I recently attended the Hard Asset Conference in San Francisco.  The meeting concluded with a panel discussion that featured Rick Rule, Paul Van Eeden, Ian McAvity, James Dines, Jay Taylor and Adrian Day.  Two of them named as their top mining-sector pick the same company, a firm that is focused on prospect generation and the creation and acquistion of royalties and investments.  For the identity of this company, along with some timely Hidden Pivot analysis of its shares, drop by the chat room and check out my posts from November 26, starting at 17:57. (Don’t subscribe? Click here for a free trial that will allow you to join the chat room discussion for a week and to access trading ‘touts’ behind the subscriber wall.)

I’ll also mention a James Dines recommendation that surprised me: Bank of America (BAC).  I rolled my eyes when he mentioned this one, but when I looked at BAC’s daily chart for the first time in months, I realized that Dines is clearly onto something. BAC is currently trading for around 9.84, but it will be an odds-on bet to reach 15.90 once it has exceeded a Hidden Pivot ‘midpoint resistance’ at 11.31.