www.metalsinvestorforum.comGwen Preston, editor of Resource Maven, and Eric Coffin, editor of The HRA Journal, discuss their top picks in this video. They discuss their predictions for the gold and uranium markets.Join Brent Cook of Exploration Insights, Eric Coffin of The HRA Journal, and Gwen Preston of Resource Maven at the Metals Investor Forum 2016 on Saturday, January 23rd 2016.When: Saturday, January 23rd, 2016 from 9:00am-4pmWhere: Pan Pacific Hotel in downtown Vancouver, 999 Canada PlaceCost: Free to Attend with Pre-RegistrationSpeakersBrent Cook, editor of Exploration Insights, is an independent analyst with 30 years of experience as both a field geologist and project and mining sector analyst.Eric Coffin has been publishing HRA Advisories for 20 years. Thirty years of mining sector experience gives Eric the background to know what works.Gwen Preston launched Resource Maven after spending almost a decade writing about resource investing, most of it as a senior writer at The Northern Miner. Her subscribers benefit from the first-hand knowledge that she developed through years of visiting projects and interviewing geologists, analysts, and management teams.We've created a schedule that provides the perfect balance between time listening and time talking. A small group of companies, handpicked for their growth potential, will take you through their assets and upcoming plans. All of the companies invited are currently featured in Exploration Insights, HRA Advisories, or Resource Maven so you know they're high quality.Brent, Eric and Gwen will also step up to the podium during the day to discuss the current market, commodity outlooks, and trading tactics designed to help you make money today.Presentations will be interspersed with two hours of catered breaks, giving you ample time to meet company management or the newsletter writers face-to-face.The companies presenting at the Metals Investor Forum are as vetted as it gets - they have already cleared the high hurdle of earning a recommendation from Brent, Eric, or Gwen as companies with excellent management teams, great financials and promising properties.www.metalsinvestorforum.com