Yes, Quentin H hit a 8-10 bagger in New Found gold, but it’s been Tavi Costa appeal and Savoir Faire at CRESCAT that has helped resurrect and illuminate Quentins falling stardom.

His calls actually were timely. Did you notice that he went on KWN at times that were near lows and disappeared in between? Like now. I believe he’s nailing the low with this interview. As for KWN’s critics, it is “interesting” that so many (not directed at you) conflate King’s sensational delivery with each and every one of his guests as if they aren’t the same guests that make the rounds on other shows and without the criticism. Even worse, King’s words were often just fine but people couldn’t get past his delivery so they heard hype even when there wasn’t any. I noticed that many years ago. Then there are those who looked for much lower lows at every single important low since 2013. Many were calling for a 20 year bear market. The fear those guys created did far more harm to the bag-holders of 2011-12 than than those who held or accumulated into all major weakness as King said they should. A lot of people locked-in huge losses at the worst possible times because all they could see was bearishness.

As is always the case in any market sector most people do maximum harm to themselves by selling right at the bottom, and volume proves it. King’s cheerleading countered that stupidity.

In early 2015, I said that I was going to buy all major weakness that year and I did. Of course, Birdman and other damn fools had a field day taking tiresome jabs as everything drifted lower overall. Around the time that IPT hit 11 cents, I reported that my position had grown 6.7 fold and that it was now time for it to act like Claude had been acting (which had been going up relentlessly). Of course, virtually all of King’s critics, some delusional, performed horribly during the entire massive move that ensued.
My intention is not to overstate King’s value but to highlight the fact that the vast majority of his critics have less value. Even Armstrong performed miserably in 2016 which was funny because that popped the bubble that had developed in his popularity. You couldn’t miss the plagiarism that was going on everywhere. Everyone bought his little gold report and got hammered for it.

We will know soon if I am wrong about Belkin’s timing this time.

Points well taken, Matthew. I met Eric K in New York Hard Assets Conf in 2005, & 2006. He’s an operator, getting a phone call promoting an offering on Kimber Rssources soon after. Not impressive in person, but a great radio voice

After all these years, I still don’t have a clue what he looks like but would guess he’s around 70 based on a few things he has said about his experience in the markets.
I owned Kimber for awhile and sold it for a modest gain when Puplava’s interest in it became such a talking point (that wasn’t the main reason for selling, of course). I’m sure glad I never touched Puplava’s Tyhee. He had to have taken a beating on that one and I still don’t know why he was ever interested in it.

, Matthew, if I were guessing, I’d say he’s 54-58 right now, even though he talks the late 70s as if he were aware/active in the markets back then. He just impressed me being around 40 then in 2005-06

Thanks Marty. That’s much more in line with my first impression.

Thanks Matthew. Cary and Shad make quite the dynamic duo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSaDPc1Cs5U

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Good one guys! We do our best to be a dynamic duo. Haha! 🙂

Yes, Charles, I’m Shad, and I’ve been helping Cory with KE Report since this January.

It’s been a lot of fun, and a good learning experience sharing ideas with all the great guests and company officers that frequent the show. I’m grateful for the opportunity to serve our community and keep bringing on more interesting generalists, technicians, and companies onto the show to share ideas.

Ever Upward!

Good to know Terry. Don’t know what that is in dollar terms, but let me know when its there.