Is Keith Kohl’s “Miracle Metal” a Scam?

When looking to invest in the stock market, it’s often wise to take the advice of experts – especially ones in niches that you’re interested in. If you’re interested in investing in the energy space, Keith Kohl might be the expert you want to turn to.

But what’s his Miracle Metal stock prediction about, and is it legit?

Investor Keith Kohl coined the term “miracle metal” to describe a metal used within lithium-ion batteries. He claims that the demand for this metal will outpace supply, and that he knows which company is set to profit, which he reveals in his paid newsletter, Energy Investor. So it’s not a scam, but it is a bit of a sales gimmick.

Let’s take a closer look at Miracle Metal, who’s behind it, and whether or not it’s legitimate, to help you decide if it’s going to be worth it for you.

What Is “Miracle Metal” and How Does It Work?

Miracle Metal is a term coined by investor Keith Kohl that refers to a metal that’s crucial for making lithium-ion batteries (but it’s not lithium).

Basically, because this metal is necessary for lithium-ion batteries, it’s likewise necessary for all the things that lithium-ion batteries run, such as:

• Electric vehicles
• Self-driving cars
• Smartphones

Without this metal addition, lithium-ion batteries can short-circuit and catch on fire. That was a problem with Tesla cars not too long ago.

Kohl believes that, because this metallic addition to these batteries allows them to function in a much more effective way, they’re going to increase in popularity very quickly. And if they increase in popularity, so will the metal that they rely on.

This is a common concept among investors: invest in the company creating the thing that the next revolution will rely on.

We’ve seen it with Jeff Yastine and the Hypernet, as well as with Ian King and Fluorescent Sand. Honestly, I can see the logical connection in that thought process – it makes sense.

And apparently Kohl isn’t the only one sensing an opportunity here. He claims that this metal is attracting the attention of big-name investors, like:

• Bill Gates
• Michael Bloomberg
• Jeff Bezos

The reason this opportunity is so valuable is because – according to Kohl – this metal will have a demand that exceeds the supply by 2022.

Basically, most of this metal was mined in the Democratic Republic of Congo in central Africa. But now, there’s a potential investment opportunity in an Idaho-based mining operation.

So, after reading Kohl’s presentation, you’d probably be wondering what the metal is and what company he thinks you should invest in is.

Well, to get that information, you’d need to read Kohl’s report called Metal Mania: How to Triple Your Money or More in the Next 18 Months. 

And how do you get that?

By subscribing to Keith Kohl’s Energy Investor newsletter. Yes, this is all just a sales pitch for his newsletter – which is a very common marketing technique (and honestly, it’s not my favorite).

What is Energy Investor?

The Energy Investor is a newsletter from Keith Kohl where you will get tips from him on what to invest in, and can learn more about this “miracle metal” he’s been presenting. 

If you subscribed to Energy Investor, you would be getting features like:

• A monthly advisory about (at least) one new energy investment opportunity
• Flash alerts so you know when to buy or sell certain stocks to boost your income
• The complete Energy Investor archives including past monthly advisories and flash alerts

And those are just some of the features you’d get. You’d also get some “free” bonus reports, which are:

• Metal Mania: How to Triple Your Money or More in the Next 18 Months
• The Billionaire’s Battle
• Look North to Profit Richly From China’s Secret Oil War
• How to Make Millions from the ‘Martin County Monster’

The report that you’d really want (after watching the presentation) is the Metal Mania one. So, to get the “free” report, you’d have to buy the entire subscription – even if you don’t want any of the extras.

So, what is all of this going to cost you? 

This subscription would cost you $99 a year – if you read the “Miracle Metal” presentation. And that’s a good deal because Kohl states that the subscription is normally $249.  This $99 a year includes all the features except for the third and fourth bonus reports.

If you wanted those, you have to pay for a two-year subscription, which is $179. This is a little cheaper than doing it a year at a time, and you get those two bonus reports, but it’s more or a cost upfront. 

But if you try the subscription for six months and don’t like it, Kohl states you can get a full refund.

Something strange to note about this Energy Investor newsletter is that if you do not go through the “Miracle Metal” presentation and you just purchase a subscription straight from the website, you’re going to get different features and pay a different price.

All of the initial features are the same, but the bonuses that you would receive if you didn’t go through the “Miracle Metals” presentation would be:

• American Superpower Checks (really similar to Freedom Checks)
• The Billionaire’s Battle
• Metal Mania
• How to Make Millions from the Martin County Monster
• The Easiest, Most Profitable Way to Invest in the Ultimate Commodity: Water

So, as you can see, you’re getting two different bonuses, and a fifth one, if you don’t go through the presentation. But you’d be paying the regular price of $249 a year.

So, this being said, if you are just wanting to know about the metal stock, which you would get both ways, you should go through the link in the presentation because it will save you $150 for a year subscription.  

Who Is Keith Kohl?

Since we know all about his subscription service now, let’s find out a little bit more about Keith Kohl. 

Keith Kohl is an investor who focuses specifically on the energy market since 2008.

He is the editor of Energy and Capital and also has two subscription services, which are the Energy Investor and Pure Energy Trader. He’s even co-authored a book titled Energy Investing for Dummies. 

All in all, Keith Kohl has a lot of experience in the energy market and has had a lot of success in it so far. So, it’s not a bad idea to at the very least listen to some of his advice – whether or not you take it is a personal choice.

Can You Make Real Money With Miracle Metal?

Based on everything Kohl has said about this metal in his presentation, it seems like there may really be a high-demand and uptick in value soon. Given his experience and know-how in the industry, it would make sense if this did happen. 

However, stocks are ever-changing and very volatile. People do make lots of money with investments, but there are also many who lose a lot (or everything) in stocks. 

So, while there’s potential there, you should always consider the risk and, at the very least, never invest more than you’re willing (and able) to lose.

What I Like

• The subscription isn’t too expensive
• It seems like there could be some real value in the metal he’s promoting

What I Don’t Like

• You have to subscribe to his newsletter just to find out the name of the metal and company you should invest in
• There are two different subscriptions and costs for the same newsletter based on where you go to sign up for it

My Overall Opinion

Overall, Keith Kohl’s “Miracle Metal” is not a scam because it’s just a presentation to get you to buy his newsletter, Energy Investor. This newsletter isn’t a scam either because you are getting what you pay for. 

All that being said, Keith Kohl does know what he’s talking about. But that doesn’t mean that you should take all of his advice as a guarantee that you will make money.

Nobody can predict stocks, even if they have niche expertise as Kohl does, and even someone like him could lose money on this.

In the end, if you want to find out what this metal is and subscribe to Kohl’s newsletter, that is a decision to be left up to you, but remember to be smart when investing and only invest what you can afford to lose.