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Recently, Marin did an interview with Erik Townsend of Macro Voices. Erik got Marin’s thoughts on electric vehicles, uranium and Saudi Arabia and how your portfolio can be affected by changes in these markets.
Two recent catalysts have re-ignited interest in the uranium sector. The price of uranium has jumped in the last month and stocks have rallied off their multi-year lows. Here’s what happened…
The greatest currency war of all time is upon us. For years speculators chose the Russian Ruble or the Chinese Yen as the next global currency, but a new front-runner is rapidly emerging.
The man who thinks he knows everything knows nothing. However, to succeed in business and the stock market, you must have the courage to act… the courage that comes from self-confidence.
As investors, we find our edge during those rare times when buying and selling decisions are made not based on values, dividends, or cash flows, but on external factors like fund redemptions, tax considerations, or fears the world is about to end. These periods are when prices decouple from values.
Like all natural resources, copper goes through huge booms and busts. That’s why we say resources are “cyclical”. If you get in early before the booms and avoid the busts, you can make a lot of money in natural resources.
I believe in a conservative scenario, copper will reach $5 per pound over the next decade. But it’s the next scenario that could make copper the world’s hottest commodity over the next decade.
I call this disruption “the Everything Metal.” It’s a crucial ingredient in electric cars. Without it, the cars are just hunks of scrap metal. Most importantly, it’s my favourite way to make a bundle in this mega-trend.
Just 10 years ago, there were virtually no electric cars on the road. In 2017, an estimated 1 million new electric vehicles will be sold. This science experiment is now the real deal, and it is changing the car consumer mindset.
The idea that Bill and Hillary Clinton sold out America’s strategic interests harmed Hillary Clinton’s 2016 presidential campaign. Here are some big things the mainstream media has wrong about Clintons, uranium, and corruption.
Because of the similarities between Bitcoin and gold, you’d think their fans would see eye to eye. But that’s not the case at all. Maybe it should be.
Pierre Lassonde is a brilliant dealmaker and entrepreneur with a phenomenal track record. When he talks about making money in natural resources, I listen and so should you.
Resource Market Millionaire
How to invest like an insider and make a fortune in the natural resource market
