Jamie Keech has a unique ability to educate mining investors, in an easy-to-understand manner, regarding the ways in which insiders have an unfair advantage over the average mining investor. During this PDAC 2019 interview, Jamie shares regarding a recent, alleged scam and the key takeaways for investors. He also discusses his investment research service, Resource Insider’s approach to mining investment and regarding a recent deal that he participated in. This interview is full of advice for mining investors.

Jamie Keech is a formally-trained Canadian mining engineer. He has worked in mineral exploration, development and mine operations in Albania, Hong Kong, Mongolia, Colombia, Peru and throughout North America. His undergraduate degree is in Mineral Engineering from the University of Toronto and he has a Master’s degree Mining Engineering from the Camborne School of Mines. Jamie also has extensive experience in mining finance. He has brought together his first-hand technical and financial knowledge of the sector and combined it with his extensive network of CEO’s and junior mining insiders to co-found Resource Insider. Resource Insider is an investment service focused on providing subscribers with independent research and access to exclusive investment opportunities in the mining & metals space.

0:05 Introduction

1:02 Thoughts on PDAC 2019

2:27 The alleged BridgeMark Group scam explained in laymen terms

10:22 Thorough due diligence is necessary to discern potential scams

11:18 Does the Canadian securities commissions adequately penalize scammers?

12:32 Resource Insider’s approach to mining investing & an example of a recent deal

20:56 Can mining management who are issued cheap founder’s shares ever have their incentives truly aligned with shareholders?

25:32 Top three questions to ask a mining CEO at a mining investment conference

31:00 Thoughts on current finance trends in the mining sector

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