Cody Shirk - Investing and Geopolitics
Cody Shirk - Investing and Geopolitics
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Investing in Artificial Waves - Surfer's Will Pay Big Money (and it's not just for the waves)
Around the world there are nearly 100 wave parks under development. Surfer's are lining up to spend big money for access to perfect waves in locations without any ocean.
Although there is definitely an opportunity to invest in the development of these artificial waves, there is an equally compelling opportunity with the surrounding communities.
Now is the time to start checking out the multiple different 'surfing country clubs' being built.
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Copper in Zambia is Attracting the U.S., China, India (and more) - Copper Investors Beware
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Zambia is one of the largest copper producers in the world, and a recent discovery is making this African nation even more important... The U.S., China, India, the Middle East, and other countries are currently investing billions into Zambia, which is creating significant opportunities and risks for investors. There is also a larger geopolitical game being played out across the African continen...
Coal Better for Environment than LNG? Coal Stocks are CHEAP, Investors Ignoring This Energy Resource
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Coal has a horrible reputation as a dirty energy source that contributes to greenhouse gases. However, a new study was just released that discovered LNG is 33% worse for the environment than coal. This is after many countries have transition away from coal to natural gas. For investors, this is a very interesting scenario, as coal stocks are CHEAP. On top of all of that, coal power plants are s...
Natural Gas Powered Data Centers, LNG, Geopolitics - Investors Pay Attention
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The US is producing and exporting more natural gas than it ever has. At the same time, natural gas is extremely inexpensive. This situation has created an interesting geopolitical dynamic, where many other countries are becoming more reliant on US LNG (liquefied natural gas). Also, domesitcally in the US, big tech companies are starting to realize that they need natural gas to generate electric...
Florida Real Estate Crash Coming Because of Hurricanes?
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Florida has seen several hurricanes over the past couple of years that have caused significant damage to some areas of the state. Because of this, home owner insurance policies have risen dramatically over the past couple of years. This has put an enormous burdern on many current home owners and those in the market looking to buy. Will the most recent hurricanes excerbate this situation? Will t...
Cobalt is CHEAP! Will Prices Come Back? Depends on What Happens Next in the World
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Cobalt is an extremely important metal that is used in batteries, magnets, and specialized metal alloys. The US, and many other nations, are dependent on cobalt supplies which mostly come from Africa - specifically the DRC. For investors, there could be a large opportunity, as cobalt is currently trading at prices not seen in nearly a decade.
Why is the US & EU in Angola? (They're Racing Russia and China for Influence, and More...)
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Across Africa there is an enormous shift in traditional colonial powers, with new relationships being formed. The US, China, and Russia are in a race to secure critical minerals in order to grow their domestic economies. Angola, The DRC, and Zambia are specifically important for a variety of reasons. For investors, there are lots of risks and opportunities to be had.
Investors Need to Realize What Governments are Preparing For - Huge Risks & Opportunities
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The United States Department of Defense and State Department are actively, and frantically, establishing new supply chains for critical metal, rare earth minerals, and other resources. Currently, the US is completely dependent on other nations, including China, for the raw materials used in many different manufactuing processes. For investors, there are new risks and opportunities if you unders...
The Most Interesting Investments for 2024 - How Big Money is Preparing for More Conflict
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Recently, I made a presentation to a group of private investors who are looking for interesting investment opporutnities with liquidity. In this video I share multiple different ideas, sectors, and specific companies that are looking very interesting. Over the past year, I have presented to many different groups of investors who are sitting on real estate and/or private investments, and they wa...
Are Small Modular Reactors (SMR's) the Future for Nuclear Energy Production?
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Small Modular Reactors, known as SMR's, are being developed by a number of proviate startup companies and several publicly traded companies (like Oklo and Nu Nuclear Energy). For investors who realize that nulcear energy is the best option to supply the world's massive energy needs, SMR's are a way to play this industry (as opposed to just uranium). You can also look at utilities and companies ...
Graphite is Becoming a Strategic Mineral for Governments Around the World - Investors Pay Attention
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Graphite is becoming more important as the world continues to electricfy itself. From lithium ion batteries to nuclear reactors, graphite is an important ingredient to much of our economic infrastructure.
Uranium Set to Soar with Microsoft and Amazon Announcements - $UEC $URG
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The entire narrative around nuclear power plants is changing, as tech companies like Microsoft and Amazon have made recent partnerships with major nuclear reactors. Investors considering uranium should be aware of what areas to avoid, and understand the shifting geopolitical landscape as it pertains to uranium supply chains.
Uzbekistan is Bringing Their Gold (and more) to US Stock Market?
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The largest company in Uzbekistan, which operates the world's largest goldmine, is planning on an IPO through US public markets. Will this be a good investment opportunity for gold investors? Also, will there be more opportunities coming out of this Central Asia country and its neighbors?
Has the Lithium Investing Bloodbath Ended?
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Lithium saw an unbelievable run up in prices from 2020 until the end of 2022. Then, in 2023 until now (middle of 2024), lithium prices have absolutely crashed. But is now the time to buy?
Gold, Silver, & Rare Earth Metal Investors Need to Know About This
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As global trade routes change, new relationships are being formed that can help (and hurt) investors. In South America, the U.S. has established new strategic arrangements in order to prevent any disruptions in supply chaings. For many investors who don't recalibrate their positions, they could get caught in a tough situation.
Best Risk vs Reward Investment of 2024?
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Best Risk vs Reward Investment of 2024?
Venezuela Threats to Guyana are About More Than Just the Essequibo Region
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Venezuela Threats to Guyana are About More Than Just the Essequibo Region
What Does Mexico's New President Mean for the US and Investors?
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What Does Mexico's New President Mean for the US and Investors?
Gold at Record Highs is NOT an Investment
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Gold at Record Highs is NOT an Investment
Global Population Collapse - Will Free IVF Help?
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Global Population Collapse - Will Free IVF Help?
Baby Boomers Are Inflating Real Estate Markets in Mexico & Costa Rica - Don't Buy Right Now
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Baby Boomers Are Inflating Real Estate Markets in Mexico & Costa Rica - Don't Buy Right Now
Forget About Guyana's Oil - This Industry is Set to Explode
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Forget About Guyana's Oil - This Industry is Set to Explode
Russia, Niger, France, and the US are fighting for uranium
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Russia, Niger, France, and the US are fighting for uranium
Why is Russia in Africa? (Gold Investors Beware...)
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Why is Russia in Africa? (Gold Investors Beware...)
Time to Sell Uranium Stocks? (New Risks in Certain Uranium Markets)
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Time to Sell Uranium Stocks? (New Risks in Certain Uranium Markets)
California Real Estate & New Owner Expense Increases
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California Real Estate & New Owner Expense Increases
Venezuela Election Fallout (New Investment Opportunities?)
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Venezuela Election Fallout (New Investment Opportunities?)
Inceasing Shipping Costs Means Higher Inflation? (Also, ship stocks are CHEAP)
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Inceasing Shipping Costs Means Higher Inflation? (Also, ship stocks are CHEAP)
Florida Condo Crisis or Opportunity?
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Florida Condo Crisis or Opportunity?

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  • @frankmynard6325
    @frankmynard6325 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Why bother studying. Florida is in such a hot spot for solar!

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Florida only generates about 8% of its electricity from solar, which is almost the same as coal. seia.org/solar-state-by-state/

  • @rjbjr
    @rjbjr 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I've read that China is building nuclear, solar and wind energy generators. So many in fact, that Australia's coal mines are loosing profits. The US legacy fossil fuel companies must be in a state of panic now.

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      China consumes nearly 50% of the world's coal, and their rate of consumption has increased nearly every year over the past couple of decades. 2023 was their highest consumption year, ever. www.statista.com/statistics/265491/chinese-coal-consumption-in-oil-equivalent/

  • @93pants93
    @93pants93 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Coal is not cleaner the lng pull your head out of you ass… we need to get away from fossil fuels period

  • @insertphrasehere15
    @insertphrasehere15 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    if you compare 'local coal' to imported LNG then you can reach this conclusion. Nearly all of the coal plants that were a significant distance from their coal source have already been shut down, as have most of those burning 'dirty' low quality coal. So yeah, the remaining plants are mostly in areas where the coal mine is next door, and where the coal is higher quality and clean(er) burning. Natural gas on the other hand has seen such a boom due to the need of peaker and baseload in-between renewables that it is used in lots of places far from where it is produced. Especially in the aftermath of Russia's invasion of ukraine, where liquified LNG has replaced pipeline gas, LNG has become a lot more polluting than it used to be. This DOES result in a situation where coal can look better on paper in a 1 to 1 comparison. Ultimately though, solar+batteries is a better long-term bet almost everywhere rather than installing new coal OR LNG infrastructure. Solar and batteries continue to decrease in price, and coal and LNG continue to increase in price as the real environmental costs of those industries are being laid bare and governments and regulators are forcing them to pay up or close up shop. Costly carbon credits and polluting taxes, or else being forced to scrub their exhaust are eating into already small margins and making these industries unprofitable. It's currently profitable to run an existing LNG or coal plant, but building a new one is less profitable than solar or batteries in most locales.

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Yes, all true. Solar is definitely the best long term solution.

  • @iScoopyPal
    @iScoopyPal 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The US and EU can't build the Lobito corridor but want to control it. They don't have the technology and can't do it economically. The US can't even complete a high-speed train project in its territory. In addition to the Northern Sahel region, China and Russia also hold strong hands in this southern region. With BRICS on the rise, problems with US military and other requirements, investment... Angola, Zambia, and Tanzania are well aware of the situation. The future doesn't look good for the US.

  • @robertlackey7212
    @robertlackey7212 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I have been studying "cities of the future" and one of the conclusions i have reached is that methane accounts for 1/3 of global warming and the fastest growing and largst source is leaks (the leaks are getting worse , people today are not afraid of installing a leaky gas system). So I have concluded that dramaticlly reducing methane leaks is the most "bang for the buck" thing you can do to combat global warming.

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

      That's really interesting - I've never heard of this. Sounds like a really big opportunity for a startup company to figure out how to limit these leaks.

  • @kbadgett123
    @kbadgett123 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    It's cheap for a reason.

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Yes... and one of the biggest reasons is because institutions have completely exited the coal market because of ESG requirements.

  • @freeheeler09
    @freeheeler09 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    One of my graduate studies was in soil remediation. It was eye opening just how much damage mining, transporting and burning coal is, not to mention the environmental and health impacts from coal ash. My main research was into the impacts of large coal mines to soii and groundwater. After coal mines opened up, streams were polluted to the point that it was unsafe to use the water for agriculture. Then, every pound of coal contains close to half the periodic table. The resulting sulphur dioxide, lead, mercury and other pollution is spread by wide to pollute air and water for hundreds of miles. Then you add coal and gas’s contributions to the increasingly rapid warming of our planet. Global warming is already adding ten or more thousand dollars to inflation for Californians, Floridians, Texans, etc. through losses to fires and storms, higher insurance, loan, electricity, fire and storm proofing of housing, lost business, higher food costs, etc. Americans can’t buy a home without a mortgage. It is hard to sell a home or get a, mortgage on homes in fire or flood zones. So millions of people in my generation are seeing their lifetime investments in their homes become worthless, and people in your generation see the dream of home ownership become even less economically feasible. As to your argument about energy transportation, look up distributed energy production. 90% of people in the world live where solar is economically feasible. And, affordable batteries are finally hitting the market. It is actually far, far cheaper to install and then run solar and batteries than it is to continue to run a dirty coal plant! And with coal plants you need governments (taxpayers) to subsidize expensive transmission lines. Then there is the whole cellphone effect. Many developing countries still have better cell coverage than the US! This is because they skipped the whole expensive and infrastructure intensive landline thing and went straight to installing cell towers. They didn’t have to build phone lines through busy neighborhoods or rip out walls to run phone lines into houses. Developing countries can move straight to clean energy generation. Homeowners can put increasingly efficient panels on their homes. Look at Cuba which is now in a terminal energy crisis. They used to get cheap oil from Russia, but Putin invaded Ukraine and collapsed the Russian economy. The only Cubans with electricity right now are those few that have solar panels.

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Thanks for the detailed response - there's no doubt that there are better souces than coal for energy generation, but the reality is that much of the world still relies on the dirty fossil fuel.

    • @macmcleod1188
      @macmcleod1188 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Wonderful response. Not to mention call represents thousands of years of plant growth so New plant growth isn't going to mitigate it's negative effects much. The best place for coal is in the ground. Solar is already driving coal producers out of business anyway. And with all the automation, coal is not going to produce significant employment much longer either.

  • @Harisonmarz
    @Harisonmarz 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Keep going!

  • @imakevideos5377
    @imakevideos5377 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Saying a is better than b without even mentioning c is stupid. While imported lng is worse locally sourced lng is better, but that isn't really a good thing either. A few recent studies have come out saying that wind and solar plus batteries, pumped hydro ECT are now not only cheaper but cheaper to connect to the grid

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

      You can't transport solar/wind/hydro... so for the consumers who are importing energy sources, coal/LNG/oil are the only choices. Of course development of local renewable power generation is ideal, but for many nations that's a long way off.

    • @Herebuss
      @Herebuss 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@CodyShirkExplorer You can transport renewable energy as either hydrogen or ammonia.

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@Herebuss But then you get back to the environmental impact of the transportation process.

  • @AlexxxDE
    @AlexxxDE 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    You can't just say "A study" , which study backs up your words. Next if you knew what the word "stoichiometry" means, you'd know that coal could ever be cleaner than LNG.

    • @joekraska
      @joekraska 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Renewable energy prices are dropping too fast for banks to even have the slightest interest in loaning money to new coal plants. Coal is just silly at this point: a bad economic investment. People have gotten so used to the doctrinal discussions on these topics that they haven't kept their eye on the ball on the economics.

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Here's the study: scijournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ese3.1934

    • @freeheeler09
      @freeheeler09 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Coal and LNG are economically infeasible energy sources. Yes, mining for the component for solar panels, electric motors and batteries does a lot of environmental harm. But much less than compared to the global warming and air and water pollution from burning gas and coal. And, batteries are mostly recyclable, as are solar panels and electric motors. Solar, batteries and wind are still dropping so rapidly in price that it is cheaper to replace an existing coal or gas plant with new wind, solar and batteries. Add the costs from global warming and pollution and gas and coal become infinitely expensive!

  • @guyanasun4361
    @guyanasun4361 6 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Picking up where Sir Arthur Conan Doyle left off.

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

      According to the gov't, they want this to be more than fiction.

  • @apomcq
    @apomcq 12 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Great video Cody - thank you! How much government money roughly in total will go to critical minerals via this grants?

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 12 วันที่ผ่านมา

      A LOT... they're still ongoing

  • @winnb4968
    @winnb4968 15 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The difference between EU/US & Russia and China is the fact that EU/US are invading and stealing resources. While Russia and China negotiate trading rules and terms. Without Russia & China whole Africa would be broken their economy is saved and helped by Russia & China. Because in the past it's EU & US that profit most of Africa that's why EU & US are rich and Africa is poor! So yeah Africa should raise their middle finger against US/EU! Russia & China is helping them restore their country because they know in order to maintain peace is better for everybody! While other countries like US & EU who are already rich have power to nuke down and invade weaker countries. That's the reality they're facing and Russia and China just can't accept that... so fk the EU & US they're warmongers! BRICS has to win against NATO because if they don't whole world will run under a one world government it will be de modern day of slavery with 15 minutes cities spying 24/7 on you & your accounts with GSP/Bluetooth tracking devices. The Great Reset - (Global Elite's WEF master plan) Klaus Schwab - "You own nothing.. but you'll be happy". A lot of sht has happened since Biden rigged the previous election Covid-19, pandemic, micro chip war US vs China, LGBT, Woke, sudden death of Queen Elizabeth, Charles as King. Who are friends with the global elites including Klaus Schwab. Now they want to rig the election again but now it's harder for them to do so and that's why they opened the borders for migrants. To come into US to guess what... to go to these swing states to vote for team blue for democratic party for them to win election. Yes they're cheating so everybody should vote for Trump only as Kamala is a paid actor working under Obama/Hillary Clinton. She doesn't stand for the people her words means nothing Trump has proven himself already and has build the border wall! If US and rest of the woke people don't come to their senses whole country is doomed along with the world EU/US are fk'd. Not them but the people who live in these countries financially they're about to lose everything with a hyper inflation crysis soon. Only way to save this and avoid war is making Trump win election he backs away from NATO/EU they can't continue these proxy wars. Everything goes back to normal and all these warmongers Bush, Clinton, Biden, Obama and Harris and rest who corrupted the system all in jail!!! This needs to happen for US to work with Russia and China to stop EU. Because EU has corrupted most EU countries government and taking over their country and changing their laws/rules slowly to one world government. They all wanted war but they don't want to pay with their money but our money yes that's right our tax system money goes all into military equipment and war. *Trump 2024 - Trump 2024 - Trump 2024 - Trump 2024 - Trump 2024*

  • @productplacementadz24-73
    @productplacementadz24-73 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

    As an African, it is amazing that the relationship of the world and Africa has not fundamentally changed for practically a millennium. It's still collaborating with sections of the elite to pilfer natural resources or human capital to enrich themselves at home.

  • @matrix0085
    @matrix0085 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

    U.S and EU lossing to BRICS😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

      How so?

    • @matrix0085
      @matrix0085 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @CodyShirkExplorer Currently U.S and EU and UN control,bully and sanction countries to doing what they want. The BRICS, is showing them that countries will regroup and continue. They lost control and power. If you watching global news, U.S and EU aren't happy with people not buying using the dollar and BRICS PARTNERS AND BRICS PLUS, trading amongst themselves and many countries are fast joining BRICS. China also canceled produce from U.S, Canada and a Europe country.

    • @AlternativPerspectiv
      @AlternativPerspectiv 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@CodyShirkExplorer You ask this just to get comments going. OK, I'll bite. BRICS is now host to the world major minerals providers, the world's fastest growing economies, and an organization that is not planting military bases all over to threaten people, led by the world leader in technology. You'd have to be dumb to not know that the US is slowly getting isolated (in some cases by its own policies). Biden banned Russian flights over the US so Russia banned US flights. China now taking all the US traffic and 63% of traffic so now the US airlines are saying "not fair - China can fly over China and saves billions in fuel while we have to go round" .... OOPS! America is a joke now. It's a has-been. The only people who don't know it are the US. Russia and China helped Africa fight off Europeans and Americans settlers. That push is coming to a fruitful end. Europe is in decline, America is being browned from the south... LOL. Even the US/European sperm count and testestorone have dropped 25% since the 70's. It's only a matter of time before you are extinct.

  • @kallen8279
    @kallen8279 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Really informative - thanks!

  • @clivecosta-correa2102
    @clivecosta-correa2102 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

    To use the old adage, America once again "a day late and a dollar short."

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

      To be fair, the US is never a dollar short!

  • @izanamiledwaba1330
    @izanamiledwaba1330 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Western countries come to Africa to exploit. Multinational capitalist corporations come to milk Africa and they use their corporate media to advance the wrong idea about us as Africans and our continent! Forward with China, Forward with Russia!!!

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

      China hasn't milked Africa?

    • @izanamiledwaba1330
      @izanamiledwaba1330 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@CodyShirkExplorer China knows how to do business... even within the constraints of western idiocy, short mindedness and lack of imagination.

  • @izanamiledwaba1330
    @izanamiledwaba1330 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

    As an African, the major issue with American investment is that it come with political interference and threats whereas the Chinese and Russians simply come to do business which we appreciate. 🇷🇺 🇨🇳 🇿🇦✊🏾

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Doesn't that come from all countries? Russia has helped overthow 3 separate African nations in the past 3 years.

    • @AlternativPerspectiv
      @AlternativPerspectiv 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@CodyShirkExplorer You mean "remove American puppets"? You can't play the Russia Bad America Good game and win, mate. We don't all watch CNN and BBC.

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@AlternativPerspectiv all politicians are puppets. It's just empires jockeying for position.

    • @AlternativPerspectiv
      @AlternativPerspectiv 15 วันที่ผ่านมา

      ​@@CodyShirkExplorer I like how you gloss over the fact that the US, and its friends, is almost single-handedly responsible for the murders of African leaders and the turmoil on the continent and South America. Even the way you refer to China and Russia as somehow the "bad-actors" belies the fact you think "America good". No personal offence intended at you, but while I am not a muslim I totally understand why those people are up in arms against you and why your kind should just be erased. I think you underestimate just how hated you are the world over. Not you personally, but the people you represent.

  • @theoppening
    @theoppening 17 วันที่ผ่านมา

    👍

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  • @theoppening
    @theoppening 17 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Brother, keep them coming!

  • @theoppening
    @theoppening 17 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Love the video

  • @theoppening
    @theoppening 17 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Brother, i just found your videos. Absolutely loving them, im liking and subscrining for more

  • @theoppening
    @theoppening 17 วันที่ผ่านมา

    What companies would be involved as investors?

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

      If you're in the west, companies that are not operating in risky locations (I'll cover many soon).

  • @mitchellhall23
    @mitchellhall23 18 วันที่ผ่านมา

    lets go to Tanzania aka lets go to Zanzibar

  • @Dividendenfabrik
    @Dividendenfabrik 22 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Yeah the Europe comment made me smile too 😅 other than this over generalistic comment, it's actually a very interesting presentation.

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Yes, over generalized, but relavent to what I was specifically referring to. Thanks for watching!

    • @Dividendenfabrik
      @Dividendenfabrik 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @CodyShirkExplorer I would doubt for instance that German equities are cheap due to a lack of rule of law, lack of standards, infrastructure. They are cheap due to growth concerns. Also I would rate Scandinavian countries on par or even above US average in terms of infrastructure, whereas Greece is more on par with Puerto Rico. The span from top to bottom is huge, hence the critique.

  • @ragazzoinformato
    @ragazzoinformato 25 วันที่ผ่านมา

    So in Europe we don’t abide to rule of law? 🤣 Yankee cliché arrogance aside, I agree, the USA stock market is massively overvalued. Especially the “magnificent 7”…

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer 16 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Fair critique - although I think you're taking that our of context, as to what I was referring to...

  • @AbramTaylor-pw9gs
    @AbramTaylor-pw9gs หลายเดือนก่อน

    Goldback Inc The new GOLD money

  • @JoyceRamgolam
    @JoyceRamgolam หลายเดือนก่อน

    When Guyana people was in bad shape no one visit no fish oil country all want a piece leave Guyana For our people to enjoy

  • @JoyceRamgolam
    @JoyceRamgolam หลายเดือนก่อน

    Essequibo belong to Guyana not a blade grass

  • @leftcoastoverland8750
    @leftcoastoverland8750 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Cody, what’s your crypto portfolio look like?

  • @saldaterra4724
    @saldaterra4724 หลายเดือนก่อน

    "...if we confess our sins, he (Jesus) is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness." (Bible-1 John 1:9)

  • @ErrollMortimer
    @ErrollMortimer หลายเดือนก่อน

    What I dont undersrand,why did America equipped Venuzula with heavy weapons? Surely, they do know that Venuzula has claimed that Essequibo belongs to Venuzula! Something ain,t adding up!

  • @rogerhinds6583
    @rogerhinds6583 หลายเดือนก่อน

    America will deal with him

  • @rogerhinds6583
    @rogerhinds6583 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Venezuela need to look at their internal problems after elections tgan anothr mans land

  • @DaveSingh-b9f
    @DaveSingh-b9f หลายเดือนก่อน

    👁️MOB👻💥👉💨✨🌟🤡MINING OUR BUSINESS⁉️👀

  • @keinobarrow83
    @keinobarrow83 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Bro get off the sence

  • @Johnny-wo7rc
    @Johnny-wo7rc หลายเดือนก่อน

    Guy relax with the invasion talks guyanese are happy . He would never try that . He will be out soon .

  • @Bridget-ni1tw
    @Bridget-ni1tw หลายเดือนก่อน

    Guyanaes know about all the water fall you just discover

  • @rogereraw
    @rogereraw หลายเดือนก่อน

    Very nice 😊

  • @hubertrobinson8825
    @hubertrobinson8825 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Prepping Guyana for destruction I hear that tune a lot invest in tourism just another page out of the US setting you up to drop the poverty hammer always wonder why the US doesn't sell it's own tourism page as such a big country it should have a booming tourist industry biggest in the world as they like to boast of the biggest and best the world has to offer

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer หลายเดือนก่อน

      Two things: 1. Tourism for Guyana is a way to diversify the domestic economy, so the 'resource curse' doesn't repeat. To be clear, the push for tourism is coming directly from the Guyanese government. 2. The US does have the largest tourism economy in the world. www.statista.com/statistics/292479/total-contribution-of-travel-and-tourism-to-gdp-in-selected-countries/

  • @jimbobbillybob
    @jimbobbillybob หลายเดือนก่อน

    Stock vs flow...gotta do the basic calculations. For gold it's ~60, silver ~20, and platinum ~1. Higher is better, means it's more rare and harder to mine more and flood the market. So no, platinum is probably not a great "investment". Sorry we can't bail you out by being the greater fools to buy while you sell

  • @jimbobbillybob
    @jimbobbillybob หลายเดือนก่อน

    ngz forgot about dre too but you don't see making videos about it

  • @MotorcycleMayhem595
    @MotorcycleMayhem595 หลายเดือนก่อน

    get out of the stock market. wall street is a scam

  • @MotorcycleMayhem595
    @MotorcycleMayhem595 หลายเดือนก่อน

    platinum is for fools....it's up there with uranium

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer หลายเดือนก่อน

      Considering uranium has been one of the best investments of the past 5 years, I'll gladly be a fool.

    • @MotorcycleMayhem595
      @MotorcycleMayhem595 หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@CodyShirkExplorer oh where do you keep it in your underwear drawer? would you not have radio active underoos?

  • @leftcoastoverland8750
    @leftcoastoverland8750 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Yeah Bro! PM’s are the way to go! Love ya, man! 🤘

    • @CodyShirkExplorer
      @CodyShirkExplorer หลายเดือนก่อน

      Yeah brother - We need a catch up!

  • @Gazza123-hi1rr
    @Gazza123-hi1rr หลายเดือนก่อน

    Maybe there’s some hope for platinum yet, but it's a commercial metal and our western economies are going nowhere. Follow the Gold Rock or if you really want to be adventurous try Silver it is way under-priced. Don't do Platinum son