Here’s what could make the USD spike
Chris Temple is with us this morning to discuss the potential of the USD spiking. He outlines what he thinks would have to happen, both financially and geopolitically and how these scenarios would have different impacts on other sectors.
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Well, I still have primary focus on the U.S. . .majority of portfolio is and always has been U.S.-centric. But needs be I have to cover other subjects as well. . .and sometimes the best “story” stocks are elsewhere, as the case with Ecuador right now, arguably the last frontier of mining in this whole hemisphere.
Apparently I have to be up at 1AM this morning BST to listen to you folks. When are you going to start your world tour? 🙂
Can the talk be recorded and re-posted?
I enjoy and value Chris’s investment commentary, but also find his vocabulary entertaining at times. On this show he used the label “Carnival Barker.” It was a perfect description and at the same time hilarious!!! Chris I am a fan.
Thank you!
Hi Mr T – Unfortunately I have to leave for a function soon and can’t make it to your presentation tonight. There were some comments I left for you last week and on the weekend show for you that would be great to hear about regarding Ecuador.
I’ll repost them here if you have a chance for a quick line or two:
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On October 15, 2016 at 12:41 pm,
Excelsior says:
This post is for Chris Temple regarding a story unfolding in Ecuador – SolGold, and it was originally posted this last Monday:
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—> On October 10, 2016 at 5:21 am,
Excelsior says:
Chris Temple – If you see this I’d be curious to get your thoughts on SolGold.
This is from a poster on CEO over the weekend:
@Oliver – “SolGold* (SOLG LN) 18.8p, Mkt Cap £229.3m – Board considers investment proposal from BHP Billiton”
” Solgold reports that it has received a proposal from BHP Billiton to acquire a 10% interest in Solgold for US$30m and to earn in to the Cascabel project itself through spending US$275m “to acquire 70% “ of Solgold’s 85% interest in the local company ENSA.”
> The board considers the proposal is “NOT in the best interests of Solgold and its shareholders.”
> The BHP Billiton proposal is subject to a number of conditions which include a 60 day period of due diligence on the property and that the Solgold board should recommend the withdrawal of the motions “to approve the previously announced US$33 million financing with Maxit > Capital LP (Maxit) and Newcrest Mining Limited (Newcrest) and shareholders not approving the same”. $SOLG.L $CGP $BHP
#Ecuador by SP Angel – Economics / Mining”
**Here is the full press release for reference:
SolGold Receives Investment Proposal from BHP Billiton
10 October 2016
http://solgold.com.au/userfiles/2016%2010%2010%20-%20Proposal%20Received%20from%20BHP%20Billiton.pdf
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—-> On October 16, 2016 at 6:48 am,
Excelsior says:
Chris Temple – I’m sure you’ll touch on the Lundin “Fruta del Norte” project, as it is the flagship asset in development in Ecuador, but I wondered if you still follow Cornerstone Capital Resources (CTNXF) or have kept up with the merger of Ecuador Gold & Copper (EGLDF) into Ross Beatty’s Odin Mining (ODMEF)?
Any thoughts on these companies would be appreciate, but you may be covering that on your presentation on Tuesday night. Thanks.
I can’t find the webinar link.
Found it. I am going blind.
Better than going deaf as I am Paul!
I was really enjoying the webinar last night but it was too late for me and, combined with a couple of bottles of Gower Gold, I ended up falling asleep at some point.
I found it very interesting though. Very informative. Pity I could not stay awake to hear it all.
Thanks for doing it.
Chris, shouldn’t you change the name of the National Investor to the International Investor?