Jeff Clark — research hub
Jeff Clark · founder of The Gold Advisor (Gold Advisor Prospector, new non-precious-metals letter) — gold, silver & junior miners.
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Overall thesis
In one line: gold is in a 1970s-type bull market, not a 2011 one. The current path correlates 94% with 1976–80, which would take gold to $9–10k within two years if it keeps tracking. So the 27% correction is a buying opportunity, and he is investing aggressively in junior miners (half through private placements), with copper and uranium as the clear non-precious opportunities. He names no securities publicly (the picks are in his paid letters), so the hub carries macro views, not picks.
- The 1976–80 analog. A 94% correlation coefficient, "almost tick for tick", including the mid-bull correction. Continuing the match means gold "more than double[s]". (2026-SEP-17)
- The correction is value, not a top. 27% now vs 30% in the GFC and 28–29% in the COVID crash. Miners fell more than the metals. Don't try to snag the bottom. Use abnormal volatility for stink bids. (2026-SEP-17)
- Physical gold first. Own "a meaningful amount of physical gold that's under your control" (then silver) as insurance against unpredictable catalysts. Almost half of gold's past catalysts were black swans, and sovereign debt and all-fiat currencies "have not played out yet". (2026-SEP-17)
- Follow the big money. Retail is capitulating while institutions, fund managers and high-net-worth investors "are still aggressively investing". Bigger financings mean more drill results, studies and production decisions. (2026-SEP-17)
- Pre-producers are the sweet spot. From construction decision to first pour: "a 90% chance of a 90% return in that 18-month period". (insights)
- Copper and uranium: "I'm in both." An inevitable supply-demand crunch plus political and environmental support. Critical minerals are judged metal by metal, never as a basket. (2026-SEP-17)
The product
From his own description in the 2026-SEP-17 interview.
What it is: The Gold Advisor, Clark's paid precious-metals and mining newsletter business (team includes silver analyst Peter Krauth, geologist Sharon Alexander and a senior analyst). Paid letters carry the stock picks; subscribers get "first crack" before Clark buys. He also refers to "the book" that sets out his stock criteria and his take-profits-on-a-double rule. New this year: its own conference, the Gold Advisor Network Summit (Nov 5, Vancouver).
| Offering | What it is | How he runs it | Seen in the index |
| Prospector letter (paid) | The core gold/silver junior-miner picks portfolio | New picks introduced "before the next leg up". Clark buys after subscribers; profit-taking calls in manias (Oct and Jan) | No names disclosed publicly — 2026-SEP-17 |
| New non-gold/silver letter ("Pater Discoveries" as transcribed) | Mining opportunities outside gold and silver: copper, uranium, critical minerals | Just launched with "a brand new copper pick", with three more picks due before the November summit | 2026-SEP-17 |
| Gold Advisor Network Summit | Its own investor conference, Nov 5, Vancouver | New speakers, new picks, a closing panel Q&A, free gifts for the first 200 attendees | 2026-SEP-17 |
- How it serves retail investors: a stage-based framework for juniors (prediscovery, pre-resource, resource builder, pre-producer) and simple, rerunnable rules: take profits on a double, decide by cash balance, place stink bids in high volatility.
- A counter-sentiment voice for retail holders in a drawdown ("don't give up yet"), backed by historical-analog and institutional-flow evidence rather than price targets alone.
Transcripts
One dated page per appearance — each has its stock table (when securities are named), talking points, and the saved transcript. Newest first.
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