I rarely leave comments but I gotta say, you bring so much value to this space, and I come to watch your videos every week, thank you sir! I like the way you interact with your guests, always humble and respectful.
Thanks for the story about investing in a company, then getting out, than finding out it was a scam. An investor like myself wants to hear about both sides of the investing coin.
Woohoo! Hey Steve! We got the Golden Crosses on the uranium stocks as I mentioned a couple days ago! The 50 day blew past the 200 day on significant volume ( the monthly timeframe). Thank God I trusted the charts. Many thanks for confirming for me that what we had was, in fact, emergent Golden Crosses.
Not sure why you're not seeing what I'm talking about. I've been looking at the one month timeframe on CCJ, DNN, UUUU, LEU, NXE...the 50 day moving average crossing up through the 200 day moving average, and on strong volume. I've always understood that this constitutes a Golden Cross.
You should interview me on your show regarding oil and gas. I was a driller, engineer and currently a swing trader and trucker in the industry. I generated a 500% return in 2022. I think I’m overall fairly qualified to speak on the subject
Starting in September of 2020, uranium spot price rose in October except for 2020 when it dropped slightly. In the Term Market, the price rose or remained steady from September to October. That seems like very good odds to me.
Yeah sure the issue of “scale” has been somewhat alleviated with magna but it’s still spread out over a bunch of properties. This still doesn’t address what rick already harps on about large “tier 1” deposits Large mines have large risk and large rewards. Small mines have large risks and small rewards. I kind of view this as if they are buying a bunch of small single family fixer upper rentals instead of one big multi-unit. Which has a better risk/reward? Which is more efficient? They will have to have duplicate management, labour, equipment, etc etc for every one of these sites.. Would love to hear Rick address this.
@@jakeh2049 Did you watch the Due Diligence with Rick and Jason? Also the follow up interview yesterday in the Classroom? We go into a lot of that detail there.
@@inittowinit928 Yes, i watched both, lots of good detail but not addressing what I’m bringing up here. Podolsky is over an hour drive to levack/mcreedy, which is also around another hour to crean hill. These are totally separate mines, separate infrastructure, separate risks.. labour, equipment, etc.. you need 4 mine managers, 4 electrical supervisors, 4 safety coordinators etc etc 4 fleets of equipment.. for the equivalent tonnage of one large mine.. that’s what I’m getting at. The acquisition does add scale, but I still find this contradicts ricks “tier 1 deposit” philosophy, but maybe it’s not meant to be so rigid..? I do think there is a chance at a large discovery in the unexplored footwall between levack and mcreedy, that would be a home run and I think that’s the real appeal here. Now, on how to value that.. I think that’s what Rick was trying to get at with the NPV questions..
Thank you a lot for the interview. Its always a pleasure to listen to Mr. Rule and Mr. Barton! I hope its all good with your family Steve!? White shirt with black tie is for funerals or for the year of mourning in Bavaria. Sunny Greetings from the Alps, Feedback
In his preview interviews of the Symposium this summer, he said that he owns shares of Osisko Development and Silver Tiger. Now he is saying that he don`t know enough about them to comment or that e don`t own them. Any thoughts on that?
Digital silver in a digital age, litecoin is a digital precious metal, not a security. Litecoin is the oldest coin on the market after bitcoin, since its inception in 2011. The scarcity of litecoin is the key feature of its technology. Everyone tends to flock to digital silver and digital gold, litecoin, and bitcoin, when things aren't going well. Litecoin is a decentralized digital commodity, just like bitcoin, but not even close so heavily concentrated in a few hands like bitcoin is. Both have Proof-of-Work consensus, and both have a limited supply of coins. Only that litecoin is lighter, swifter, and hugely undervalued against bitcoin. Litecoin (LTC) being a digital commodity provides a decent inflation hedge as well because there will be mined only a limited number of 84 million litecoins in total.
@@Mark-ez2vw Yeah I still have some litecoin on a ledger, just as I do Bitcoin. Not selling, not buying more. Just to have a horse in that race in case I’m wrong.
@@inittowinit928 Litecoin (LTC) the digital silver and bitcoin the digital gold go hand in hand, like the younger and the older digital brothers. Litecoin's limited supply is a key feature of its technology. As a peer-to-peer digital cash payment, the decentralized coin litecoin (LTC) has incomparably cheaper transaction fees and is natively 10 times faster than bitcoin. Litecoin wasn't pre-mined/ICO launched and isn't controlled by insiders, and only 84 million litecoins will be mined. Being a digital precious metal and a truly decentralized, digitally mined commodity, not a security, litecoin wasn't issued by a government or a corporation. LTC fungibility combined with the Lightning Network and the enhanced privacy of its MimbleWimble (MWB) protocol make LTC an especially congenial means of payment for secured financial transactions and the store of value.
I think Rick said that if Russia bans uranium exports to the collective West, it will sell it to China and India, and Canada and Australia will step in to fill the gap for the West. US based assets must be part of the equation. There will be US investment in domestic uranium supply, processing, etc. So...Canadian, Australian, and US based assets should be where we put our money....right? Or not right? And I dont agree that this matter is a "sideshow" and unimportant. Should Rick's scenario play out, it signifies a significant shift in who supplies uranium to whom. Western suppliers in the safest jurisdictions must certainly benefit from this scenario.
With all due respect, I hope that what Rick says is not the basis you use to make your investment decisions. We are just seeing Golden Crosses on many uranium stocks, in fact blew by the 200 day moving averages on the monthly timeframe- on significant volume. It's not too late.
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I cant listen to Rick Rule for too long cause i get an itch to buy some kind of commodity
A beaten up one that everyone hates!😂
Buy uranium while it's still cheap.
😂😂me too
Oh man Rick Rule is so fun to listen to!
I rarely leave comments but I gotta say, you bring so much value to this space, and I come to watch your videos every week, thank you sir! I like the way you interact with your guests, always humble and respectful.
@@ivanlo4925 Thank you Ivan. Glad you like it. I hope it’s good to your brokerage account as well!
Thanks for the story about investing in a company, then getting out, than finding out it was a scam. An investor like myself wants to hear about both sides of the investing coin.
Thanks Steve. You just keep killing it with all of this.
@@lostingear Thank you. Rick is very generous with his time.
Woohoo! Hey Steve! We got the Golden Crosses on the uranium stocks as I mentioned a couple days ago! The 50 day blew past the 200 day on significant volume ( the monthly timeframe). Thank God I trusted the charts. Many thanks for confirming for me that what we had was, in fact, emergent Golden Crosses.
I'm not sure I'm seeing this. I'll bring it up in Monday Market Moves this week and maybe you can specify what you see.
Not sure why you're not seeing what I'm talking about. I've been looking at the one month timeframe on CCJ, DNN, UUUU, LEU, NXE...the 50 day moving average crossing up through the 200 day moving average, and on strong volume. I've always understood that this constitutes a Golden Cross.
Very helpful show thank you guys
Amazing interview :)
Equinox should buy First Mining Gold once they get permitted
Another classroom! 😃💸💴💶💷
You should interview me on your show regarding oil and gas. I was a driller, engineer and currently a swing trader and trucker in the industry. I generated a 500% return in 2022. I think I’m overall fairly qualified to speak on the subject
@@ericdoheny9108 What’s your email?
Great video. Thabk you both.
@@markcares834 You’re welcome thanks for watching.
Fantastic interview as always when you pair get together thank you 👍
@@sime2890 Thank you!
The ruler!!
What are Rick's thoughts on Equinox gold going forward?
Starting in September of 2020, uranium spot price rose in October except for 2020 when it dropped slightly. In the Term Market, the price rose or remained steady from September to October. That seems like very good odds to me.
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Would love to know your guest feedback on galantas gold if you have the chance to ask ! Thx u
I would like to get an opinion on First Mining which is a .10c per share stock and they seem to have an excellent gold reserve. Enjoying your podcast
Arizona Sonoran or Foran Mining for copper what's the better play?
Yeah sure the issue of “scale” has been somewhat alleviated with magna but it’s still spread out over a bunch of properties.
This still doesn’t address what rick already harps on about large “tier 1” deposits
Large mines have large risk and large rewards. Small mines have large risks and small rewards.
I kind of view this as if they are buying a bunch of small single family fixer upper rentals instead of one big multi-unit. Which has a better risk/reward? Which is more efficient?
They will have to have duplicate management, labour, equipment, etc etc for every one of these sites..
Would love to hear Rick address this.
@@jakeh2049 Did you watch the Due Diligence with Rick and Jason? Also the follow up interview yesterday in the Classroom? We go into a lot of that detail there.
@@inittowinit928
Yes, i watched both, lots of good detail but not addressing what I’m bringing up here.
Podolsky is over an hour drive to levack/mcreedy, which is also around another hour to crean hill. These are totally separate mines, separate infrastructure, separate risks.. labour, equipment, etc.. you need 4 mine managers, 4 electrical supervisors, 4 safety coordinators etc etc 4 fleets of equipment.. for the equivalent tonnage of one large mine.. that’s what I’m getting at.
The acquisition does add scale, but I still find this contradicts ricks “tier 1 deposit” philosophy, but maybe it’s not meant to be so rigid..?
I do think there is a chance at a large discovery in the unexplored footwall between levack and mcreedy, that would be a home run and I think that’s the real appeal here.
Now, on how to value that.. I think that’s what Rick was trying to get at with the NPV questions..
Thank you a lot for the interview. Its always a pleasure to listen to Mr. Rule and Mr. Barton!
I hope its all good with your family Steve!?
White shirt with black tie is for funerals or for the year of mourning in Bavaria.
Sunny Greetings from the Alps,
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@@feedbackolymp546 Yeah I saw the same thing. It burns the camera. It’s actually light blue, but doesn’t work. I think it’s going into retirement.
I make infrared cameras. Germanium is a key Optical material. The price has increased by 50% recently. 😢
David Morgan silver guru
What do you rate GATOS at?
In his preview interviews of the Symposium this summer, he said that he owns shares of Osisko Development and Silver Tiger. Now he is saying that he don`t know enough about them to comment or that e don`t own them. Any thoughts on that?
Digital silver in a digital age, litecoin is a digital precious metal, not a security. Litecoin is the oldest coin on the market after bitcoin, since its inception in 2011. The scarcity of litecoin is the key feature of its technology. Everyone tends to flock to digital silver and digital gold, litecoin, and bitcoin, when things aren't going well. Litecoin is a decentralized digital commodity, just like bitcoin, but not even close so heavily concentrated in a few hands like bitcoin is. Both have Proof-of-Work consensus, and both have a limited supply of coins. Only that litecoin is lighter, swifter, and hugely undervalued against bitcoin. Litecoin (LTC) being a digital commodity provides a decent inflation hedge as well because there will be mined only a limited number of 84 million litecoins in total.
@@Mark-ez2vw Yeah I still have some litecoin on a ledger, just as I do Bitcoin. Not selling, not buying more. Just to have a horse in that race in case I’m wrong.
@@inittowinit928 Litecoin (LTC) the digital silver and bitcoin the digital gold go hand in hand, like the younger and the older digital brothers. Litecoin's limited supply is a key feature of its technology. As a peer-to-peer digital cash payment, the decentralized coin litecoin (LTC) has incomparably cheaper transaction fees and is natively 10 times faster than bitcoin. Litecoin wasn't pre-mined/ICO launched and isn't controlled by insiders, and only 84 million litecoins will be mined. Being a digital precious metal and a truly decentralized, digitally mined commodity, not a security, litecoin wasn't issued by a government or a corporation. LTC fungibility combined with the Lightning Network and the enhanced privacy of its MimbleWimble (MWB) protocol make LTC an especially congenial means of payment for secured financial transactions and the store of value.
About Bre-X, I guess the great investor Rick is referring to is Warren Irvin.
My attendance needs to improve.
16:40 ... Sept 25th has come and gone... where is Joe at?
@@miket2916 Hey Mike. He did the presentation in the Rule Classroom Plus. It was on SEDI and SEDAR.
Rick owns Silver Tiger!! He said he doesn’t know to comment…?
They were at his conference too, weren't they?
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I think Rick said that if Russia bans uranium exports to the collective West, it will sell it to China and India, and Canada and Australia will step in to fill the gap for the West. US based assets must be part of the equation. There will be US investment in domestic uranium supply, processing, etc. So...Canadian, Australian, and US based assets should be where we put our money....right? Or not right? And I dont agree that this matter is a "sideshow" and unimportant. Should Rick's scenario play out, it signifies a significant shift in who supplies uranium to whom. Western suppliers in the safest jurisdictions must certainly benefit from this scenario.
I curious to know if the geologist managed to save his life savings along with you or if greed took its toll.
If Rick is on then it’s time to not buy.
With all due respect, I hope that what Rick says is not the basis you use to make your investment decisions. We are just seeing Golden Crosses on many uranium stocks, in fact blew by the 200 day moving averages on the monthly timeframe- on significant volume. It's not too late.
aren't you loaded up yet. Everybody else is
Ioneer. Australian lithium processing facilty about to open!!
@@zsoltszopko9817 Ahhh that’s the company. Interesting! Thanks for sharing