Its not a investment its a secure aganst the dollar and euro

I've said this before, Antonio, but I am impressed with your ability to hold these CEO's feet to the fire, so to speak, by asking the tough questions. Many interviewers will not "go there", so to speak, but that is never a concern with you. You do this in a skillful way, with probing questions that make the CEO's mildly uncomfortable but without making them turn off during your interviews. Great job.

Another good one, Antonio. Your tough questions continue, which definitely help you're listeners. Also the uncomfortable look on the CEO's face tells the story. Cheers

Surely you mean a CEO thanksgiving.

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“I own gold and Bitcoin on a ledger at my parents address.” Dude if anyone know you and see this, they’ll rob you at gunpoint.

How do these people get so much money and live in Zurich yet have almost zero financial literacy

I just hold newmont. Good yield, good exposure and portfolio hedge. Too risky to hold it directly. I would get robbed by degens.

Stored value is ok. I dont care about a rise. I care to have physical gold in the background somewhere as a just in case the dollar devalues one day overnight. You have a little something. I dont own too much myself

The world economy is shrinking after the USA attacked and killed the industry of Europe.

Always a like.

Thank you for having us, Antonio! We appreciate the opportunity to share our story. 👍

Timbits

Gold is good but what is the value someone buys it…the dollar now is a fiat currency it does not require gold for its reserve bitcoin is more precious same concept value 100,000 thousand dollars… i like real estate its steady for rental income appreciation can be given to generation

Did that chick say she worked for a company that tracks precious metals using DNA tech? WTF?!

Even Euro-Boomers are out of it😂

What a bunch of reality detached people.

Surprised he had lotus at 4, anyone have any thoughts

The miners are just a minor subject in my family.

A goldmine is a hole in the ground with a liar on top.

The Swiss can't carry their gold. But they have some bars of Carrygold butter in their refrigerator.

I'm an ex Forex Broker, we are gonna enter very bad times, my wealth is 90% in physical gold and silver.

Gold doesnt yeild, as in, doesnt cashflow, like a business, bond, or dividend stock would.

Yeah, seems to me that shares in these jnr coys are depleting assets that should be amortised as if they were computers (at perhaps 25% or 33% pa) due to the never-ending dilution. No one online now mentions many/most of the coys being heavily talked about about 4 years ago, and if you look at their share prices they are now trading at maybe 15% to 25% (....) of their value back then, or are dead. For examples, look at stuff Eric Sprott was pumping (Wallbridge etc......). This is despite the fact that many have actually substantially increased their resources - unfortunately the shares have been brought to near-nothing through dilution, so that constant purchases are required by investors just to stand still. And so, the unimpressed market has simply moved on - maybe they are good bargains now, but no one is looking at them any more. Of course there are exceptions, but I think this holds for a huge number of the 100's/1,000's (....) of these small non revenue-earning diluting miners without great media-rich news. Not sure how retail investors invest around this, but they need know what they are up against when they enter the sector. These ain't Apple shares...... "Do ya feel lucky, punk" (usually followed by a bullet from a Smith & Wesson).

recessionary spiral, where interconnected factors like prices, production, consumption, and employment affect one another. How this happens: Rising prices (inflation): Due to greed, speculation, or increased production costs, the prices of real estate and cars rise. People with average incomes struggle to afford basic things like homes or vehicles. Drop in demand: When products become too expensive, demand decreases. Fewer people buy cars or build houses, leading to reduced production. Production cuts: Producers of steel and other key materials face a surplus of inventory due to declining orders. This leads to factory shutdowns and layoffs. Rising unemployment: People lose jobs, which further reduces their purchasing power. The unemployed can’t afford even basic necessities, deepening the overall decline in consumption. Deflation or recession: If prices start to drop to clear excess stock (e.g., steel), this can trigger a chain reaction of price reductions in other sectors. However, demand remains low due to widespread uncertainty and unemployment. Potential recovery: When prices fall enough and demand starts to recover, excess inventory disappears. However, this process can take years and often requires significant interventions (government incentives, subsidies, or changes in economic policy). How this can be avoided: Balancing the market: Reducing greed through price regulations or tax measures to prevent artificial price hikes in real estate and cars. Stimulating consumption: Governments can offer affordable loans for homes and cars or provide subsidies to key industries. Economic diversification: Investing in other sectors reduces reliance on specific industries like construction and automobiles. Supporting innovation: Technological advancements can lower production costs and make products more affordable. This is a classic outcome of unequal resource distribution and excessive greed, which often leads to crises in capitalist systems. In the long term, the solution lies in creating an economic system that better balances people’s needs with available resources.

Invest in experiences, how do you do that.

Willem wil ze in de ogen kijken en wil zien of ze betrouwbaar zijn. Misschien moet hij eerst naar een goeie opticien want tot nog toe was dat geen succes. Of hij heeft een oog probleem waarvan hij zich niet bewust is. Kom maar weer gauw thuis en koop een goeie bril is mijn advies. Gehoorapparaatje erbij voor beter luisteren dan is je fee goed besteed.

Rua gold 👌

Socialists would rather have a product of mining, like houses they own and cloths they wear, than accept we need mines. Socialists have such a poor vocabulary, they start sentances with " i mean " Socialists have an odd body language of their own. Socialists talking about deep diving, that clearly haven't done a deep dive.

the dude with hat dont have any clue wtf he talking about hahahaha

Underlying all these people’s opinions is the HOPE that if everything went to pot that the Government will save them.

Physical gold,the only non third party risk asset.kept in smaller fractions,one can use it to barter if shit really hits the fan.intereseting Antonio,thanks.

How does someone state a fact. Ie the performance of gold vs S&P then you still stand on wrong info????😅

Hey Luc and Antonio - thanks for the thoughtful look at FOX, you also profiled Lara. The common element between the two companies is Chris MacIntyre. Chris is the “financing muscle” for both companies and deserves much of the credit for the better periods in both company’s charts. Many thanks for continuing to make great content on this sector - Dave Lotan

Thanks for covering Q2 🙏

I've held Lara Exploration for several years and had been wondering why the recent price jump, which Luc has explained. Hopefully Globex Mining Enterprises does something similar. Nice to see these "boring" companies have big price hikes that appear sustainable. Orogen Royalties is another, though there were identifiable reasons for its gains.

Great podcast Antonio & Luc, maybe your best.. Couldn't miss the reference to FDR. Luc's Zurich interview, he's correct about newbie retail and social media versus rigorous screening; in defense, only looking at Cu at the time. And yeah, still happy with XIXX, we'll see, would be up more if split with AE, but AE looked like gold at the time. Sheesh. Newbies.

Am Eagle dropped this summer because of a fumbled drill report... heavy on Gold, not Copper. I was astounded by the reaction and backed up the truck!

Ticker (SAND) Sandstorm gold royalty company Seriously undervalued

Still waiting for exploration bull market

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Life has been too easy for too long. Wake up call is coming soon!

Tell that to any country that had rampant inflation… Do you think a citizen of Venezuela would have had just $10,000 in gold or silver while their money devalued to virtually zero? Precious metals is insurance more so than an investment in a return.

I live in Switzerland and most people I know don't own gold. Arguments are the same as the first person you interviewed. People rarely understand the reason for holding gold nor do they proper research in long term gold price. - But I fully respect people investing in stocks or ETFs.

1:18 Swiss don’t Export Gold . They are trading. There are no gold deposits to be mined in Switzerland

Nice to watch that the people don't have a clue what "money" is and that they still pretend that stocks are doing better than Gold - even when they are told, that it is the other way around. Gold doesn't pay any Interest - yeah, but it goes up in price you stupid morons by 8,5% steadily the past 25 years - and the earnings are taxfree folks. Does that ring a bell 🔔?

The swiss are blessed with banks and a govt that responsibly take care of their citizens. In USA, citizens have a govt that are criminals, stealing their tax dollars, compromising the dollar, even trying to replace us with illegals.

99% not invest in gold. that's normal. think if everyone holds gold. it would be not affordable again! good for me 😁The first one has no idea and invest at the devil Vanguard. Embarrassing. Talking but no idea! And people making no interests in money robbing. the times are too good, if its getting worse the switzerland people buy gold also.

So many people are going to miss out on one of the greatest opportunities in their lifetime. SILVER.

Its a must of 20% in your portfolio to safeguard against any uncertainty and a simple hedge against inflation in times of irresponsible government spending and protection of trades in a divided world.