John Kaiser on the Inflected Gold Market and Selective Bull Market
Here is a preview of a segment from this week’s weekend show. John Kaiser sat down with us in Vancouver and says he thinks the worst is behind us and we are in a selective bull market in gold.
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We’ll see Mathew.
I kind of think just the opposite.
You expect the bad companies to do well and the good ones to lag? I know it’s early, but companies with cash and viable projects seem to be outperforming so far.
I agree with Kaiser.
But I would add that a number of people have been badly burned by this sector.
I believe the MAIN problem is naked shorting by the big players and the stupidity of management in providing warrants to encourage the naked shorting.
If the proposals to allow more private placement are passed, there will just be more people to get fleeced.
The problem is not over-regulation; the problem is lack of enforcement of rules.
Bring back the uptick rule for shorting!
The claim by Kaiser that you need $1 million in net to participate in a Private Placement is garbage. I have participated in several and don’t have the $1 million. That is a classic reg that goes unregulated.
So you think he should say that in public?
You have probably signed a statement that you are an appropriate accredited investor.
Most honest investors would not lie on any form.
If the markets are so selective then why are the metals indexes up so well over the past 30-days? It would seem a wee bit more than selective to me 🙂
John is always a good guest. I pretty much agree with his assessments, but I do think that the better miners could do very well while the sector as a whole will have to overcome a few hurdles.