Sacre Coeur Minerals with Irwin Olian
Posted by commoditywatch on 29th November 2008
Irwin Olian of Sacre Coeur Minerals (CA:SCM) discusses his company, their prospects and takes a wider look at the economic outlook.
Irwin is an entrepreneur with a strong background in finance and law. He graduated from Princeton University with an A.B. in Economics and received his law degree from Harvard Law School. He has founded and built many companies including Pan African Mining, which was taken out earlier in 2008, African Queen, Enermad, Neo Classics, North American Scientific, Inc., a Los Angeles based manufacturer of radioisotope products for the medical industry, including seeds implanted for the treatment of prostate cancer, which has grown from a startup to a successful NASDAQ company. He also served as Vice President of Bear Stearns & Co. Inc. Irwin’s legal experience includes a position as a Senior Attorney for Warner Bros. Inc. at Burbank Studios for five years, a position as a business affairs executive with talent agency, International Creative Management, and positions as a corporate attorney with Wyman, Bautzer, Rothman & Kuchel in Los Angeles, and Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro in San Francisco.
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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?
Hugh Hendry of 
