Hera Research, LLC
Continuous Wealth Creation from Natural Resources
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Annual Subscriptions to Hera Research Include:
  1. Resource Company Analysis – A substantial research tool for serious and professional investors covering the Hera Research Model Portfolio and Watch List, including new companies, ongoing coverage, positions and portfolio changes.
  2. Headlines – In-depth, research-based articles with evidence-based conclusions on economics, currencies, financial markets, commodities and natural resources.
  3. Global Perspectives – Analysis of geopolitical issues related to world resources, global economics and financial markets.
  4. Interviews – Interviews with important figures, significant original thinkers and natural resource industry leaders.
  5. Investment Strategies – Important concepts and methods related to investing in companies that produce natural resources.
  6. Sector Spotlights – Analyses of specific natural resources, such as silver or green energy, with a focused investment thesis.
  7. Special Commentaries – Unscheduled market commentaries and commentaries on specific covered companies or portfolio changes.
  8. Access to Ron Hera – Personal responses to email messages and telephone conversations (by appointment only).
  9. Media Updates – Notification of Ron Hera's media appearances and speaking engagements, as well as events where Hera Research is an exhibitor.
  10. Guest Authors – Hand-picked op-ed type articles by guest authors from around the world.
  11. Subscriber Questions – Periodic compilations of detailed, research-based responses to subscriber questions.
  12. Dissenting Opinions – Contrarian viewpoints on monetary, economic and other policy issues.
  13. News Alerts – Selected company news releases and time sensitive information resulting from research on covered companies.
  14. Back Issues – Copies of back issues (upon request) and permission to redistribute with attribution.
Note: Hera Research costs more than most investment newsletters because it is 100% subscriber funded.  Most newsletters are sponsored by companies that are seeking funding and are properly classified as promotional or marketing material rather than objective, professional quality investment research.

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The Greek letter Lambda (Λ), similar to an inverted "v", was displayed by the shields of the Spartans, signifying Lacedaemonia. According to the Greek historian Thucydides (c. 460 BC – c. 395 BC), Lacedaemonia, also called Laconia, was the ancient name of the Greek city-state dominated by Sparta.

The lifecycles of companies that discover, develop and produce natural resources allow investors to exploit transitions between developmental stages, where value is created or recognized in the stock market.  Hera Research employs value investing to diversify over multiple resources and company stages while moving gains back to earlier-stage companies in a continuous wealth creation process.


Hera Research identifies resource stocks that can gain 100% or more in 18 to 24 months.  Hera Research covers a geopolitically diversified pipeline of resource companies representing precious metals (gold, silver and platinum group metals), strategic metals and minerals, such as copper, lithium and graphite, as well as oil, gas and coal, green energy, agriculture, rare earth element (REEs), uranium and more.


Hera Research chooses specific resources and companies using deep, geopolitical, macroeconomic and financial market analysis related to global supply and demand and to competition for natural resources.
Hephaestus, immaculately conceived by the goddess Hera, is the god of fire, volcanoes, metals, metallurgy, blacksmiths, craftsmen, artisans, sculptors and technology.  Worshiped in manufacturing and industrial centers, Hephaestus serves as the blacksmith of the gods.  Hephaestus forged impenetrable armor for the hero Achilles at the behest of his mother Thetis.  When Achilles was an infant, Thetis dipped him in the river Styx, which forms the boundary between earth and the underworld (Hades), making him invulnerable, except for the heel by which she held him.

A late archaic Attic red figure cup [Berlin F 2294] shows Thetis receiving the armor of Achilles from Hephaestus.
"The ship [of the Argonauts] came successively to Charybdis, Scylla and the wandering rocks called Planktai . . . But Hera sent for Thetis and the Nereides, who escorted the ship through these hazards." - Pseudo-Apollodorus, Bibliotheca 1. 136