Recorded on February 12 2026Kingsmen Resources TSX Venture KNG OTCQB KNGRF Frankfurt TUY Andy Millette sits down with Scott Emerson, President and Chief Executive Officer of Kingsmen Resources, for a blunt breakdown of what can happen after a junior closes a big financing and the stock still sells off. Scott explains how Kingsmen ended up with about 17 million in cash after raising 13 million, and why that improved treasury can still come with short term technical pressure when warrant focused funds dump shares and hedge their downside. They walk through warrant banking, short volume, life offering mechanics, and why…

Recorded on February 11, 2026 Adam Hamilton of Zeal LLC joins Andy Millette to break down why gold’s recent move started flashing the kind of “extreme” signals you only see near historical blow-offs—and why January 1980 still matters as the cleanest analog for what can happen after parabolic price behavior. Adam explains his preferred way to quantify overbought conditions (price vs. long moving averages), why “this time is different” thinking gets traders hurt, and what a realistic reset can look like (high consolidation vs. a sharp drawdown). They also dig into the China-driven demand impulse, how Western capital typically follows…

Recorded on February 11 2026 Andy Millette sits down with Lobo Tiggre of Independent Speculator to stress-test the gold and silver thesis using a true worst case framework and then work forward into what matters for mining investors right now: consolidation, correction, and the opportunity set volatility creates. Lobo lays out why even brutal drawdowns do not automatically break the long-cycle case for hard assets, and why the real edge comes from staying liquid, staying disciplined, and buying quality when panic creates air pockets. They dig into how to approach stock selection when everything chops sideways, why watching market darlings…

Recorded on February 10, 2026 In this episode, Steve Yang sits down with Dylan Jovine to map the geopolitical risk landscape that can blindside portfolios before the market prices it in. Dylan explains why Greenland is less a “resources story” and more an Arctic-first-strike geometry problem—where missile flight times and forward basing can shift deterrence math in a dangerous way. From there, the conversation moves to Venezuela and what great-power competition looks like in the Western Hemisphere, then to Europe’s growth and alliance strain as security burdens get redistributed. A major focus is Taiwan: semiconductors, AI chips, and the capital-flow…

Recorded on February 10, 2026 Trader Ferg returns with Andy Millette to map the commodity tape the way a real trader does: through physical flow, incentives, and where price discovery is actually happening. They dig into why central banks are “forced by the math,” why volatility and paper smashes can mislead, and why the premium in physical metals is the tell. The conversation runs through China’s delivery-first approach to commodities and why gold can function as settlement collateral in a shifting global trade system. From precious metals to base metals positioning (including tin and copper), the discussion stays grounded in…

Recorded on February 10 2026Revival Gold Inc TSX Venture Exchange RVG OTCQX RVLGF Revival Gold President and CEO Hugh Agro joins Andy Millette to break down the latest Mercur Utah drill results, including step out hits that expand the potential open pit footprint. He walks through how these holes sit relative to the current resource, what the team is targeting with step outs, and why the next round of assays matters for an updated mine plan. Agro also explains the near term work that de risks the project including metallurgy and column testing for heap leach performance plus the baseline…

Recorded on February 10, 2026. Dr. Marc Faber joins Andy Millette and Steve Yang to lay out a defensive 2026 playbook built around one blunt warning: asset holders may be in for a tougher year. Faber explains why he is keeping expectations low, why he thinks the S&P can end the year roughly flat while still delivering a frustrating experience for investors, and why he expects foreign markets, emerging markets, and parts of Europe to outperform the US. He also breaks down how he thinks about gold ownership and positioning, why most portfolios still under-own gold, and why energy and…

Recorded on February 9, 2026 (Atlanta, Georgia) | TSX.V: LUCA | OTCQX: LUCMF | Frankfurt: Z68 Andy Millette meets Luca Mining CEO Dan Barnholden in person in Atlanta for a straight-shooting breakdown of what actually drives mining equities when gold and silver are ripping: operating performance, cash generation, and capital allocation discipline—not hype. They dig into why many junior miners still don’t move “with the metal,” what separates real leverage from dead money, and how execution shows up (or doesn’t) in the numbers. Dan explains how Luca is positioning for 2026 with a cash-flow-funded exploration ramp, including why exploration intensity…

Visit us athttps://naturalresourcestocks.net/ Gold and silver have been moving differently lately. Sharp rallies, fast pullbacks, and volatility that’s catching a lot of investors off guard. If you’ve been seeing precious metals everywhere on your feed and wondering what’s actually going on, this video is for you. This isn’t a prediction video, and it’s not about telling you what to buy. It’s about helping newer investors and young professionals understand how to interpret gold and silver price action, why these moves are happening, and how to think about positioning without needing a finance degree. In this video, we break down: Why…

Recorded on February 6, 2026 | TSX-V: DYG | OTC: DGDCF Steve Yang sits down with Ivy Chong (President & CEO) of Dynasty Gold Corp. to pressure-test the Thundercloud story: how a tiny valuation can coexist with an “advanced-stage” narrative, tight drill spacing, and a plan to materially grow the resource footprint. Ivy explains what Dynasty means by a turnkey jurisdiction and why Thundercloud’s access profile (roads/power and a real mining district) matters when markets punish capital intensity. The discussion digs into grade/width context, how management thinks about converting drilling into a stronger technical foundation, and what milestones actually move…