Terry Lynch, CEO of Power Nickel Inc. and Founder of Save Canadian Mining, aims to restore fairness and transparency in the mining industry by exposing predatory naked short selling plaguing the venture markets. Leveraging his experience and network, Terry's mission is to elevate and protect junior investors, contributing to the Canadian mining sector. We discuss:

0:00 - Funding Gaps

3:39 - Naked Short Selling is Ruining Mining

4:59 - Tick Test

7:00 - TSX Mining Index Paying the Price

9:50 - My Mission is Your Commission

14:01 - New Rules Needed

15:49 - PDAC Frustration Led to Save Canadian Mining

19:01 - Broken Plumbing

21:01 - Lobbying Ontario

27:43 - 20-30% of Venture Shorted?

29:03 - Why Arn't We Seeing Covers?

31:01 - Shorting ID Tactics

36:34 - Moving Offshore

40:01 - National Security Issues

43:23 - Mining is Not a Bad Actor

51:12 - Power Nickel

EarthLabs, Inc. (TSXV: SPOT) (OTCQX: SPOFF) is a mining investment and technology company that aims to maximize torque to the junior resource sector with $50M in cash and investments, a royalty portfolio and a full suite of data-driven media SaaS tools and services, including CEO.CA, the largest social media platform for resource investors, and DigiGeoData, a software-based interactive mapping interface which provides earth modeling, geology data management, and specialized financial products.

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