
An Explorer’s Quest For Uranium In Alaska
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….At COP28, Countries Launch Declaration to Triple Nuclear Energy Capacity by 2050, Recognizing the Key Role of Nuclear Energy in Reaching Net ….
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….Best-selling author and former Lehman Brothers trader Jared Dillian explains why Lehman Brothers wasn’t bailed out in 2008 on a recent podcast. Despite its systemic risk, there are two key reasons it wasn’t bailed out… The first had to do with the illiquid nature of its assets, and the second involves the company’s former CEO, Dick Fuld.
Dillian explains that,
“Lehman had bought about 40 billion dollars worth of physical real estate all over the world. Desert in California, condos in Scotland, apartment buildings. And, it was stuff that was going to take ten years to liquidate. So, if the government had bailed out Lehman, it would have been a huge mess selling off all these illiquid assets.”
Perhaps a lesson for investors who have too much capital tied up in illiquid assets…
In a crash or crisis, one never wants difficulty shoring up liquidity. First, it can prevent ….
Investors are concerned about persistent inflation despite many stock indices continuing to melt up. To solve this financial stress, best-selling author Jared Dillian discusses what he calls the ‘AWESOME Portfolio’ and strategies for living a more stress-free financial life…
From gold price predictions to what he is doing with his own money, Jared doesn’t hold back in our latest pod.
On the pod, Jared and Aaron, with their practical approach, discuss his time at Lehman, what he sees for the markets and gold in the coming years, and his strategy to fight what he believes will be many more years of an inflationary environment. Most importantly, the guys talk about what it takes to truly live a stress-free financial life, offering tangible steps and strategies.
Dillian preaches that it’s all about structuring one’s affairs in a manner that suits the individual. Even the rich can become stressed when they take on too ….
Chris Vermeulen, the founder and Chief Market Strategist for The Technical Traders, forecasts a significant decline in U.S. equities. In our latest exclusive interview, Chris lays out his thesis that the markets are in a topping phase and may only rise another 5% before a dramatic decline. Unsurprisingly, the long-time gold bull believes precious metals are about to enter a super cycle.
Chris opens up about how he cut his teeth in the markets and the bumpy road that led him to pure technical trading. He believes that discipline is the most essential characteristic of a successful trader.
Chris explains his philosophy as it relates to the market, noting,
“I like to always look at the stock market like the ocean. The tide is either rising and we want to own equities, or the tide is either going down and we want to probably look at a different ….
“I like to always look at the stock market like the ocean. The tide is either rising and we want to own equities, or the tide is either going down and we want to probably look at a different ….
The commodity bull run, led by uranium, gold, silver and copper, is in full swing. Uranium has tripled in the past few years, while silver is up over 50%. Silver was up nearly 4% today as the metal continues outperforming gold, which recently hit an all-time high above $2,400 per ounce.
So, if dollar devaluation is incoming, investors should heed the advice of renowned mining and commodity investor, Rick Rule. We had Rick on the podcast a few weeks back, and his sage advice on all things commodities is worth the listen.
Rick Rule and Aaron Hoddinott discuss what commodity looks attractive from a long-term investment perspective. In May 2024, Rick’s chosen undervalued commodity is North American natural gas. He believes the low price encourages consumption but discourages exploration, leading to higher prices.
Concerning natural gas’ price potential, Rule pointedly notes,
“The cure for low prices is always low prices.”
Not coincidentally, Morocco’s trade with China has surged over 500% in the last decade. Examples of increased economic activity between the two nations are everywhere within Morocco. China has invested heavily in the construction of the Mohammed VI Tangier Tech City, a $10 billion project launched in 2017. This ambitious project is designed to be a hub for ….
In the latest episode of the Pinnacle Digest podcast, host Alexander Smith engages in a timely and insightful discussion with Michael A. Gayed, portfolio manager If you’re not already a member of our newsletter and you invest in TSX Venture and CSE stocks, what are you waiting for? Subscribe today. Only our best content will land in your inbox. Chris Vermeulen of The Technical Traders believes the next supercycle for mining stocks will commence later this year or sometime next year. He says these supercycles can be life-changing if investors get the timing right. However, the U.S. dollar will likely have to weaken for gold and other precious metals to really break out. He reminds investors that these mining supercycles are often fleeting, stating, “They only last for a handful of years. But you can make a ton of money. So, that time is coming.” Finally, he notes, “Everybody always wants trades to happen, but these major cycles take a long time to unfold.” While mining stocks had been outperforming, they were all down Thursday as gold and silver continued to sell off. U.S. stocks saw their largest decline in more than two years on Wednesday. Investors are skittish as we approach an important news period next week, which includes …. Investors are loading up on what consumers and economies need to function. Copper and uranium are viewed as necessities for the clean energy movement and will need to be mined in abundance if any goals or even a continued movement toward net zero are to be achieved. However, policy implemented by politicians is sometimes at odds with the reality of extracting billions of pounds of copper. Professional geologist Steve Robertson explains why the discovery rate in copper deposits has dropped dramatically over the last decade. Given its widespread use in green energy applications, it’s imperative that copper exploration, and as a result, discoveries, increase in the years to come. The title of Energy.Gov’s article on the outcome of COP28 says it all: At COP28, Countries Launch Declaration to Triple Nuclear Energy Capacity by 2050, Recognizing the Key Role of Nuclear Energy in Reaching Net ….
At COP28, Countries Launch Declaration to Triple Nuclear Energy Capacity by 2050, Recognizing the Key Role of Nuclear Energy in Reaching Net …. If you’re not already a member of our newsletter and you invest in TSX Venture and CSE stocks, what are you waiting for? Subscribe today. Only our best content will land in your inbox. Best-selling author and former Lehman Brothers trader Jared Dillian explains why Lehman Brothers wasn’t bailed out in 2008 on a recent podcast. Despite its systemic risk, there are two key reasons it wasn’t bailed out… The first had to do with the illiquid nature of its assets, and the second involves the company’s former CEO, Dick Fuld. Dillian explains that, “Lehman had bought about 40 billion dollars worth of physical real estate all over the world. Desert in California, condos in Scotland, apartment buildings. And, it was stuff that was going to take ten years to liquidate. So, if the government had bailed out Lehman, it would have been a huge mess selling off all these illiquid assets.” Perhaps a lesson for investors who have too much capital tied up in illiquid assets… In a crash or crisis, one never wants difficulty shoring up liquidity. First, it can prevent …. Investors are concerned about persistent inflation despite many stock indices continuing to melt up. To solve this financial stress, best-selling author Jared Dillian discusses what he calls the ‘AWESOME Portfolio’ and strategies for living a more stress-free financial life… From gold price predictions to what he is doing with his own money, Jared doesn’t hold back in our latest pod. On the pod, Jared and Aaron, with their practical approach, discuss his time at Lehman, what he sees for the markets and gold in the coming years, and his strategy to fight what he believes will be many more years of an inflationary environment. Most importantly, the guys talk about what it takes to truly live a stress-free financial life, offering tangible steps and strategies. Dillian preaches that it’s all about structuring one’s affairs in a manner that suits the individual. Even the rich can become stressed when they take on too …. Chris Vermeulen, the founder and Chief Market Strategist for The Technical Traders, forecasts a significant decline in U.S. equities. In our latest exclusive interview, Chris lays out his thesis that the markets are in a topping phase and may only rise another 5% before a dramatic decline. Unsurprisingly, the long-time gold bull believes precious metals are about to enter a super cycle. Chris opens up about how he cut his teeth in the markets and the bumpy road that led him to pure technical trading. He believes that discipline is the most essential characteristic of a successful trader. Chris explains his philosophy as it relates to the market, noting, “I like to always look at the stock market like the ocean. The tide is either rising and we want to own equities, or the tide is either going down and we want to probably look at a different ….
“I like to always look at the stock market like the ocean. The tide is either rising and we want to own equities, or the tide is either going down and we want to probably look at a different …. The commodity bull run, led by uranium, gold, silver and copper, is in full swing. Uranium has tripled in the past few years, while silver is up over 50%. Silver was up nearly 4% today as the metal continues outperforming gold, which recently hit an all-time high above $2,400 per ounce. So, if dollar devaluation is incoming, investors should heed the advice of renowned mining and commodity investor, Rick Rule. We had Rick on the podcast a few weeks back, and his sage advice on all things commodities is worth the listen. Rick Rule and Aaron Hoddinott discuss what commodity looks attractive from a long-term investment perspective. In May 2024, Rick’s chosen undervalued commodity is North American natural gas. He believes the low price encourages consumption but discourages exploration, leading to higher prices. Concerning natural gas’ price potential, Rule pointedly notes, “The cure for low prices is always low prices.”
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