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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‘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:
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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.
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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Read about Fred’s 18-year cycle at Moneyweek.
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Read the September Report
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.
Michael Hampton, aka Dr Bubb, of Global Edge Investors , discusses his latest article for Financial Sense .
Part 1: Bipolar markets are essential to the “adjustment process” when voters and politicians prefer denial to a painful reality
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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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The Book Of Idle Pleasures (In my opinion the greatest lavatory companion of the modern era).
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.
Hong Kong trader Michael Hampton and Dominic Frisby discuss the outlook for stock markets, gold, silver, oil, bonds and housing.
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)
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
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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.
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.
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Mike Magrum tells us about his company Xemplar Energy (CA:XE / US:ZEPRF / Frankfurt : E7R) , who are exploring for Uranium in Namibia.
Namibia, a country with a rich history in mining, is known for its low grade and high tonnage uranium deposits. Currently, there are two uranium mines (Rossing and Langer Heinrich) operating in Namibia, producing 8% of the world’s U3O8 and over the past 18 months two low grade uranium deposits of significant size in Namibia have been the subject of a takeover (UraMin for its Trekkopje Deposit) and a takeover offer (Forsys Metals for its Valencia Deposit).
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
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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Capital Gold (US:CGLD; CA:CGC) is a junior mining company, producing about 60,000 ounces of gold per year from their El Chanate mine in Northern Mexico. They put their mine into production cheaply and quickly, encountering few of the problems that seem to afflict other companies. Their cash costs are about $300 per ounce. Their market cap is around US$130 million.
This week it was announced that Gammon Gold (CA:GAM, US:GRS) - a mid-tier producer in the nearby Mexico area, market cap about US$920 million - were making an all-share takeover bid that values Capital at a 20-30% premium. Is this a good deal for Capital’s shareholders? Capital’s COO John Brownlie discusses:
Bill Reid has put together one of the most exciting gold juniors around. After returning bonanza grade after bonanza grade, they head into production at their El Aguila mine in Southern Mexico later this year. He tells us the story? (US: GORO)
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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.
Trader and author Michael Hampton looks at the sorry state of the UK Economy and finds parallels between now and 1976.
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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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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.’
Roger Ballentine of China Energy Recovery (US:CGYV)
China Energy Recovery (CER), headquartered in Shanghai, is an international leader in designing, fabricating, implementing and servicing energy recovery systems. CER’s technology captures industrial waste energy to produce low cost electrical power, which enables industrial manufacturers to reduce their energy costs, shrink their emissions footprint, and generate sellable emissions credits. CER’s systems are effective at reducing sulfur dioxide emissions, which are a leading cause of acid rain. CER has successfully installed over one hundred energy recovery systems both in China and internationally. Please download the latest corporate presentation here for a more detailed overview.
At 12/12/2008:
Market Cap: $41.3 million (Based on 29.6MM shares outstanding)
Year High and Low: High - $3.40 / Low - $0.95 (Tradable period since 9/09/08)
Management owns 70%. Other shares are spread.
Current net income (Quarter ended 9/30/08): $244,856
Current net income (LTM 9/30/08): $1,639,956
Current Cash Balance (9/30/08): $6,368,633
“The Company derives revenues principally from (a) sales of energy recovery systems, (b) provision of design services, and (c) provision of Engineering, Procurement and Construction (”EPC”) services, which are essentially turnkey contracts where the Company provides all services in the whole construction process from design, development, engineering, manufacturing to installation. In providing design services, the Company designs energy recovery systems and other related systems based on a customer’s requirements and the deliverable consists of engineering drawings. The customer may elect to engage the Company to manufacture the designed system or choose to present the Company’s drawings to other manufacturers for manufacturing and installation. In contrast, when providing EPC services, the customer is purchasing a turnkey energy recovery system and the Company is involved throughout the entire process from design to installation.”
