Aden Forecast by Aden Sisters
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The Aden Forecast is one of the most influential and successful investment publications in the world today. Written and published since 1982 by the internationally renowned market analysts Mary Anne and Pamela Aden, The Aden Forecast is a monthly 12-page investment newsletter specializing in all major markets with special emphasis on the precious metals, currencies, and natural resource markets.
The sisters have been writing The Aden Forecast for over 30 years. It has consistently produced double digit gains in the major investment markets…
- A 12 page newsletter each month covering all of the major investment markets with thorough explanations, technical analysis with the Aden’s proprietary unique charts and specific recommendations. You’ll know which markets are best to invest in and why, as well as which markets to avoid and why. The Aden Forecast also provides a world overview and how events will affect the markets.
- Concise, specific weekly updates to keep you abreast of what’s new in the markets in between your monthly issues, including actions to take if any and what to be watching for.
- Between the two Aden sisters, you’ll benefit from nearly 60 years of combined investment experience.
- Access to the best charts and leading indicators in the business, covering all of the major markets.
- Excellent and prompt customer service.
- Money management if desired.
SNR Review: The weekly updates are brief but insightful, covering macroeconomic views in 5 to 10 paragraphs. The bulk of the value comes from the monthly newsletter, which is roughly 12 pages packed with excellent charts and analysis to back up their views on the markets. They cover a number of currencies, stocks indices, bond rates, with a focus on precious metals and energy. I like how the charts go back 10, 20 or more years, reveling important long term trends.
The Aden Forecast model portfolio is focused on major ETFs and a few of the large cap mining companies. It does not contain any junior resource stocks, high risk/reward plays or technical analysis on individual stocks. It is a well-written newsletter overall and would be suitable for more conservative investors looking to get exposure to precious metals. However, investors looking for earlier stage junior mining stocks may want to look elsewhere.
The weekly updates are brief but insightful, covering macroeconomic views in 5 to 10 paragraphs. The bulk of the value comes from the monthly newsletter, which is roughly 12 pages packed with excellent charts and analysis to back up their views on the markets.
They cover a number of currencies, stocks indices, bond rates, with a focus on precious metals and energy. I like how the charts go back 10, 20 or more years, reveling important long term trends.
The Aden Forecast model portfolio is focused on major ETFs and a few of the large cap mining companies. It does not contain any junior resource stocks, high risk/reward plays or technical analysis on individual stocks. It is a well-written newsletter overall and would be suitable for more conservative investors looking to get exposure to precious metals. However, investors looking for earlier stage junior mining stocks may want to look elsewhere.
Perhaps I have been an Aden subscriber for the wrong time period, but initially I spent several months reading the newsletter waiting for actionable recommendations.
Often the picks seem a bit Dennis Gartman-ish in that they want to buy strength but some of the move is already been made. Hence, I have not made a lot of money in the almost 2 years I have subscribed.
They spend more ink talking about gold or a market being strong IF it stays above a certain level but give us no clue as to whether or not it will. That much I can pretty well figure out on my own.
I’m looking for specific buy and sell points that generate profits and so far I have not been overly impressed. Does the research seem of high quality? Yes. Is it interesting? Yes. But are they recommending the stocks that are the big movers – not so far.
I’ve been subscribing to the Aden Forecast for 6 years and have personally met these women, I think their knowledge of markets, gold, and stocks is outstanding. They are the best and I will continue to subscribe and recommend them.
This newsletter was brought to my attention on you tube. I know little to nothing about it but as I am with all financial newsletters I have the same suspicions with this one.
They have received many accolades but I notice they do not manage client money? Why not ? It’s fairly simple to become a RIA and it seems since they have such a great reputation they would have little trouble gaining a significant amount of assets under management. And it is hard for me to believe that their income would not increase manifold.
Which brings me to the real point of this reply. These ladies do not have a long term track record of actual assets under management. So you as a subscriber do not really know how well they would or would not have done over thirty years. Or how they would have compared to the SP 500 or any other well managed portfolio. So I find them suspect.
As far as I am concerned this is a market timing letter. And having been an advisor for 23 years I have come to have little or any faith in market timing.
Anyone can tell you when to get out. But when do you get back in? That is where the rub lies. Most market timers underperform the SP500. My guess is that these ladies do also.
Service is terrible? Can’t get the weekly update every week.
I remember reading an article in the 80’s, “The amazing Aden sisters”, in which they forecasted a gold price of $5000 per ounce. Still waiting for it to happen…