Silver-focused advisory from David Morgan, who recommends both physical silver and silver mining stocks and writes about “hard assets” strategies.
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Hi, I have subscribed to the Morgan Report for quite a few years. It is a refreshing newsletter, in fact unique in my experience, no hype, very measured in how and when they recommend share buys and very honest. Also if they get it wrong, which is not often, they admit it. The Morgan report itself is an excellent document, the way they set it out makes it easy to read and once you relalise you can trust them the rating system at the back of the document is ideal for those who don’t want to do all of the reading. I live in Scotland but have comunciated with David Morgan and some of his staff, in my opinion they are streets ahead of the Agora group, Harry Dent, etc. I think TRUST is a word that does not come to mind in this newsletter business but it can be applied to the Morgan Report.
I subscribed last year and after the first news letter could tell that the fine detail on a few small miners was not of any value to the average investor. Morgan leverages his experience to pontificate about miners without providing any useful advice. He is always hedging about stocks and even the price of Silver and Gold, by saying, “it could continue to go up in price but then it could also go down.” That is advice I can get for free from my dog when I throw it a bone!
His antiquated picks are out dated and useless. His “alerts” are again lagging the news and are meant to only provide comfort to those who are losing everything. The amount of useless knowledge in the Morgan Report news letter is only exceeded by his arrogance about his experience in the industry. Earlier this year Morgan disclosed that he was “all in” on physical silver – essentially buying at the top when silver price was being manipulated by the Wall-Street Bets crowd. I would like to have an honest discussion with those who value his advice to continue to pay $500/year…