Money, Markets and More: Recent Episodes
Dominic Frisby
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Was that the high? The pound moves in an eight-year cycle, and in its next cycle, it may have nowhere to go but down.
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Commodities from gold to oil have fallen dramatically after weeks of strong gains. What might be next for commodity prices? Check out The Flying Frisby on Substack
In which I look at the commodities Russia produces, how markets have been affected by its invasion of Ukraine and subsequent sanctions, and what the investment implications are for you
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Today’s Special Report is about one of my biggest single positions. It represents one of the largest investments I have ever made. It is a gold miner, a “late stage development play” that is on the verge of becoming a mid-tier producer. Within three years, it is going to have three producing mines.
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The price of gold has come within a whisker of its record high. Dominic Frisby looks at where it might go from here.
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China almost certainly owns a lot more gold than anyone else –including the USA. But how much? And why does it need so much gold? Dominic Frisby explains.You can see all the charts on my Substack.
Inflation, war, currency debasement – the world is changing fast and investors need to adapt. That means owning both gold and bitcoin, says Dominic Frisby.
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As Russia invaded Ukraine, the price of gold shot up spectacularly. But it couldn't hold on to all of its gains. Where does it go next?
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Successful investors must be patient, finding a balance between doing nothing and sudden, decisive action. And there's no better role model than Sir John Templeton.Check out my Substack.
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Sorry about the wind on this one, but ... If you want to make money investing, you need to buy stocks when they’re cheap. And right now, says Dominic Frisby, there’s nowhere cheaper than Russia. Here’s how to play it.
Copper may have a useful role to play in the green transition. Dominic Frisby explains how investors can get exposure to copper.
Silver is the most frustrating of metals for investors, with huge potential that it hardly ever realises. Here, Dominic Frisby outlines the case for buying silver – and the case against.
It’s been a terrible week for stockmarkets. But not everything is crashing – “real” assets such as base metals and energy are holding up well and should have a good 2022. Dominic Frisby picks the best ways to buy in.
Gold is traditionally the go-to asset during inflation. But with inflation at 30-year highs, it has gone nowhere. Dominic Frisby investigates why, and looks at what might happen to the gold price in 2022.
Bitcoin has had its worst-ever start to a year. But it remains the “future of money”, says Dominic Frisby. Here, he looks at what might come next for the bitcoin price.
As 2022 dawns, Dominic Frisby dusts down his crystal ball and takes his annual shot at predicting some of the most important events for investors in the coming year.
Dominic Frisby looks back at the predictions he made at the start of the year and finds that, all things considered, he hasn't done badly at all.
Fossil fuels are the subject of a lot of hate. But without them and the cheap, reliable and abundant energy they have provided, we’d be lost, says Dominic Frisby
Money has always moved in 100-year cycles. And we’re at another turning point now, says Dominic Frisby – money has gone from gold to paper, and now to technology. Here’s what that means for you.
The film premieres this Sunday December 5 and can be watched here: https://youtu.be/o6e6TpIrba0
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Stockmarkets have had a bit of a swoon recently as the Omicron variant spreads around the world. But is this just a market tantrum, asks Dominic Frisby, or the beginning of a crash?
The US dollar is rising fast – and that’s caused a fundamental shift in the investment landscape, says Dominic Frisby. Here, he explains what that means for you.
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Platinum has disappointed investors perhaps more than any other commodity in the last five years. But its day will come, says Dominic Frisby. Stock up now while it's cheap.
Bitcoin has hit a new record price. And the most likely thing to follow new highs are more new highs, says Dominic Frisby. Here, he explains why bitcoin is here to stay, and why you should buy in.
The US dollar is rising fast – and that’s caused a fundamental shift in the investment landscape, says Dominic Frisby. Here, he explains what that means for you.
Cryptocurrencies such as Shiba Inu and Doge are jokes that have created billionaires. But there's a more sinister side to so-called "meme coins", says Dominic Frisby, that could cost you dear.
Bitcoin has hit a new record price. And the most likely thing to follow new highs are more new highs, says Dominic Frisby. Here, he explains why bitcoin is here to stay, and why you should buy in.
Curse you US embassy website
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The Philip Bratby article is on p28-29 here: https://issuu.com/sheepwashchronicle/...
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The ethereum blockchain and its ether cryptocurrency is second only to bitcoin in size and importance. But what exactly is it and what is it for? Dominic Frisby explains all.
El Salvador has become the first nation to adopt bitcoin as legal tender. That’s an extraordinarily bullish move both for bitcoin and for El Salvador
50 years ago this month, it all went to shit. WTF happened?.
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Gold has had a grim year, but the backdrop for the traditional safe haven and store of value remains auspicious.
Gold experienced a large sell-off over the weekend. Dominic Frisby analyses the outlook for the precious metal.
Bitcoin has been criticised for its vast energy consumption in its pursuit of profit. But that same desire for profit is powering a green energy revolution, says Dominic Frisby, using power that would otherwise go to waste.
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Nickel’s use in batteries for electric vehicles makes it a vital metal for the 21st century. Dominic Frisby investigates how to invest.
The extraordinary energy that bitcoin requires to power its network is powering an energy revolution that is happening in real time around us now.
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Bitcoin narratives can be whatever you want them to
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With the economy being shuttered for months and a very fragile reopening, many people and industries have had a miserable year. But not the stockmarkets. Why? There difference between the real world and the financial world ...
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Commodity prices may have come off the boil recently. But for tin, the only way is up. Dominic Frisby picks the best ways to invest.
Commodities have put in a blistering performance over the past year. But – oil aside – the commodity bull market looks like it might have peaked. Dominic Frisby explains what’s going on.
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Even with the Federal Reserve printing money hand over fist, the US dollar has made a bottom and is now in a bull market. That has serious implications for investors, says Dominic Frisby.
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In echoes of the flawed public health advice of the 1980s, governments are taking action – but not necessarily the correct action – to be “greener”. That will drive the oil price up, says Dominic Frisby. Here's why.
Gold has had a very good spring. But as Dominic Frisby explains, the direction of the dollar is key to determining what is next for both gold and silver.
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Some observations of this great divider ...
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Bear markets are brutal - do you hodl or do you sell?
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Jake is leader of the dev team on Decred, one of the coolest coins out there.
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The Economist is shilling govcoins. But govcoins are just substandard crypto copycats ...
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What is a decentralised autonomous organization? And why they are unstoppable ...
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Gold's had a great April - what next?
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Based on a piece for Arabian Business News
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Interview for California Gold from 2020
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Recorded last year with Danny Duchamp
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Chinese demand; the pressures on copper supply because of green energy and Peruvian politics ...
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California Gold is a series of interviews I have been hired to do by a mysterious anonymous man on the internet. He has let me repost some of them here, so here is David, son of Milton, Friedman
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It's May. Should we follow the advice of the old stock market adage - sell in May, go away, come back on St Leger Day?
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CBDCs accelerate the onset of dystopian hell. But they accelerate the adoption of bitcoin too.
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A quick audit on China's gold holdings which are way higher than China says they are1,948 tonnes. Nearly ten times that I reckon.
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I visited the Tungsten West mine in Devon and spoke with Chairman and former metals trader Mark Thompson about the state of the tin markets.
Tungsten West will be IPO-ing later in the summer
James Ram, one of my listeners, approached me and asked to conduct an interview with me DF as guest. This is the result
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Charlie Morris, Ross Norman and Adam Cleary join me to talk Corona, gold and bitcoin.
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Tech author and barrister, Jamie Susskind, joins me to discuss the growing power of tech - ever more pervasive, integrated and capable. How will it impact Future Politics?
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I'm delighted to welcome Jeff Berwick, Dollar Vigilante, onto the show this week to talk bitcoin, gold, silver and US debt.
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In 2011, if we had all listened to Roger Ver, none of us would ever have to work again.
Roger is an American-born businessman, now a national of St. Kitts, who became an early champion of bitcoin. In August 2011, with bitcoin around $10, he made a bet that bitcoin would outperform gold, silver, the US stock markets and the US dollar by 100 times in the next two years. He updated the bet a year later with bitcoin up only 11%, calling bitcoin "the most important invention in the history of man since the internet".
The rest, as we know too well, is history. He was proved very right.
Today he is less a champion if bitcoin and more a champion of bitcoin cash. In this must-hear interview, he explains why. In addition, we discuss the dark net, founder of the Silk Road, Ross Ulbricht, Roger's own brushes with the US authorities and the future of libertarianism.
Enjoy.
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This week in Stuff That Interests Me we are talking Brexit with MEP, Dan Hannan.
Now we’re leaving it’s time to start thinking about what we want to be.
“If we do a New Zealand or a Singapore, as a G7 country, the impact could be planetary. If we left the EU to become a Venezuela that would be catastrophic.”
Daniel Hannan is a writer, who has been a Member of the European Parliament for 17 years. He is the author of nine books, the latest of which is What Next: How to get the best from Brexit.
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This week in Stuff That Interests Me I'm joined by comedian Ben Norris.
Ben is a veteran of the comedy circuit having played clubs up and down the country and around the world for some 20 years or more. His TV appearances include Mock The Week and Never Mind The Buzzcocks, but he's in that odd category of comedian (and there about 10-20 acts like this) which is: known and admired on the circuit, but not a household name, can play pretty much any room under any circumstances, the other acts will always interrupt their conversations to watch him when he's on (this is a rare thing) and, basically, a great comic who, if the wind had been blowing slightly differently could have sailed the good ship Big Name Comic.
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Writer and producer, Paul Burke, is a veteran of the advertising industry. He's been in the game since the 1980s, has seen the booms, the busts, the highs, the lows, and has won loads of awards in the process.
In this week's Stuff That Interests Me he talks about the state of advertising - and where it goes from here.
As well as being one of the top copywriter-producers in advertising, Paul has also written numerous books.
http://www.paulburkecreative.com/
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"Books are the most successful delivery mechanism for ideas in human history"
So says Dan Kieran, my guest this week on Stuff That Interests Me. Dan is the author of 12 books, many of them best sellers, and is now the CEO of Britain's most dynamic new publisher, Unbound.
He is about to fund his new book, The Surf Board, at Unbound.
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"Leaving the EU is the biggest blow to the overarching, regulatory state that I have seen in my lifetime"
So says my guest on Stuff That Interests Me this week, economist Mark Littlewood. Mark is a former spin doctor and economics campaigner. He is now Director General of the Institute of Economic Affairs.
My guest today is comedian, Simon Evans. You may know Simon from his appearances on Micheal McIntyre's Roadshow or Live At The Apollo, you may know him from his Radio 4 show, Simon Evans Goes To Market, or you may know him from the live comedy circuit.
He's an interesting guy - and I found his comments on his writing methods towards the end of the show particularly interesting.
Enjoy!
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"Your social health is as important as your mental and physical health".
So argues my guest on today's Stuff That Interests Me, Julia Hobsbawm, OBE. Julia is an entrepreneur, and a writer and speaker on social health and modern interconnectedness. Her themes are around the power of friendships and networks
Julia's new book, Fully Connected, Surviving and Thriving in an Age of Overload, is available at all good bookshops and online.
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How big can bitcoin get?
Jon Matonis, a central figures in the bitcoin and digital cash movement since the early 1990s, even before bitcoin existed, tells all.
Listen and learn!
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Dark Net and Radicals author, Jamie Bartlett, talks to Dominic Frisby about the technological and political changes that are hitting the world. Our fixation with Brexit is like our fixation with the Pope in the time of Henry VIII just as Gutenberg's printing press had been invented. We should be more worried about the technological developments occurring.How we approach technology will be the big dividing line between left and right.Borders and sovereign nations, in their current form, will not exist; get ready for the new city states.Radicals: Outsiders Changing the World is available from all good bookstores.Follow Jamie on Twitter: @jamiebartlett
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"You're going to live till you're 120 years old". That's what my guest today on Stuff That Interests Me thinks, one of Britain's most successful investors, Jim Mellon.Jim explains why - a combination of new drugs, technologies and lifestyles. What are you going to do with all your time?The next great investment trend will be around the fact that we are all going to love a lot longer. Find out more in the this fascinating interview.Juvenescence - Investing in the Age of Longevity is available from all good bookstores and at https://www.juvenescence-book.com/
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This week in Stuff That Interests Me I am joined by Tony Blair's head of media and strategy, Alastair Campbell. "I don't think I've ever known such a collection of A grade problems in the world and yet we have C/D grade leaders", he says in this far ranging interview which covers sport, politics, technology, Brexit and mental health. "I get creativity from my depression," says Alastair. The latest volume of Alastair's diaries, 2005-2007 - the period of transition from Blair to Brown - is now available.Follow Alastair on Twitter: @campbellclaret
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This week's Stuff That Interests me is with Telegraph columnist and broadcaster Liam Halligan discussing Clean Brexit, written with economist Gerard Lyons.The second half, in which Liam describes the conspiracies afoot, particularly in House Of Lords, to undermine the vote and engender a second referendum are very interesting, as are the potential consequences to our democracy and economy of a re-vote.
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"The world is in a very dangerous place at the moment" says journalist, broadcaster and professional provocateur, James Delingpole.
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Today I meet with former Conservative and UKIP MP, Douglas Carswell, to discuss Brexit, his career and his book, Rebel.Make sure you listen through to the end - this interview gets better and better.@douglascarswell
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"Reformed environmentalist" and Booker-nominated author Paul Kingsnorth turns up at my house and we talk.paulkingsnorth.net
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Wealth Secrets of the One Percent sounds like one of the self-help books what will show you how to unleash your inner potential. Actually, it tells the story of some of history's richest - from Crassus of Rome to John D Rockefeller to Bill Gates - and shows how they earned their vast fortunes by, simply, eliminating competition so they enjoyed vast monopolies.Its author is economist Sam Wilkin and he joins me on today's programme.Once you've listened to this I expect you all to be billionaires by next Monday.
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Jayant Bhandari is an author and investor from India. In today's show, he discusses India's war on cash, and the likelihood of the next step, which is a greater war on gold.To find out more about Jayant, visit jayantbhandari.comShows are not uploaded on a regular basis. To receive an email when we upload a new show, subscribe here : http://feedburner.google.com/fb/a/mailverify?uri=podbean/RfAv&loc=en_US
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Jim Rickards returns to talk about his latest book and what the implications are for all of us.Subscribe to the show via email: http://feedburner.google.com/fb/a/mailverify?uri=podbean/RfAv&loc=en_US
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Today I get Henry Pryor's take on where UK property is heading.Subscribe to the show via email: http://feedburner.google.com/fb/a/mailverify?uri=podbean/RfAv&loc=en_US
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Author and award-winning fund-manager, Tim Price, discusses his book Investing Through The Looking Glass.
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For the first time in far too long, Frisby's Bulls and Bears is back. We're talking to Jim Rickards about his latest book, The New Case For Gold. And he isn't given an easy ride.Please enjoy, share and read Jim's book. You can follow Jim on Twitter - @JamesGRickards .
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I have recorded three more Virgin podcasts, including the one below with Alastair Campbell.I think they are all well worth your time listening to. This is the last time (probably) I will cross-promote the Virgin podcast to the Frisby’s Bulls and Bears audience, but if you like what I do podcast-wise, please subscribe to the Virgin Podcast. It’s free.Here’s how.Many people listen to podcasts through their iPhone or smartphone. Open the podcasts app, and then search for ‘Virgin podcast’. It will be the first name that comes up. Hit subscribe and then you will get each programme delivered to your phone as soon as it is uploaded.Or you can subscribe on your computer via iTunes or SoundCloud. Then you can listen when you’re on your daily commute, doing you’re daily exercise or doing the laundry - whenever it is you might listen to the radio.The main themes of the show are the things you associate with Richard Branson and Virgin: business, tech, travel, social issues and self-improvement.We’ve got some great interviews lined up for the autumn.
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I have started a podcast in collaboration with Virgin.I will post the first couple of episodes here, but would urge you all, if you like what I do podcast-wise, to sign up - either at iTunes or via SoundCloud. We have got some great interviews lined up. The first interview is with Luke Lang, co-founder of CrowdCube, one of the world’s leading crowdfunding investment platforms. Luke tells us how his company came about. We discuss crowdfunding – the success stories, the opportunities, as well as good crowdfunding techniques. We also tackle the issue of what makes a good entrepreneur.
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Sorry about the large gap between shows folks, but it’s worth the wait, because I’ve finally managed to get Charlie Morris on the show.Charlie was a successful fund manager with HSBC for 17 years, but, this spring, he stepped down to ‘pursue other projects’. Charlie is one of the cleverest guys in the City. He knows his stuff. His macro calls have been consistently excellent. He’s well liked, well thought of and well connected. Listen to this man! He knows how things work.His newsletter, Atlas Pulse, as well as being excellent, is free. You should all sign up - atlaspulse @ gmail.comWarning the audio quality is terrible - apologies. Here’s what he normally looks like:And here he is during his 700k trek across Northern Spain.
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Keith Neumeyer discusses the IPO of his new company, First Mining Finance (FF). First Mining Finance has been designed to take advantage of the depressed markets for mining assets. Many see current valuations as the cheapest they have been in 20 years, on a relative basis perhaps even the cheapest ever. FF’s aim is to tap into its large knowledge base and use it to accumulate as many quality mining assets as possible (Americas only) - assets which don’t require higher metals prices to be viable - while they are cheap. Eventually, the plan is to have a large bank of them. When (if) the mining cycle turns favourable again, it is hoped the ‘mineral bank’ will have appreciated considerably in price. FF will then look to generate revenue either from re-sales, JVs, royalties or streaming structures.The man behind the deal is Keith Neumeyer. For those of you that don’t know Keith, he built First Majestic Silver (TSX:FR) and took it from penny stock status to $25 a share (in the heady days of 2010-11) with a C$3 billion plus market cap. It is now one of North America’s leading silver producers and even in today’s beaten up silver market it remains profitable with a market cap of around C$900m and a share price of $7.50-$8. Keith was previously behind First Quantum Minerals (TSX:FM), which followed a similarly enormous trajectory to become one of the world’s biggest copper producers. His record in mining is pretty much second to none. It is better than even mine.Also involved are many of the other key personnel from First Majestic, such as Ramon Davila and Raul Diaz.FF already has 18 properties at various stages of development (gold, silver, copper, lead and zinc) and has raised C$2.7m. The company will IPO in Canada via an RTO next month and plans to raise another C$8-10m (at 40c) in the process. A C$10m raise would mean 80m shares outstanding a market cap of just above C$30m. Management will own about 10% and First Majestic shareholders 25-30%. The success of First Mining Finance depends on the metals markets, of course, but the ideal situation would be for them to remain depressed for another while so that assets can be picked up cheaply and for things to then pick up, as they one day will. This is a company to hold for three to five years rather than flip.Anyway, if you are interested in finding out more or in taking part in the IPO, please contact me and I’ll send over forms (email - frizzers at gmail dot com). If you want to speak to Keith, I’ll try and arrange that too. Here is the powerpoint presentation.edit - Further to your questions, I have had the following from management:“Total management fees are around $500k per year, this includes the cost of support services from First Majestic (offices, legal, administrative etc). We have four employees. The total holding costs per year are around 900k so the total annual cash burn rate is expected to be $1.4 mn.The minimum investment amount is $10,000.Management currently owns (i.e. before this financing) 15% of the shares. We are looking to close the financing within the next week or so ( i.e. by around March 6 or so) and we expect the shares to be listed by the middle of this month”.
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A reversal of roles in today’s Bulls and Bears - Dominic Frisby (me) is the interviewee.
This is a re-broadcast of an interview I did for Simon Rose of Share Radio in November about Bitcoin and the implications of the technology behind it, re-published with Simon and Share Radio’s kind permission.Happy Christmas and Happy New Year to one and all.Bitcoin: the Future of Money? by Dominic Frisby is available directly from the publishers Unbound, from amazon.com or amazon.co.uk. The audiobook is available here.
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Renegade computer hacker Amir Taaki talks bitcoin and revolution.
This interview was recorded in early 2014 as part of the research for my book. Some of the Occupy movement are based there - and Amir uses it as his London base. I thought you’d enjoy listening to it. And this is the squat where we recorded the interview:Bitcoin: the Future of Money? by Dominic Frisby is available directly from the publishers Unbound, from amazon.com or amazon.co.uk. The audiobook is available here.
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Dominic meets with Siam Kidd.Siam joined the RAF after school and not long after completing his officers’ training he began trading and investing. He didn’t have the most successful of starts. Being self taught and impatient he quickly lost money, including - as he describes the interview - fifteen grand in the time it took him to make a pop tart. This continued for some time as he continually struggled to balance his pilot training and trading, but now trading has become profitable for him. In addition to trading his own book Siam teaches his trading strategies via The Realistic Trader.Bitcoin: the Future of Money? by Dominic Frisby is available directly from the publishers Unbound, from amazon.com or amazon.co.uk. The audiobook is available here.
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Dominic Frisby meets Ned Naylor Leyland at Mines and Money in London. As you’d expect, they discuss gold and silver and, (also as you’d expect), Ned has some very interesting things to say.
Ned graduated with from Bristol Uni in 1998. He began his career at Neilson Management, later moving to Smith & Williamson (formerly NCL Investments) in 2003 where he was an investment manager. Ned joined Quilter Cheviot in 2008 and is advising a specialist precious metals fund.
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Dominic Frisby interviews Ross Norman, CEOof Sharps Pixley, at London’s Minesand Money conference. Ross’s record in the LBMA annual gold forecasting competitionis second to none. Together they try and make some sense ofthe gold market …Bitcoin: the Future of Money? by Dominic Frisby is available directly from the publishersUnbound, from amazon.comor amazon.co.uk.The audiobook is availablehere.
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Dominic Frisby talks to Frank Holmes, CEO of US Global Investors. They consider the outlook for commodities, emerging markets and natural resource stocks and discuss where to invest now …Read Frank’s blog here.
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It’s been far too long, but Frisby’s Bulls and Bears is back. In this episode we talk to our old friend Dr John Wolstencroft about the disaster that is metals and mining …Here’s a picture of John just after he was fed some BS from a mining executive …And here’s a link to a really good book …
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After a very pleasant lunch, economist and journalist Liam Halligan explains the Ukranian crisis and its implications to me.Follow Liam on Twitter.Bitcoin - the Future of Money?If you are interested in the audiobook of Life After The State, please click here.
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Dominic Frisby reads an extract from his new book, Bitcoin - the Future of Money?
The book is now fully funded but you can still pledge and get your name in the back.
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In today’s programme I talk to Dimitri Speck about gold price manipulation and his new book The Gold Cartel: Government Intervention In Gold, the Mega-Bubble in Paper, and What This Means For Your Future.Dimitri Speck is a commodity analyst and chief developer of trading strategies for asset manager Staedel Hanseatic, where he is responsible for the Stay-C commodity fund.Visit Dimitri’s website, Seasonal Charts.
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In today’s programme I meet James Turk to talk about his latest book, the Money Bubble, written with John Rubino.
James is convinced the money bubble is about to burst. I’m not so sure. We discuss.James Turk is a sound money advocate. He is the founder and former chairman of Goldmoney, through which you can buy and store gold. His book, also written with John Rubino, the Coming Collapse of the Dollar, is, in my view, essential reading.And if you haven’t yet got your copy of Life After The State, you can get it here at Amazon - or buy the audiobook here.Follow me on Twitter
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A fascinating conversation over a pint with Keith Neumeyer, president and founder of First Majestic Silver (TSX:FR/NYSE:AG). We cover the depressed state of mining, the flaws in 43-101, the outlook for silver, manipulated markets and much much more.Keith is a clever and interesting guy, one of the mining CEOs to actually deliver on promises, and this is a recommended listen.And if you haven’t yet got your copy of Life After The State, possibly the greatest book ever written, you can get it here at Amazon - or buy the audiobook here.
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In today’s show in the murky alcove of some remote, shady pub, I meet a crypto currency trader who goes by the name of ’Johnny Bitcoin’. Here’s what he has to say about bitcoin and crypto currencies …
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We turn the tables this week and Michael Hampton interviews Dominic Frisby about Life After The State.
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Dominic Frisby meets Brian Whitmer, editor of Elliott Wave International’s European Financial Forecast.
Brian is bearish on stocks, bullish on cash.
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We’re back. Dr John Wolstencroft talks gold, platinum and palladium.
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Dominic Frisby talks to John Kay, one of Britain’s most respected economists and author of Obliquity - Why our goals are best achieved indirectly.
As well as discussing the philosophy behind the book, in the second half of the programme they discuss banking regulation and systems of money. Full of thought-provoking ideas, the final discussion surrounding the financial system should give all listeners plenty of food for thought.
John Kay’s career has spanned academic work and think tanks, business schools, company directorships, consultancies and investment companies. He is a visiting Professor of Economics at the London School of Economics, a Fellow of St John’s College, Oxford, the British Academy and the Royal Society of Edinburgh. He is a director of several public companies and contributes a weekly column to the Financial Times.
Click here to buy Obliquity.This podcast was recorded on 14 March 2013. It can also be heard at Goldmoney - the best way to buy gold and silver.
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Dominic Frisby talks to Martín Von Hildebrand, General Director of Gaia Amazonas, about mining in the Colombian Amazon. They discuss illegal mining and its consequences, the lack of clarity from the Colombian government on mining and the dilemma of modernisation and its effects on the cultural integrity of indigenous people.
Martin Von Hildebrand is the director of Fundación Gaia Amazonas, which he set up in 1990 to work with the indigenous people of the Amazon areas in Colombia, to help them secure their territorial rights and protect the forest. He first visited the Amazonian Indians in the 1970s and has ever since been an activist for indigenous rights, cultural and ecological diversity , working in both government and non-government organizations. In 1986 he became Head of Indigenous Affairs under the government of Virgilio Barco. He has doctorate in ethnology from the Sorbonne in Paris and has won many awards including the Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship.
This podcast was recorded on 12 March 2013. It can also be heard at Goldmoney - the best way to buy gold and silver.
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Jordan Roy-Byrne, publisher and editor of TheDailyGoldPremium, thinks gold stocks may be bottoming soon.
Jordan - aka Trendsman - is a Chartered Market Technician. From 2010-2012 The Daily Gold Premium Model Portfolio was up 131% compared to GDX (+5%) and GDXJ (-11%). In 2012, the Model Portfolio was up 32%, making it arguably one of the top-performing gold/silver stock newsletters.
This podcast was recorded on 11 February 2013. It can also be heard at Goldmoney -GoldMoney - the best way to buy gold and silver.
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Ian Gordon, President of Longwave Analytics is sticking by his call that the Dow is headed to 1,000.
We are still in a “Kondratieff winter”, he says, but central bank money printing is delaying the clearance of the enormous debt accumulated over the three former Kondratieff seasons. Natural market forces, however, will overpower central bank interference, there is significant downside risk for stocks, and we will return to “natural” (i.e., gold and silver) money.
This podcast was recorded on 6 February 2013. It can also be heard at Goldmoney - GoldMoney - the best way to buy gold and silver.
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Hong Kong-based private investor Michael Hampton returns, talking gold, the race between stocks and gold, and opportunities in gold mining shares.
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Hampton makes the case that the gold price is currently marking a low in its long-term bull run. While there is a chance that the trend channel could be broken to the downside, the odds favour a continuation of the upward trend. If the gold price were to move back to the top range of the trend channel we could see $2,200 to $2,500 per ounce of gold.
This podcast was recorded on 6 February 2013. It can also be heard at Goldmoney -GoldMoney - the best way to buy gold and silver.
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Dominic Frisby talks to Andrew Craig of Plain English Finance about his new book, Own The World.
Andrew graduated in Economics and International Politics in 1997. His first job took him to Washington DC where he worked for a US Congressman on Capitol Hill. Andrew’s time in DC was hugely helpful in his gaining an understanding of how important politics and politicians are when thinking about finance and investment.
Since then Andrew has spent over a decade working in financial markets for various finance firms in London and latterly New York. These included UBS, Credit Agricole (France’s biggest bank) and two smaller boutique firms.
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Paul Tusatin of BullionVault discusses his recent analysis, Printing Money For Beginners And Experts.
BullionVault founder and CEO Paul Tustain has a background in financial I.T. and settlement systems software. His previous business processed $120bn worth of stocks and bonds for major banks through London’s markets each day. He bought his first bar of gold in 2001 following the sale of his software business. But that gold was expensive and contractually complicated, and the poor experience led to his founding BullionVault. A sought-after commentator, Paul is regularly interviewed by the international media and widely published as an authority on the history and economics of gold investment.
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Tom Winnifrith shows great insight into what really goes on at junior mining companies as he talks gold, equities and West Ham.
Tom Winnifrith is a man of many talents. Foremost a writer, his blog is tomwinnifrith.com and he owns the “Real Man Pizza Company”.
His book, Letters From The Chestnut Café, is available here.
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Ben Dyson, founder and director of , Positive Money , discusses the whys and hows of monetary reform. His new book is called Modernizing Money.
Positive Money believes that the root cause of many of our current social, economic and environmental problems lies in the way that we allow money to be created. “We work to make the confusing world of money and banking much easier to understand,” it says. “When money drives most of the activity on the planet, it’s essential that we understand it.”
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Jack England, aka Andy Duncan, talks about his libertarian, action adventure, swashbuckler, neck-gripper, killer, thriller debut novel, The Sword Of Marathon.
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Dominic Frisby talks to market historian, geologist and newsletter writer Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors.
They discuss whether or not central banks can influence asset prices and talk about the possibility of an impending credit crunch.
Central banks believe that they can depreciate a currency at will and elevate asset prices. But in Hoye’s view, asset price inflation needs some kind of speculative element. Therefore asset prices show huge swings compared to the growth curve of credit. Also Hoye states that inflation should not be confused with a rise in consumer prices.
Hoye points out that the stock market is currently signalling that we are in the midst of a post bubble contraction. The various measures undertaken by central banks in order to ease monetary conditions have not had significant results on the market, and Hoye expects another credit crisis. As indicators for an impending event, he looks to the VIX – which tracks S&P 500 volatility – and to the gold/silver ratio.
This podcast can also be heard at Goldmoney - GoldMoney - the best way to buy gold and silver. It was recorded on October 18th.
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On his recent trip to London, trader Michael Hampton discusses some of the issues raised in Dominic Frisby’s book.
They discuss the importance of sound money, the shrinking of the middle class and currency competition.
Dominic Frisby states that the extraordinarily uneven distribution of wealth in country’s like Britain and America is a consequence of our system of money. Those who receive the newly created money first benefit over those who don’t – a process which compounds over time and leads to an ever greater concentration of wealth among the top 1%. They also point out that government redistribution of wealth – whether via inflation or through welfare payments – is placing incredible pressure on the middle classes, who are finding themselves squeezed like never before.
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The cynic is back. Dominic Frisby talks to veteran private investor, Dr John Wolstencroft. The good doctor is in great form as he outlines some other ways to think about gold that have nothing to do with debt, money printing and QE.
It’s all about asset allocation, see, and cost of production …
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Dominic Frisby talks to Athens resident, former bond trader and business man, Stratos Manolas.
Greece faces a dire social situation with an unemployment rate of 25%, a rise in poverty, illegal immigration and capital flight.
In the years leading up to the debt crisis, Greek politicians gladly took EU subsidies without assuring the productive use of those funds, which lead to an increase in debt and corruption. At the same time the regulatory setup in Greece has hindered the entrepreneurial spirit of the country. While the latest reforms were necessary and had good elements, Manolas criticises the implementation of reforms, and how the IMF forced them upon the people.
The majority of Greeks still favour staying in the euro. Manolas states that a move to the drachma and the subsequent power to manage their own currency could lead to the postponement of necessary structural adjustments. They agree that the eurozone will continue to “muddle through”. Amid the gloom though, Manolas sees some positive signals for investing in Greece.
This podcast was recorded on 14 October 2012.
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On his recent trip to London, trader Michael Hampton discusses gold, the stock market and the financial outlook.
Good news … though he sees a correction in the short term, Mike is bullish about gold and gold stocks.
Here’s a link to his charts.
Hampton believes that the upcoming presidential election in the United States is going to an big impact on both gold and the stock market. The seasonal cycle calls for a correction in the gold market in October that could result in a significant low as early as this week. Once that’s out of the way Hampton expects a pretty decent upside move in the gold price.
The four-year cycle in gold indicates that the year after the US elections on average sees a doubling of the gold price.
His outlook for the stock market is not as bullish , as the liquidity injections of central banks seem to have a diminishing impact after each additional round. Therefore owning call options on gold or gold shares versus puts on stock indices could be an interesting trade.
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Dominic Frisby talks to author, Theodore Dalyrimple.
Theodore’s work frequently appears in The City Journal, The British Medical Journal, The Times, The Observer, The Daily Telegraph,The Spectator, The Salisbury Review, and Axess magasin. He is the author of a number of books, including Life at the Bottom: The Worldview That Makes the Underclass, Our Culture, What’s Left of It, and Spoilt Rotten: The Toxic Cult of Sentimentality.
In his writing, Dalyrimple frequently argues that the liberal and progressive views prevalent within Western intellectual circles minimise the responsibility of individuals for their own actions and undermine traditional mores, contributing to the formation within rich countries of an underclass afflicted by endemic violence, criminality, sexually transmitted diseases, welfare dependency, and drug abuse. Much of Dalrymple’s writing is based on his experience of working with criminals and the mentally ill.
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Here is an extract from the audio version of my book, Life After The State.
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Dominic Frisby talks to Dave Skarica of Addictedtoprofits.net. Europe, commodities, and gold are some of the topics of discussion.
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Dominic Frisby goes to Portcullis House to interview to Conservative MP, author and blogger, Douglas Carswell.
Douglas Carswell is co-author of best selling book, The Plan; 12-months to renew Britain and Douglas is an advocate of political reform. Douglas co-wrote “Direct Democracy; an agenda for a new model party”, which the Spectator magazine described as “One of the founding texts for the new, revitalised Toryism… written by some of the brightest young Conservative thinkers”.In 2009, The Daily Telegraph nominated him a Briton of the Year, and Spectator readers voted him Parliamentarian of the Year.
Before politic Doug had proper jobs, working in commercial television and then fund management. He first stood for Parliament against Tony Blair, as the Conservative candidate for Sedgefield in 2001. He was first elected to Parliament in 2005. He was returned as MP for Clacton in 2010 with a 12,000 majority.
He blogs each day at www.TalkCarswell.com and has written for the Financial Times,Sunday Times, Mail on Sunday, News of the World, Telegraph and Spectator, as well as appearing on the Politics Show, Newsnight, Sky and Radio 4’s Week in Westminster and Westminster Hour.
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Dominic Frisby talks Colombian gold mining with Paul Harris, author of the Colombia Gold Report and the Colombia Gold Letter.
Paul Harris is a mining journalist who moved out to Colombia in 2008, having been in Chile for five years.
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Dominic Frisby talks to investor Simon Caufield about his bearish outlook for US equities.
Simon Caufield is a mathematician. After 10 years as an engineer, he took an MBA and then became a consultant to the financial industry. In 2001 he started his own software company which he sold in 2007. He then ’sacked’ his fund managers and took control of his own investing using a value approach. After a great deal of success between 2008 and 2010, he began writing the True Value newsletter for Moneyweek Magazine.
Find out more about Simon and his newsletter here.
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Dominic Frisby meets Detlev Schlichter and discusses some of the issues from his book, Paper Money Collapse.
Detlev is an author and Austrian School Economist.
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Dominic Frisby talks to market historian Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors. Bob is bullish on gold stocks …
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The cynic is back. Dominic Frisby talks to veteran private investor, Dr John Wolstencroft. The good doctor is in a positive frame of mind as he presents 18 thoughts on the seniors - and declares this is a once in a generation opportunity.
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Dominic Frisby talks to Michael Green and Matthew Bishop, authors of a new book about the future of money - In Gold We Trust? The Future Of Money In An Age Of Uncertainty.
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Matthew Bishop is the US Business Editor and New York Bureau Chief of The Economist. Mr. Bishop was previously the magazine’s London-based Business Editor.
Michael Green is an independent economist and writer, who previously co-authored Philanthrocapitalism: How Giving Can Save The World with Matthew Bishop. He is currently working on a report for the US Committee of Concerned Journalists on how the media needs to change in response to the financial crisis. Previously he was a senior official at the Department for International Development, and taught economics at Warsaw University in Poland.
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Dominic Frisby meets Peter Dougherty, president of Argonaut Gold (AR.TO).
Peter gives his opinions on the state of the gold mining sector, as well as telling us about Argonaut. Formed just two years and operating in Mexico, Argonaut is already producing gold as well as bringing other gold mining properties into production.
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Dominic Frisby talks to Brent Cook, veteran geologist, who writes the newsletter Exploration Insights.
They discuss the current bear market, the outlook - and how best to play it.
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Dominic Frisby talks to television reporter and writer Ben Anderson about his new book, No Worse Enemy: The Inside Story of the Chaotic Struggle for Afganistan.
From Wikipedia: Anderson is perhaps most famous for Holidays in the Axis of Evil, the BBC series where he travelled secretly to Iran, Iraq, North Korea, Syria, Libya and Cuba. He also made films about gang wars in El Salvador, the landless movement in Brazil, pollution in Varanasi, homosexuals in America, Maoist insurgents in Bihar, water rights for Palestinians in the West Bank, the third generation of Agent Orange victims in Vietnam, deportees and pimps in Cambodia and the war in Southern Iraq.
His recent work included “Taking on the Taliban“, a harrowing film that resulted from two months in Helmand, Afghanistan’s most violent province, with the Queen’s Company, Grenadier Guards. The film was shortlisted for RTS programme and Journalism awards, as a well as a BAFTA. He has since covered Slave labour in Dubai, and new threats and solutions to deforestation for BBC 1’s Panorama.
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Ryan Sharp, President Of CEO of Huldra Silver (TSX-V:HDA), tells us about his plans to be producing 2m ounces of silver by Q3 of this year.
Huldra Silver is exploring and developing its wholly owned high grade silver deposits located at Treasure Mountain in the Similkameen Mining Division, British Columbia.
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Ryan Sharp and Magnus Bratlien with a 350lb Galena rock removed from Level 1 of the mine in 1988:
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Dominic Frisby meets Edward Kelly, director and CEO of Inca One Resources. (TSX-V: IO) Inca One Resources is a Canadian resource company focused on acquiring and advancing properties in Peru. IncaOne website and presentation.
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Dominic Frisby meets Frank Holmes, CEO of US Global Investors , at the PDAC in Toronto. Frank, a genuine original thinker, outlines some of the themes of the presentation he was about to give.Read Frank’s blog here.This podcast can also be heard at the Goldmoney Foundation, an independent organisation established byGoldMoney - the best way to buy gold and silver, and on our YouTube Channel.
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Dominic Frisby meets Mickey Fulp, aka The Mercenary Geologist, to discuss his speech at the PDAC. Mickey is a free-thinking, independent geologist with many years experience in mining. He has strong ideas about the kind of companies and projects that may eventually work and the kind that , almost inevitably, won’t.
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Dominic Frisby meets economist Professor Miguel Santillana at the mining conference, PDAC . Miguel is a professor at 3 universities, he advises on the mining industries and is also a television presenter.This podcast can also be heard at the Goldmoney Foundation, an independent organisation established byGoldMoney - the best way to buy gold and silver, and on our YouTube Channel.
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The cynic is back. Dominic Frisby talks to veteran private investor, Dr John Wolstencroft. The good doctor describes how a junior mining company can take itself from a p/e of just 1 to a p/e of 100 in 18 easy steps.
Here’s the accompanying PDF / slide show.
And here’s the YouTube slides with chat version.
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Trader Michael Hampton and economist and wealth manager Jonathan Davis discuss gold, the stock market and the outlook for the UK economy and its housing market.
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Dominic Frisby talks to Neil Maedel of Pan American Goldfields Ltd (US:MXOM) and discusses the company’s many exciting plans.
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Dominic Frisby talks to Luke Johnson about his November 2011 article for the Financial Times, A Guide To Shaking Off The Doom And Gloom.
‘Almost everyone I know in business is sick of this downturn. The task is to restore confidence, despite various challenges. We need a sense of optimism to revive growth, and to reverse the recent decline in living standards. This can be done with sufficient willpower. I have, therefore, assembled a brief list of suggestions that might boost morale among those entrepreneurs who are finding it tough.’ READ ON
Luke Johnson is chairman of private equity house, Risk Capital Partners. He is part owner and chairman of Superbrands, Giraffe Restaurants, Patisserie Valerie and Baker And Spice. He is also chairman of the Royal Society of Arts . He was chairman of Channel 4 between 2004 and 2010. He is a major owner and director of car park equipment company, Apt Controls.
His new book, “Start It Up: Why Running Your Own Business Is Easier Than You Think” is available from all good booksellers.
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Tim Price , Director of Investment with PFP Wealth Management and columnist for Moneyweek, discusses some of the content of his recent presentation at the Warwick University Investment Forum.
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Dominic Frisby chats to author, columnist and investment professional Jonathan Davis to discover what makes a good investor.
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Andrew Duncan , lecturer in derivatives and Austrian economics fanatic, describes his The Top Ten Books On Austrian Economics.
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And my quid pro quo interview with Andy is here.
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I’m posting the BBC Radio 4 Start The Week from January 16, 2012, in today’s show for those overseas listeners who can’t access BBC radio content.
Andrew Marr looks for solutions to the current global crisis. Detlev Schlichter dismisses the practice of printing more money in times of recession, arguing that in the next decade our reliance on paper money will collapse, and he proposes a return to hard commodities, like gold. The historian Philip Coggan pits creditors against debtors, tax payers against public sector workers, and believes it’s time for a new monetary system to emerge. The Labour peer, Lord Glasman thinks we need to change the relationship between parliament and the market. And Angela Knight sticks up for the bankers, insisting they hold the key to the crisis, so deserve both a bonus and a bit of respect.
Producer: Katy Hickman.
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In the third of our 2012 predictions shows, Dominic Frisby talks to author and investor, Michael Hampton, about what he sees in store for 2012.“We should get at least one, and may get 2-3 or even more of these”, says Mike.NB There will be no further 2012 predictions podcasts until late Jan.
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In the second of our special series of programmes looking at the investment themes for 2013, we talk to Larry Pesavento , pattern recognition expert.
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I the first of this year’s New Year Predictions shows, Mark O’Byrne, executive director of international bullion dealer Goldcore, talks gold.
GoldCore is devoted to the provision of honest, objective, jargon-free advice in bullion services and wealth management.
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Mongolian National Jamul Jadamba of Mogul Ventures Corp tells us about his fascinating country and some of the amazing opportunities that lie there.
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Cary Pinkowsky discusses his company Astur Gold (AST.V). Astur is operating in Northern Spain where it is attempting to get the necessary permitting to put its 2 m.oz gold mine into production.
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Entrepreneur Irwin Olian, CEO of African Queen Mines, gives us his take on the junior mining markets and tells us what he thinks we should be looking for going forward.
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Jennifer Boyle, director of St Eugene Mining (SEM.V), tells us about the take-over of her company by Claude Resources, and of the spin-off company, which will be named Satori Resources.
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Dominic Frisby talks to Thomas Robyn, chairman of Yorbeau Resources Inc. (YRB.A.TO). Yorbeau is exploring for gold in Quebec, Canada. Its properties are located in a northwestern area of the province on the Cadillac Trend, where some 200 million ounces of gold have thus far been mined.
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Dominic Frisby talks to Martyn Element of Element and Associates and what a pleasure it is to meet one of the great characters in venture capital, Martyn Element. Martyn has been helping small companies raise funds for over 30 years. He’s seen many bull and bear markets. Here he shares some of his thoughts.
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Dominic Frisby welcomes Juan Vegarra, president and CEO, of Vena Resources (VEM.TO) back to the show. The company has six exciting targets over the coming months.
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A fortnight ago I visited Occupy London and interviewed some of the protestors.
Here’s what some of them had to say …
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Dominic Frisby talks to Neil Maedel of Pan American Goldfields Ltd
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Dominic Frisby meets Ned Naylor-Leyland at the Gold And Silver Summit in London.
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Dominic Frisby talks to the mother of all gold forecasters, Ross Norman of Sharps Pixley.
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A refreshingly cynical view of mining emerges as Dominic Frisby talks veteran private investor, Dr John Wolstencroft.
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Dominic Frisby talks to economist and fund manager, Adam Parkin (right), and author and investor, Michael Hampton (left).
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Dominic Frisby and Michael Hampton talk to John-Mark Staude, president of Riverside Resources (TSX.V:RRI) , and discuss the company and its strategy . Riverside stock info.
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Episode 2 Mapping.
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Genius chartist Nick Laird of Sharelynx gives his first ever interview. Among other things, he proposes a simple way to re-capitalise the globe and solve the financial crisis. It’s a proposal which goldbugs will enjoy.
View some of Nick’s charts here.
Dominic Frisby is now hosting podcasts for the Goldmoney Foundation. The Goldmoney Foundation is an independent organisation established by GoldMoney - the best way to buy gold and silver.
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Bob Hoye is in London. Dominic Frisby goes to meet him.
Dominic Frisby is now hosting podcasts for the Goldmoney Foundation.
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Dominic Frisby is now hosting podcasts for the Goldmoney Foundation. They have also been made available to hear at Frisby’s Bulls And Bears. In this first programme Dominic talks to Goldmoney founder and chairman, James Turk. Speaking in London’s West End, they discuss the recent correction in gold and the outlook moving forward.
Image: James Turk
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Dominic Frisby talks to Jeff Malaihaillo and Paul McGroary of GGG Resources.
GGG (AIM:GGG; ASX: GGB) is developing the Bullabulling Project in Western Australia together with Auzex Resources. The two companies are in the process of merging.
The Bullabulling Project is a past-producing, low grade, bulk tonnage, open pit mine. It has about 2.6 million ounces of inferred resource and is currently being heavily drilled. Higher grades are being encountered at depth and a high percentage of holes are encountering mineralization. GGG is currently in a strong cash position.
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Mark O’Byrne, executive director of international bullion dealer Goldcore, talks gold and describes Ireland during and after the bubble.
GoldCore is devoted to the provision of honest, objective, jargon-free advice in bullion services and wealth management.
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David Reading, CEO of Aureus Mining (AIM:AUE; TSX:AUE), tells us about Aureus and his plans for the company.
Aureus Mining Inc. is engaged in the exploration and development of gold deposits in highly prospective and under-explored areas of Liberia, Sierra Leone and Cameroon. Download the Aureus presentation here.
David Reading has significant expertise in the global mining industry with over 35 years’ experience across the fields of exploration, feasibility, project development and mining. He has an MSc in Economic Geology and has held senior positions with leading mining companies. He is the former CEO of European Goldfields and the former General Manager of African exploration for Randgold Resources. In addition, he has held senior exploration and project development positions for Anglo American and Phelps Dodge.
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Jeremy McGivern, who runs Mercury Homesearch, an agency which specializes is sourcing prime London properties for clients, shares his thoughts on the London property market and on the broader UK market. Visit his site to download his free report or to sign up for his newsletter.
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Research actuary turned private investor, Guy Thomas, author of Free Capital: How 12 Private Investors Made Millions In The Stockmarket discusses his book, some of stories and methods in it, and also looks at some of his own investment strategies.
Read the BLOG about the book.
Buy it from from Harriman House or Amazon.
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Dominic Frisby meets Frank Holmes of US Global Investors , a boutique investment adviser listed on NASDAQ under the ticker symbol “GROW,” specializing in natural resources, emerging markets and global infrastructure.
· Since taking over as chief investment officer in 2000, the firm has received 27 Lipper Awards and performance achievement certificates in the U.S. mutual fund industry.
· The company’s Global Resources Fund was Lipper’s #1 global resources fund for 2010, up 38%. It was also #1 for the 10-year period.
· The Meridian Global Gold and Resources Fund has achieved an compounded rate of return of over 37% since its inception in August 2004.
· A $1,000,000 investment in the Fund at inception would have been worth more than $8,016,000 as of February 2011.
· The Meridian Global Energy and Resources Fund has achieved a compounded rate of return of over 10% since it was launched in September 2006 – vastly outperforming its relative benchmarks.
· Mr. Holmes is the co-author of The Goldwatcher: Demystifying Gold Investing which is available on Amazon.com.
· Mr. Holmes has over 30 years experience in global capital markets. He was named top mining fund manager for 2006 by Mining Journal magazine.
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Dominic Frisby talks silver to a very bullish Keith Neumeyer, President and CEO of First Majestic Silver (FR.TO; AG.NYSE) , the best-performing silver producer of 2010.
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Dominic Frisby talks to Anthony Dutton , president and CEO of IBC Advanced Alloys , about the rare metal Beryllium, its uses and the company he is strategically building to capitalize on the opportunities arising around this unique metal. There is a manufacturing arm with a proprietary aluminium-beryllium alloy, an R&D arm and a mining exploration arm.
IBC Advanced Alloys trade on the TSX venture exchange under the ticker IB.V . Click here for the live chart.
Beryllium is is a steel-grey, strong, extremely lightweight and brittle metal. It is primarily used as a hardening agent. Beryllium’s very low density (1.85 times that of water), high melting point (1287 °C), high temperature stability and low coefficient of thermal expansion, make it in many ways an ideal aerospace material. It has been used in rocket nozzles and is a significant component of planned space telescopes. Because of its relatively high transparency to X-rays and other ionizing radiation types, beryllium also has a number of uses as filters and windows for radiation and particle physics experiments.
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In part III of our PDAC 2011 interview, Dominic Frisby talk silver with Sean Rakhimov of Silver Strategies.
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In the second of our 2011 PDAC interviews from Toronto Dominic Frisby talks to Brent Cook, veteran geologist, who writes the newsletter Exploration Insights.
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In the first of three interviews recorded at the PDAC in Toronto, Dominic Frisby talks to Dave Skarica , writer of Addicted To Profitsmoments after his presentation …
Click here to buy Dave’s book : The Great Super Cycle
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The Q&A Session from the recent Cheviot Asset Management Sound Money Conference
Hosted by Dominic Frisby with
Max Keiser, David Morgan, James Turk, Richard Kragg, Ben Davies and Sandeep Jaitly
Apologies for the poor sound quality towards the end of the recording …
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Dominic Frisby meets Mexican multi-billionaire Hugo Salinas Price at Claridges and finds out about his simple scheme to introduce silver as money in the UK (and globally) . Salinas also reveals why he thinks it is inevitable that the current global system of money will collapse …
See the slides the accompany this talk. Or read Hugo’s London Speech In Full.
Hugo’s Website.
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In part VIII of our of shows looking at 2011, Dominic Frisby talks to Australian economist Steve Keen of Debtdeflation.com.
Steve is Associate Professor of Economics & Finance at the University of Western Sydney, and author of the popular book Debunking Economics(Zed Books UK, 2001; www.debunkingeconomics.com).
Steve predicted the financial crisis as long ago as December 2005, and warned that back in 1995 that a period of apparent stability could merely be “the calm before the storm”. His leading role as one of the tiny minority of economists to both foresee the crisis and warn of it was recognised by his peers when he received the Revere Award from the Real World Economics Review for being the economist who most cogently warned of the crisis, and whose work is most likely to prevent future crises.
He has over 50 academic publications on topics as diverse as financial instability, the money creation process, mathematical flaws in the conventional model of supply and demand, flaws in Marxian economics, the application of physics to economics, Islamic finance, and the role of chaos and complexity theory in economics. His work has been translated into Chinese, German and Russian.
Click here to read Steve’s essay of December 2009 on the global debt crisis, Debtwatch No 41, December 2009: 4 Years of Calling the GFC.
Click here for more on the book, Debunking Economics.
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In Part VII of our 2011 Predictions Porgrammes, the Long Wave Analyst, Ian Gordon, is back on the show with his outlook for the year. Winter is about to get that much colder.
The Long Wave Cycle and The Long Wave Group website
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Predictions Part VI with Dave Skarica , writer of Addicted To Profits. Dave’s not quite as positive about markets as he usually is …
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Mike ‘Mish’ Shedlock joins us to outline his thoughts on 2011, which he first writes about in his post, Ten Economic And Investment Themes For 2011. But in this interview we get a bonus 11th theme .
Mish is one of the - if not the - best economic blogger out there, a voice of sanity in all the madness. This is an excellent interview dealing in facts and fundamentals. The interview lasts an hour and gets better and better as it goes along …
Mish’s Blog - Global Economic Analysis
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Listener favourite James Turk, founder and chairman of Goldmoney, is back with his predictions for 2011. To read James’ book, click here.
Read James’ outlook for 2011 in full here.
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Michael Hampton, trader and investor, aka Dr Bubb is back to discuss his outlook for 2011. He sees tightening in China leading to a slowdown in the US …And of course lower house prices in the UK
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In the second of our special series of programmes looking at the investment themes for 2011, we talk to Larry Pesavento , pattern recognition expert. Beware January 4-6 …
Larry’s Website, Trading Tutor.
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In the first of the Frisby’s Bulls And Bears 2011 New Year’s Predictions, Dominic Frisby talks to Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors and finds out about what he sees ahead in 2011.
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Very much a macro-economic pub lunch with John Butler , partner in Amphora Capital.Amphora Capital LLP Partnerjbutler @ jb-cap.comhttp://www.amphora-capital.com
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James Cross of Adroit Resources (ADT.V / A7V.DE) tells about the global supply deficit in the little known metal antimony, which is used in soldering, lead batteries and in flame retardant products.
Adroit are developing gold-silver-antimony properties in Italy as well as an exciting copper-zinc project in Ontario, Canada.
View the Adroit Powerpoint Presentation here.
(There was a bug which meant the show cut off before the end. This has now been fixed. Apologies for any inconvenience).
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Interesting company interview with Juan Vegarra, chairman and CEO of Vena Resources (CA:VEM). Operating in Peru , Vena has some very interesting uranium projects in a JV with Cameco (see photos below), a zinc mine that’s about to go into production and some gold silver properties it is developing in a JV with Goldfields of South Africa.
http://www.venaresources.com/
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Myles Campion, director of and fund manager for Oceanic Asset Management talks commodities with Dominic Frisby.
http://www.oceanicasset.com.au/
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Dominic Frisby is at the Gold And Silver Investment Summit.
He talks to Paul Tustain, founder of Bullion Vault. And then to David Morgan, author of The Morgan Report.
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Larry Pesavento , pattern recognition expert , is back.
There’s a possible turn date this weekend …
Larry’s Website, Trading Tutor.
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Gordon Blankstein of Andover Ventures (AOX.v) gives us an overview of his exciting company.
With ownership of 23 (!) past-producing mines, Andover has near-term gold production and huge, blue-sky exploration potential.
Andover’s Website
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Julian D. Phillips of The Gold Forecaster shares his positive thoughts on gold - and his negative thoughts on the great big mess that is the US dollar, quantitative easing and the modern economy.
http://www.goldforecaster.com/
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Larry Pesavento , pattern recognition expert , is back. And, guess what, he’s bearish …
Larry’s Website.
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Mike Hampton aka Dr Bubb is back talking to Dominic Frisby about the recent rise in the gold price, junior mining and the hackles that get raised by the inflation-deflation debate.
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It might only be September, but as far as Ian Gordon is concerned we’re deep in winter. The Long Wave Analyst talks to Dominic Frisby about the Long Wave Cycle, the investment implications and why the Dow is going to 1000.
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Michael Hampton aka Dr Bubb guest presents this August show and talks to Dave Skarica and Erik Townsend.
They discuss the short term and long term set-up in the markets, and examine the prospects from both a Bearish and Bullish point of view. Some indicators we look at include: unemployment data, the current preponderance of negative economic indicators, and the longer term impact of the hugely negative sentiment readings we saw back in late June. Does the bull market still have legs? Will a new rally be fueled by QE2? Or will it be overwhelmed by events associated with the Cardinal climax, or a big Elliott third wave to the downside? We also consider whether or not the market is now seeing a seasonal low in gold prices.
There was an error near the end of the podcast, in my reference to the Baltic Dry index. In fact, the chart I had seen was the “Aifreight & Logistics Index” - see chart: http://tinyurl.com/AirF-Aug6 (thanks, Hogwild) - and not the Baltic Dry Index, which has had a tiny rally by comparison. For those with sensitive ears, you will notice that there are some minor distortions in the quality of the audio, something we will endeavour to improve on future podcasts
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Larry Pesavento , pattern recognition expert , returns to discuss his call for big falls into the August 10-12 timeframe
Larry still sees trouble ahead for the stock market, but for his August 10-12 call to be right, we should see a turn by July 31st.
Larry’s Website.
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Larry Pesavento , pattern recognition expert , who uses astrological patterns to great effect when trading, is back.
Despite the recent rally, Larry sees BIG trouble ahead for the stock market.
Larry’s Website.
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Dominic Frisby talks to Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors and finds out why Bob is keen on junior gold stocks at the moment.
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Mike ‘Mish’ Shedlock is back, giving us his take on money, markets and the economy. Some interesting insights into gold, bonds and money
Mish’s Blog - Global Economic Analysis
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Larry Pesavento , pattern recognition expert , who uses astrological patterns to great effect when trading, is back.
After his amazing call seeing April 25-26 as a major turn day, he sees big trouble ahead, starting around June 2nd.
Larry’s Website.
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Michael Hampton, trader and investor, aka Dr Bubb is back to discuss how China leads the Western markets , what needs to be done in the West and how he is positioning himself in the Swiss franc.
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After calling for a major turn in the markets this weekend, the SP500 is suddenly down 3% today. Larry relects on that call and suggests where we are headed from here. View Larry’s Charts.
A former member of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Larry has been a trader for over 45 years. His unique methods which involve chart pattern recognition and planetary cycles have enabled him to make some amazing market calls over the past 18 months. He is the author of ten books on trading, the most recent of which, is called Trade What You See How To Profit From Pattern Recognition and is published by Wiley Trading.
Larry’s Website: Trading Tutor
Larry’s Book, Trade What You See, is available at Amazon - also at Play
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Larry Pesavento , pattern recognition expert , who uses astrological patterns to great effect when trading, is back.
He sees this weekend - April 25th, 2010 - as a major turn date in the stock markets - as big as the March lows of 2009, which he predicted to the day.
Click here to view Larry’s charts.
Larry’s Website.
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Michael Hampton aka Dr Bubb is back giving his views of gold price manipulation allegations. Then, in the second half of the programme, Dominic recounts his experiences trying to get home from Spain during the standstill brought about by the flight ban imposed after Iceland’s volcano eruption.
Link to Earthquake discussion on GEI.
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John Rubino of Dollar Collapse and Green Stock Investing is back. We discuss the implications of a falling US Long Bond, the recent gold price manipulation and the performance of Green Tech in 2009-10.
Here are my charts to accompany that discussion:
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Michael Hampton aka Dr Bubb is back talking money, markets and malinvestment.
To see the charts and discussion that go with this show, click here.
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Exploration geologist, Tim Coughlin, of Lydian International (TSX:LYD) , who are developing Amulsar, a very exciting gold project in Armenia, discusses his latest company news: which is that Lydian are buying Newmont’s stake in the Amulsar Project.
This is a big development for the company and he looks at the why, the wherefore and the where next.
He is joined for the interview by legendary corporate financier Dr Frank Lucas of Loeb Aron
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Dominic talks meets Robert Prechter of Elliott Wave International in London.
Where does RP thinks the markets are headed over the next few years?
Lots of bear food for the deflationists … Wave Theory suggests just about everything is going down, except the dollar.
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A free-ranging conversation looking at some of the issues confronting the US and the UK in the coming months and years with Bill Sharon of SORMS and Michael Hampton of GEI.
Bill’s Blog.
NB Erratum: Bill Sharon points out his (small) error regarding the ranking of the education system in the US. The US are 37th in healthcare, not education. The UPI report of 2008 ranks the US 18th out of 36. The US was number 1 30 years ago.
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In this programme Dominic talks to Peter Miller, formerly of Iberian Minerals, about tin - one of the less fashionable metals - and the new company he is setting up to mine it in Spain, Eurotin.
Then we have a company interview with Norman Brewster of Cadillac Ventures (TSX.V:CDC), a Canadian exploration company operating in Spain and Canada, with various properties ranging from copper and tungsten to gold. Norman has extensive experience in geology and mine development worldwide and has been involved in numerous publicly traded companies. Link to Cadillac chart.
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Mike ‘Mish’ Shedlock and Michael ‘Dr Bubb’ Hampton are back with their take on the markets.
Mish’s Blog - Global Economic Analysis
Dr Bubb’s Forum - Global Edge Investors
Link To The Thread On This Programme
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Some very interesting - and different - opinions on the outlokk for 2010 with ..
First, Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors
Then Dave Skarica of Addicted To Profits
And, lastly, the Gold Stock Technician, Frank Barbera ( frankbgst @ aol.com )
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In part 1 of a series of shows looking at 2010, Dominic Frisby talks to Australian economist Steve Keen of Debtdeflation.com.
Click here to read Steve’s essay of December 2009 on the global debt crisis, Debtwatch No 41, December 2009: 4 Years of Calling the GFC
Click here for more on the book, Debunking Economics.
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Trader Mike Hampton sees non-confirmations everywhere , he thinks we could be at some kind of inflection point and he’s been buying uranium stocks …
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Dr Marc Faber, editor of the Gloom Boom Doom Report.
‘The two worst investments are bonds and cash. I would accumulate equities on weakness.’
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John-Mark Staude, president of Riverside Resources (TSX:RRI) , discusses his company and its strategy . Then he takes a look at junior mining in general and, in particular, the business of mining exploration. Riverside stock info.
J-M’s Youtube videos:
Episode 1 Sampling.
Episode 2 Mapping.
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Dominic Frisby talks to Bill Still about his latest film, The Secret of Oz.
Watch The Secret Of Oz Trailer.
The Money Masters
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Author Bill Bonner, co-founder and president of Agora Publishing, talks depressions, savings and debt, Argentina, inflation and deflation.
Find out more about The Daily Reckoning.
Read Bill’s Books
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The first of two programmes discussing the UK property market, and our economic and social policy, with Michael Hampton of Global Edge Investors and Fred Harrison of The Renegade Economist .
Read about Fred’s 18-year cycle at Moneyweek.
(Apologies for the levels)
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The first of two programmes discussing the UK property market, and our economic and social policy, with Michael Hampton of Global Edge Investors and Fred Harrison of The Renegade Economist .
Read about Fred’s 18-year cycle at Moneyweek.
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Straight-talking Ed Mead of estate agent Douglas and Gordon discusses the London property market and its outlook.
Visit Ed’s Website
Sign up for the Douglas and Gordon Market Report .
Read the September Report
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Matthew Elliott , CEO of The Tax Payers’ Alliance and author of The Bumper Book Of Government Waste, discusses government waste, Gordon Brown’s profligacy, David Cameron’s opportunity and his latest book, Fleeced.
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Michael Hampton, aka Dr Bubb, of Global Edge Investors , discusses his latest article for Financial Sense .
Manic Swings - Inflation or Deflation?Part 1: Bipolar markets are essential to the “adjustment process” when voters and politicians prefer denial to a painful reality
Read the article at Financial Sense.
View the thread and Michael’s charts on the subject .
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Dave Skarica of Addicted To Profits visits London and talks markets …
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Dominic Frisby meets up with Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors in London.
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A Reading by Dominic Frisby of his essay on gold for The Idler Magazine .
Buy The Latest Magazine: Idler 42, Smash The System , How To Be Idle or How To Be Free,
The Book Of Idle Pleasures (In my opinion the greatest lavatory companion of the modern era).
Download full essay here.
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A fascinating interview with Douglas Willock of Polar Star Mining . He tells us about his exciting company who are exploring for copper, gold and uranium in Chile; and talks with great insight and knowledge about Chile, its people, geography and history.
View the Polar Star Summer 2009 Quick Overview.
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Hong Kong trader Michael Hampton and Dominic Frisby discuss the outlook for stock markets, gold, silver, oil, bonds and housing.
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Olympus Pacific Minerals (CA:OYM, OTCBB:OLYMF) are a junior gold producer operating in Vietnam. With a small amount of production, lots of exciting exploration upside, a small market cap and ‘first-mover advantage’ this is an exciting story. Chairman, CEO and major shareholder Dave Seton gives us an overview. (Click for chart)
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Not for the first time Arch Crawford of Crawford Perspectives was named by Hulbert’s Financial Digest , which looks at the performance of 500 different newsletter writers , as the top market timer of 2008.
He uses technical analysis and planetary cycles to determine market direction. His outlook for 2010 is very grim: the alignment of the planets around July 27-30, 2010, could see ‘major changes on the earth, it could change the face of civilization’.
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A former member of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Larry has been a trader for over 45 years. His unique methods which involve chart pattern recognition and planetary cycles have enabled him to make some amazing market calls over the past 18 months. He is the author of ten books on trading, the most recent of which, is called Trade What You See How To Profit From Pattern Recognition and is published by Wiley Trading.
Larry’s Website: Trading Tutor
Larry’s Book, Trade What You See, is available at Amazon - also at Play
To view the slide show PDF, click here.
GEI Thread
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Mitch Cope tells Michael Hampton and Dominic Frisby about The Powerhouse Project , which he runs with his wife Gina Reichart, in Detroit, where you can now pick up a home for as little as $100.
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Robin Griffiths, author with William Houston of Water: The Final Resource. How the Politics Of Water Will Affect The World, discusses cycles, technical analysis and some of the many issues raised in his excellent new book.
Buy with PLAY or AMAZON.
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John Rubino discusses his latest book , Clean Money: Picking Winners In The Green Tech Boom.
Buy the book at Amazon or at Play
John’s Websites: Green Stock Investing and Dollar Collapse
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Dominic Frisby and Michael Hampton talk to Larry Pesavento, veteran trader of 45 years.
Larry’s Website: Trading Tutor
Larry’s Book, Trade What You See, is available at Amazon - also at Play
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Trader Michael Hampton is looking for a turn in the markets, but at the moment it hasn’t come now. He likes oil and oil stocks, but for now he finds himself ’sitting on the fence’ .
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Andrew Bell of Regency Mines (UK:RGM) and Red Rock Resources (UK:RRR) gives us an overview of his two companies and the opportunites that are arising as they move forward.
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Trader and author Michael Hampton looks at the sorry state of the UK Economy and finds parallels between now and 1976.
Read the GEI thread on this show and see the charts here.
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Mike ‘Mish’ Shedlock , editor of Global Economic Analysis, and
Michael Hampton, aka Dr Bubb, of Global Edge Investors , discuss their outlooks for 2009.
To read Mish’s post Reflections on 2008, Themes for 2009, click here.
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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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Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors.
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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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With Anne Belsey of The Money Reform Party
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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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With
John Woosley of Lauristons Estate Agents
Merryn Somerset Webb of Moneyweek Magazine
Jonathan Davis of Armstrong Davis
Reinhard Schu of Berlin Property Investments
Michael Hampton of Global Edge Investors
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Dafydd Rogers of Daffyd Rogers and David Pugh Ltd discusses investing in theatre.And Michael Hampton interviews Dominic and Terence Frisby about their project Kisses On A Postcard.
Kisses On A Postcard Website. Kisses On A Postcard Brochure.
Moneyweek Article On Investing In Theatre
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Notorious short-seller, Simon Cawkwell, the man who made a million shorting Northern Rock, shares his thoughts. To read Evil Knievil’s diary at t1ps.com, click here.
And Michael Hampton is back talking shorting, oil and uranium.
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Brian Groves and Scott Weekes of Skygold Ventures talk about their exciting Spanish Mountain asset in British Columbia.
Listener favourite James Turk, founder and chairman of Goldmoney, is back to talk gold and inflation. To read James’ book, click here.
And Mike Hampton and I discuss gold and, with Labour’s housing gaffe this week, we look at UK property. To view the document we discuss, click here.
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Ralph Shearing of Soho Resources (CA:SOH) tells us about his latest drill results and the strategy of Soho as they move forward.
And Michael Hampton of GEI discusses the Malaysian property market, junior mining and the dollar. Click here for Michael’s charts.
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Robert Archer of Great Panther Resources (CA:GPR) talks silver mining in Mexico.
and Michael Hampton tells us about OTP - Once Trod Paths - an extremely useful technical trading tool.
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So says CWR favourite, ‘Zapata’ George Blake, a features guest in our most recent show, along with regular and favourite Michael Hampton of GEI.
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Irwin Olian of Pan African Mining (CA:PAF) talks junior mining and gives us an overview of his multi-faceted company with coal, gold and uranium assets in Madagascar and its diamonds in Botswana.
And Michael Hampton is back, sharing his thoughts.
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In this week’s show I talk to Bob Hoye, chief financial strategist with Institutional Advisors.
Bob shares his thoughts on the direction of the stock markets, gold and silver; he also explains why he doesn’t expect the hyperinflationary scenario which many are predicting.
Do please suggest any companies or individuals you would like to hear interviewed. I do get your suggestions and I promise I am (slowly) acting on them
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John Rubino, author of The Coming Collapse Of The Dollar, talks gold, green stock investing and stock markets.
While Michael Hampton predicts the future rather accurately. (Click here for the charts to go with the interview).
John’s Website
Michael’s Website
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Our all-star line-up of experts make their predictions in a Special New Year’s Commodity Watch Radio:
- Dr Marc Faber
- James Turk
- Michael Hampton
- Zapata George
- Campbell Smyth
- Dave Skarica
- Jim Rogers If you have any guests or companies that you would like to hear interviewed, do please let me know. Happy Listening and Happy 2008.
With Best Wishes, Dominic
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Dominic Frisby and Michael Hampton talk to James Turk of Goldmoney about Gold, Dollars, Derivatives, Debt and Weimar Germany.
Plus Dominic talks to Harry Adams, Jeff Rayner and Malcolm Stallman, the MD and geologists of Kefi Minerals, an exciting gold exploration company in Turkey.
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The day after The UK Silver Summit David Morgan and David Bensimon talk cycles and silver. (Apologies for the audio quality at the beginning of the programme - in the promisingly quiet cafe where we were sitting, they turned on the coffee machine just as we began the interview).
David Morgan’s Website, Silver Investor.David Bensimon’s Website, Polar Pacific.
Plus Michael Hampton, aka Dr Bubb, gives his take on the markets and on cycles.
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Mark Hoban, Shadow Financial Secretary to the Treasury, talks Gordon Brown, the Bank Of England, inflation and gold. “I wouldn’t think about going back to an asset-backed currency. Where would you find the assets?”
Mark’s Website
And Michael Hampton of GEI updates us on UK housing and gold.
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CWR favourite Paul van Eeden returns this week to discuss his current trading strategies and his outlook for the markets.
Michael Hampton is back too with his view of things from the Far East.
This is a very gold-focussed show.
Paul’s website.
Michael’s website.
And if you want to find out more about ‘the musical’, click here. (It’s called Kisses On A Postcard, by the way).
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This week Dominic Frisby, together with Michael Hampton of GEI, talks to John Mauldin, president of Millennium Wave Investments and author of newsletter Thoughts From The Frontline.
They discuss the recent panic in the markets, hedge funds and what’s in store for us all as far away as 2027.
Visit John’s website here and read his newsletter here.
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David Skarica of Addicted To Profits and Michael Hampton of Global Edge Investors discuss the recent, turbulent market action and speculate as to what’s in store for stocks, gold and base metals.
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This week we talk Natural Gas with ‘Zapata’ George Blake.
Bill Andrew, president of The Penn West Energy Trust, gives us an overview of his company.
And Michael Hampton of GEI brings us up to date with his views on property, gold and the markets.
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Doug Casey, best-selling author, serial traveller and legendary natural resource and International Speculator.
Callum Baxter, MD of Greatland Gold (AIM:GGP)
Rick Van Nieuwenhuyse, President and CEO of Nova Gold Resources (AMEX/TSX:NG)
And Michael Hampton of Global Edge Investors and Tim Nuding compare 2007 to 1987.
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Merryn Somerset Webb, editor of Moneyweek and author of Love Is Not Enough: A Smart Woman’s Guide To Making (And Keeping) Money.
John Wriglesworth of The Wriglesworth Consultancy.
John Woosley of Lauristons. And Michael Hampton of Global Edge Investors.Read Michael’s article,The Rich Feast In London.If you have any companies you would like to hear interviewed, or if you have any comments on the show, do please email me your suggestions via the contact button on the right of your screen.
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Paul van Eeden of Cranberry Capital.
Abraham Drost of Sabina Silver. (TSX:SBB.V)
After their landmark court ruling, Marc Henderson of Aquiline Resources (TSX:AQI)
And Michael Hampton, aka, Dr Bubb talks gold, calls and inflation. (Click here to view Michael’s charts).
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Bob Hoye of Institutional Advisors who was speaking at the recent Halkin Conference.
Jeff Pritchard of Capital Gold, whose first gold pour is imminent.
And Dr Bubb of GEI talks bonds, gold and China.
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Michael Coulson
Author of An Insider’s Guide To The Mining Sector.(Buy at Amazon or Play ).
Andrew Woollett, MD of Zincox Resources (AIM:ZOX)And Michael Hampton aka Dr Bubb of Global Edge Investors.
To view the charts which accompany Michael’s discussion, click here.
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PLATINUM AND PLATINUM GROUP METALS with:
Michael Johnson of Beartooth Platinum (TSX:BTP) .
Nick Barisheff of Bullion Management Services
(To read Nick’s article, ‘Platinum Dark Horse Bright Future’, click here.)
And Michael Hampton, aka Dr Bubb, from Global Edge Investors. Click here for Michael’s charts that accompany his discussion.
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Our mega show on Uranium is now broadcast in one whopping three hour part.
I have applied to Guinness World Records for a World Record that this programme is the biggest radio show on the subject of Uranium ever.
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Peter Schiff, author of Crash Proof and president of Euro Pacific Capital.
Andrew Bell of Regency Mining (AIM:RGM) on nickel.
And a four way discussion on the dollar and whether a May correction is coming between Michael Hampton, Campbell Smythe of the Phoenix Gold Fund and Dave Skarica of Addicted To Profits. To view the charts we discuss, click here.
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“In the long run I am actually quite positive for all commodity prices, especially given we have Mr Bernanke …” - Dr Marc Faber
We look at mining in Asia and we start with an exclusive interview with Dr Marc Faber, author of “Tomorrow’s Gold” and who runs the GloomBoomDoom.com report website. He is also a director of Ivanhoe Mines operating in Mongolia. Marc Faber is the guest most requested by our listeners.
Part 1 with Marc Faber and interviews with Leyshon Resources and Olympus Pacific Minerals -
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The Marc Faber interview continues.
Jay Chmelauskas, President and CEO, Jinshan Gold Mines(TSX.JIN). Jinshan Gold Mines is a Canadian mining company focused on the exploration and development of gold projects in Asia, and is building one of the largest gold mines in China with planned production starting June 2007. The final feasibility study indicates the mine is expected to produce approximately 117,000 ounces of gold per year. www.jinshanmines.com
Jinshan Gold Mines Minesite profile
And Michael Hampton tells us a credit crunch might be looming. For Michael’s charts, click here.
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“We are not anywhere near the top in uranium … the only choice is uranium or sitting in the dark.” – James Dines
Also appearing:
Marc Henderson, President of Laramide Resources Ltd(TSX.LAM). Minesite Profile. Read interview transcript.
Matthew Idiens, Commercial Director, Vane Minerals (LSE:VML). Minesite Profile.
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The Dines interview continues …
PLUS -Chris Healey, President, Uranium Power Corp (TSX-V: UPC) Read interview transcriptAlan J Eggers, Managing Director, Summit Resources (ASX:SMM NZX:SMM). Minesite Profile . Read interview transcript .
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Robert Wallace interview, Yellowcake plc - Read interview transcript
Andrew Ferguson of Geiger Counter Limited (LSE:GCL) . Read interview transcript pdf .
Michael Hampton, aka Dr Bubb, of GEI - Read interview transcript
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“I like to buy things when they’re cheap and hold ‘em” – Jim Rogers.
We start with an exclusive interview with Jim Rogers, co-founder with George Soros of the Quantum Fund . Jim is author of many books his most recent being ”Hot Commodities“. The interview is in two parts, the second being a wide ranging discussion.
Jim Rogers Part 1 - Download MP3 (right click and select “Save Target As”)Jim...
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Jim Rogers returns
Harry Anagnostaras-Adams, Managing Director EMED Mining (LSE.EMED). EMED Mining is exploring for copper and gold from Eastern Europe to Iran. The area includes many past centres of mining and has under-explored potential for many styles of mineralisation.
EMED Minesite Profile
Michael Hampton (aka Dr Bubb) discusses the gold to oil ratio. Mike runs the Minesite Bulletin Board . To view Michael’s charts click here.
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“Gold is going to $8000 an ounce and silver $400! And it’s going there quicker than you think!” – James Turk.
We start with an interview with James Turk, founder of Goldmoney.com. James is author, with John Rubino, of “The Coming Collapse Of the Dollar And How To Profit From It”Expert trader Michael hampton, aka Dr Bubb, founder of GEI, gives his five rules for investing; and we hear from the execs of three gold companies.
Gold Resource Corp (OBB-GORO) – Bill Reid, President. www.goldresourcecorp.com
President of Gold Kazakh Gold (LSE-KZG) – Lord Peter Daresbury, Chairman. www.witsgold.co.za
Wits Gold (JSE-WGR) – Adam Fleming, Chairman. www.kazakhgold.com
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“The single best investment in the world at the present time” so says David Morgan, our first ver guest on CWR. One of the world’s leading silver bugs, David is editor of www.silver-investor.com, author of “The Morgan Report”, a research report that has grown in popularity and is today seen as one of the pre-eminent reports on Free Market economics in the financial industry, and of “Get The Skinny On Silver”.
We also interview the executives of two silver companies. Keith Neumeyer of First Majestic (http://www.firstmajestic.com) and Cathy Fong of Silvercorp (http://www.silvercorp.ca)
Finally professional investor, Michael Hampton, aka, Dr Bubb, gives his take on the markets. You can read Michael’s Bulletin Board by clicking on the link.
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