Join host Jesse Day as he engages in deep conversations with prominent investors, fund managers, analysts and mining company CEOs with the aim of making you a better investor in the commodities space. Topics covered include precious metals, oil and gas, uranium, agriculture, and much more.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 185 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationBusinessHow ToInvesting |
John Lee, CEO of Flying Nickel Mining (TSX-V: FLYN | OTCQB: FLYNF) thinks we are entering an era of higher interest rates and continued inflation, and he highlights that while not all commodities will be strong performers in this environment, the set... more
Willem Middelkoop believes the world is reaching a turning point when it comes to the global monetary system, and Western dollar supremacy is being challenged by the Eastern BRICS alliance. Willem notes that gold will be a massive beneficiary of this... more
John Ciampaglia brings his unique perspective as the CEO of Sprott to bear to shine a light on growing institutional investor interest in gold, silver, uranium, copper, and other commodities. John thinks were on the precipice of a commodities supercy... more
Peter Schiff sees the economic situation in the U.S. continuing to decline, as out-of-control government deficits, skyrocketing debt and persistent inflation crush the American dream. Gold and silvers recent price action are a testament to this fact ... more
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