Two junior miners poised to hit the big time

These two junior mining companies could be global powerhouses of the future, says Tom Bulford. Both have made significant discoveries - and more importantly, have struck big partnership deals with larger rivals. Tom takes a look at their prospects here.

Junior mining companies have two big problems. The first is finding anything worth digging out of the ground. The second is actually doing so.

Mine development takes an awful lot of time and money. And junior miners usually lack the financial muscle and the expertise to go it alone.

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Tom worked as a fund manager in the City of London and in Hong Kong for over 20 years. As a director with Schroder Investment Management International he was responsible for £2 billion of foreign clients' money, and launched what became Argentina's largest mutual fund. Now working from his home in Oxfordshire, Tom Bulford helps private investors with his premium tipping newsletter, Red Hot Biotech Alert.