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Some of CWR’s favourite guests from across the pond give their outlook for 2009
James Turk of Goldmoney ‘Gold To Break Out Over $1500
David Morgan of Silver-Investor ‘A mixed year, but a strong first quarter. 2010 will be the big year for the metals.’
John Rubino of Dollar Collapse and Green Stock Investing - ‘Lots of five and ten-baggers in the juniors’
Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors - ‘Policy-makers will continue to flounder. They really don’t know what they’re doing … Back to a gold standard within 5 or 6 years.’
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‘We’re turning moose pasture into a gold mine’.
Tim Coughlin, President and CEO of Lydian International (CA:LYD), tells us about his company and about exploring for metals in the credit crunch.
Lydian International Ltd. is a diversified UK mineral exploration and development company, with expertise employing “first mover” strategies in international emerging environments.
Currently the Company is focused on Eastern Europe in the Western Balkans and the Caucasus regions, advancing a pipeline of highly prospective precious and base metal projects. In the Caucasus region Lydian is operating an exploration joint venture with Newmont Overseas Exploration Ltd. a subsidiary of Newmont Mining Corporation.
The Company’s two flagship projects are a newly discovered gold project at Armulsar in Armenia, and an advanced zinc, lead, silver and gold project at Drazhnje in Kosovo.
Lydian’s two largest share holders are Newmont Mining Corporation and the International Finance Corporation (part of the World Bank Group).
The Lydian Management Team has a proven discovery track record, and is highly experienced in emerging environments.
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Many dealers are reporting this to be the busiest bullion markets have been in living memory. There is almost no supply of gold and silver coins and bullion bars; there are multi-week waiting times for delivery of metals, but is there a shortage of actual metal? Why the unprecedented retail demand for physical metal and yet price declines in the futures markets? Is there a deliberate conspiracy to suppress the price of metals on the Comex?
In this CWR Dominic Frisby talks to Tony Baird, founder and boss of Baird and Co, the UK’s biggest independent coin and bullion dealer, and finds out his views of what is really going on in the precious metals markets.
Baird and Co Website
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Hugh Hendry of Eclectica Asset Management tells us to buy bonds .
Francis Claessens of Peers tells us what the super rich have been doing wth their money.
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Mike ‘Mish’ Shedlock and Michael Hampton are back with their take on the markets.
Mish’s Blog - Global Economic Analysis
Mike’s Chat Board - Green Energy Investors
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Fred Harrison, The Renegade Economist, discusses the 18-Year Property Cycle and suggests ways for Gordon Brown, or whoever should succeed him, to avoid boom and bust in the future.
Fred’s prophetic 2005 Moneyweek Article. And his more recent from November 2007.
Plus Michael Hampton of Global Edge Investors shares his views on Fred’s cycle and the London property market.
View Mike’s video for talkview.com on Fred Harrison and his 18-year Cycle here.
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Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors
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Dr Marc Faber of GloomBoomDoom
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The Big Question.
Part 1 features:
James Turk of Goldmoney
Mish Shedlock of Global Economic Analysis
and Michael Hampton of Global Edge Investors
GEI’s thread on this show
Part 2 with Dr Marc Faber and Bob Hoye will be out later this week.
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