In this Australian Investors Podcast episode, your host Mitchell Sneddon discusses:

– Why a specialised gold fund makes sense in the passive/AI era

– Gold’s demand drivers, especially central banks and ETFs

– How supply responds in phases and why that can steepen the cost curve

– A practical checklist for picking quality, cash-generating gold miners

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Topics Covered

– Why gold still plays a “store of wealth” role and why central banks matter

– The three-phase supply response and what it means for price

– A 5-point miner checklist: asset quality, jurisdiction, balance sheet, responsibility, edge

– Final thoughts: portfolio sizing (bullion vs miners), cycles and when to walk away

Chapters (approximate)

(00:00) Introduction

(01:55) Why Roscoe Established a Gold Fund

(04:10) Why Gold?

(08:21) What Would Stop Central Banks From Buying

(09:44) Why Roscoe Is Bullish

(11:59) Does Roscoe Specifically Invest in the Commodity Gold?

(14:06) Business Life Stages

(16:09) What Makes a Good and Bad Miner

(22:56) Does Roscoe Visit The Places?

(24:19) What Does Roscoe Ask Management?

(27:05) How Many Gold Miners Are In the Investable Universe

(29:17) Why Not Gold ETFs?

(33:42) Where Are We In The Cycle?

(40:44) What Would Make Roscoe Decide To Close It

(43:30) Leigh's Favourite Investors

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