Samso speaks to Bryan and Miguel about the 2019 Mini Football World Cup in Perth. The boys updated me on the progress and how they are going with sponsors and ticket sales.

It is not getting to money time and it seems all is happening. Looking forward to the event in October.

On this episode of Coffee with Samso, the conversation was all about Stocks In Play (SIP). SIP is an app and a website. Members can get free live data, news and research and theoretical trades that will allow them to compete with other traders. It is not about competition but collaborating with all traders to get a sense of market sentiment.

Graphite is a commodity that is well known but I feel the investing market does not really understand the business and its commercial use as a commodity.  While I was at the 2019 Diggers and Dealers Conference in Kalgoorlie, I spoke to a couple of people about the commercial part of graphite.  As most investors only need to know that it's a hot commodity and if your company has it, that is good, few people really know why.

DJ Carmichael was founded in 1896 and has its fair share of ups and downs.  Recently it was bought by Shaw and Partners which itself had new owners earlier this year with the Swiss private bank, EFG International taking a 51% stake.  On the surface, this is may appear to be just a transaction but when you view the Patersons Securities and Canaccord Genuity partnership in June 2019 at the same time, there is a trend appearing.

The latest episode of Coffee with Samso is all about the business of Vanadium. Vincent Algar who is the Managing Director of Australian Vanadium Limited speaks to Samso about the Vanadium market and how to look at the different types of vanadium resources.

We discuss what does your typical Vanadium company do and the barriers and path forward in a very complex commodity.

The "Paterson Goldfields". A wealth of potential gold and copper deposits could be found in what I feel is a very underexplored province.

Ed Mead gives us an update on the latest Share Purchase Plan (SPP) and speaks about the potential of the other projects they have in their portfolio.

This episode of Coffee with Samso is all about Mak Corp. Mak Corp is a business that provides market information on companies that are in the ASX, TSX and the TSX-V.

Steve Rosewell tells us about how it works and why it is a useful tool for those that are involved in the marketplace.

This is a segment of the conversation with Mike Young on Coffee with Samso.  In the segment, Mike talks about the difference and implications of uranium spot pricing versus contract pricing.

Interestingly, the topic is not as boring as one would think.  I am very clear now on the concept and how the market works in the uranium sector.

In this episode of Coffee with Samso Christian Price talks about exploration in an area that has not had any work for many years.  The Menzies goldfields have not had much work done for many decades.

Christian tells us about the good historical drill intercepts and the high-grade Radio Mine.  Samso and Christian talk about the potential and the market sentiment for projects at the greenfield level.

In this episode of Coffee with Samso, I was delighted to have a conversation with Mike Young about the Uranium business.  I believe that this is going to be the future of clean and efficient energy.  Unfortunately, this is such a topical subject that the mention of the word "uranium" strikes large negative connotations to the general public.  Two major disasters in this nuclear sector have created a universal hatred of the most efficient and cleanest energy source.