Mining magnate Rick Rule sits down with Denis for an unfiltered deep dive into the art of speculation, the biggest mistakes investors make, and how to separate winners from losers in the resource sector. With decades of experience ranking over 100,000 portfolios, Rule reveals why most speculators own too many stocks, the critical role of management teams, and how the Pareto principle applies to mining—where 20% of companies deliver 80% of the returns. He also shares why patience, perspective, and contrarian thinking are the real keys to success in this cyclical and capital-intensive industry.

Does the number of speculative stocks you own in your portfolio correspond with the number of hours per month you spend studying stocks?

00:00 - The Ultimate Portfolio Playbook: How Rick Rule Ranks 100,000+ Investments

05:54 - The Biggest Investor Mistakes (Are You Making Them?)

11:58 - 80/20 Rule of Mining: Why 20% of Stocks Make 80% of the Money

17:58 - Mining’s Money Game: Insider Secrets to Capital Raising & Networking

24:14 - The Power of Thinking Different: How Contrarians Win Big in Mining

30:45 - Uranium’s Boom & Bust: Mastering the Art of Speculation

38:14 - Natural Gas: The Contrarian Bet No One Sees Coming

51:07 - Mining’s Double-Edged Sword: Political Risk vs. Technical Risk

56:55 - Hard Lessons from High-Stakes Mining: Surviving Political Turmoil

#Investing #Stocks #ResourceInvesting #Mining #Uranium

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