Note: Updated 4-27-2010

I’ve been following Jeff Nielson for quite some time now. I believe that for the average silver coin or silver bullion investor, because his writing is succinct and honest in it’s treatment of a very emotional investment sector.

This is information that the small silver coin investor can appreciate and trust.

I originally “discovered” his silver articles around the web. He does cover a broad range of related topics, but I prefer to stick with the silver articles.

He also shows up at Lemetropole Cafe and other sites from time to time because of his willingness to “treat” price manipulation.

His main “home” is Bullion Bulls Canada. You might try him there first to get broad sense of where he is coming from.

The crux of his writing for me is the fact that he understands and treats manipulation – in addition to covering the fundamentals.

You can trust Neilson for this…which is a relief…It is rare to find writers who approach precious metals with a balanced approach.  It one thing to be “all about” the fundamental and/or technical analysis, or focused solely on the blatant crimes of manipulation being carried out on daily basis, in broad daylight. But to balance these requires a strong determination and commitment to the truth, no matter how unpleasant, bullish, or bearish.

It is painful to face the inconvenient truth about precious metals, but imperative that one recognize the opportunity to not simply make money, but too loose as little as possible.

About Jeff Nielson

As I mentioned above, Jeff Nielson is from Canada and is a writer/editor for Bullion Bulls Canada (BBC).

His background is law and economics.

Bullion Bulls Canada provides general macro-economic and political commentary, since the precious metals markets are among the most complex (and misunderstood) in the world.

What Can Jeff Nielson and Bullion Bulls Canada Can Do For Silver Investor

Bullion Bulls Canada (BBC) also provides basic coverage of Canadian precious metals mining companies. For anyone ready to leap from bullion to bullion producers, this would be a good place to start. Ultimately the mainstream focus will turn to the producers, so you can get ahead of the crowd now, or use it a resource if you have some money to gamble with.

Another feature about Neilson and BBC  that I subscribe to can be summed up by how Nielson spells out his objective: “To slice through the veil of propaganda which taints most mainstream “news” organizations – and deceives rather than informs the general public”.

Again, it is uplifting, if not sobering to have a few places like this to turn to as we experience this great bull market and it’s accompanying grand wall of worry. Nielson’s writing provides a clear voice you can turn to when you need to get back to a fresh look at the fundamentals.

And Nielson has still another bold objective: To highlight the tremendous investment opportunities in Canadian mining (in general), and the precious metals sector, in particular.

From Nielson’s Bullion Bulls Canada: “Even with current prices for precious metals, mining companies trading on Canadian exchanges are getting horrific valuations – near the lowest levels this decade. With the enormous upside still ahead in precious metals, this provides nothing less than a once-in-a-lifetime investment opportunity (at a time when most people are reeling from a series of economic “shocks”).”

Where to Find Jeff Nielson

Bullion Bulls Canada

A sample of one of my favorite Nielson series:

History of Silver, Part I: Metal of the Moon

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