One year away from graduating from Wharton, Matt Geiger dropped out. You can imagine the response from his parents, who met at Stanford and subsequently became entrenched in the world of Silicon Valley business. Nonetheless, Matt was not your typical student, even for Ivy League standard, having just raised significant capital for a resource fund, and another $2 million to seed his tech-company.
Matt thinks we were in a consolidation period of this bull market for the past year. It’s been a relatively healthy period for investors to get into the market. We are more likely to reach 1400 than to see 1200 again. There is a lot of activity and multi-year highs occurring in the base metals. Battery metals are also showing growth.
Ardea Resources is the most recently added position to the MJG portfolio and our only cobalt investment. With a fully diluted Enterprise Value of ~A$65m, Ardea provides more leverage to the price of cobalt than any other public vehicle globally.
The severity of the commodities bear market from 2011–2015 makes Matt Geiger, managing partner at MJG Capital, confident that the current hard asset bull market will last into 2019 and quite possibly longer. In this interview with The Gold Report, Geiger discusses commodities he is especially keen on right now and several companies that he expects to perform well.
At 24 years of age, Matt Geiger is one of the brightest and youngest minds in the resource space. In 2011 he dropped out of the prestigious Wharton Business School to build a Silicon Valley start-up with a class-mate. To date, the duo has secured $10 million in funding. Concurrently, Matt launched a resource fund, raising several million dollars to pursue investments in the junior mining space.
Aside from the exuberance surrounding the tops of bull markets, the general investment public is uninterested and underinvested in natural resource equities, says Matt Geiger, founder of MJG Capital Limited Partners. Geiger views the general apathy toward natural resources as an opportunity, and profiles three companies that he believes are in position to break away from the herd.
Matt feels that 2017 will be a lucrative year, as we have seen the bottoming of the bear market. Uranium appears to have reached its bottom in early December. We are in the beginning of a new uranium bull market which should last for three to four years.
Headline news results in rash decisions; don't let Trump's victory distract you from the bigger picture, says Matt Geiger of MJG Capital. He explains why now is an excellent time to deploy capital into mining equities and highlights seven companies poised to deliver outsized returns.
It’s definitely not too late to get into the precious metals bull market. Even though the gains at the beginning of this cycle have been extreme, we still have a long way to go. Matt recommends being aggressive in resource investments up to mid 2018.
After four grinding years of falling metal prices and vanishing market capitalizations, we have seen a stunning shift in market sentiment since mid-January, says Matt Geiger of MJG Capital. Multiple physical commodities are now in technical bull markets, and resource equities in particular have enjoyed a spectacular 2016 thus far. Geiger highlights several companies poised to take advantage of the boom.
