Chris describes his background in capital markets and how why he decided to become an independent researcher into rare earth and energy metals. He felt that the small sector was being ignored by institutions and there was going to be increasing demand for these metals. He says it was dull for the first few years, […]

Adrian discusses the gold mining sector, and he notes that only two gold stocks have outperformed gold itself in recent years. This underperformance is one of the reasons why many investors are not particularly interested in the sector. There are many inherent problems in mining, and poor management decisions exacerbate this. Some of the problems […]

Peter discusses the cryptocurrency space and how it is similar to the dot.com boom of the late 90’s. No one knows how all of this will play out, but it is all but certain that crypto will play an essential role in world finance. Mr. Spina feels that both gold and cryptocurrencies are complimentary. You […]

E.B. considers mining stocks to be bad investments as they are capital intensive and they often have operational problems. However when the price of gold moves these companies are some of the most exciting markets to be in. These are cyclical stocks and you want to own them when they begin to move higher. Most […]

Rick feels the market needed time to consolidate the gains from 2016 and this was accomplished in 2017. Many mining companies were able to put in strong corporate performance and generate cash relative to the gold price. Gold did better in the face of a strong U.S. dollar than many believed and has outperformed the […]

Geoff discusses how he got involved with Para Resources while looking for opportunities. He builds companies with excellent management teams. Their strategy is to search for properties with good historical potential and an already permitted mine. They found two such properties. They own two, the El Limon mine in Columbia and the Gold Road Mine […]

Jordan discusses his latest research where he found some interesting similarities with gold stocks compared to historical three-year bear markets. He found three that compare well; they are the S&P 500 during the great depression, the housing market during the global financial crisis, and Thailand in the mid-1990’s which had a huge bust. He describes […]

Ali introduces Brian and talks about how he became interested in Mexican Gold Corp. He was looking for a company that met all of his requirements, and that’s why he became Chairman & Director. Ali has been investing in mines and utilities for many years. He feels the company has a lot of potential for […]

Gregor discovered how the entire banking system is built on trust back in 2008. He realized that the entire system could have collapsed. The problems which caused the 2008 financial crisis has been papered over and the fundamental issues have not changed. He understood the disconnect between the paper price of silver and the physical […]

Mike discusses the cobalt market which is part of four critical metals used in batteries and why it is of particular interest. Total world mine supply is around 100,000 tons which are currently split evenly between batteries and alloys. Furthermore, 65% of current supply comes from the Congo a country that can be politically unstable. […]