Becoming a Speculator with Lobo Tiggre

"If you are disciplined, and have built your own conviction, you can make money in any market", Lobo Tiggre told me during our conversation from Wednesday, May 25.

This is clips shows the part in which I had a chance to talk to Lobo about things that not many other interview platforms would - how to be a succesful speculator, especially given the frothy waters that we're about to go into.

During the full conversation, we tackled different topics, among which uranium, and how to be a profitable speculator in this challenging environment. You can watch the full conversation (free) here:

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Timestamps:
00:00 Important warning
00:15 How does Lobo pick investments?
05:15 Should you diversify your assets across the globe?
07:00 What would Lobo never compromise on?
10:00 Who to invest with? (networking, people, etc)
12:30 How to measure risk vs reward?
18:10 Why you must be a contrarian
24:25 Structures & discipline
28:28 Full conversation

[georgeholloway]

Even though my political instincts are probably very different from Lobo, I real admire his humility and honesty, and I think he has so many valuable pieces of wisdom to share. You're a very good interviewer too, Antonio!

[roblewis]

Love watching you mature so well into this medium. Your access to mentor’s is priceless. Thanks For taking me along for the ride. Godspeed

[florencisulla]

I'll tell you in Spanish, impresionate haces un gran trabajo gracias thanks merci

[malekmalek]

Very good talk.good tips to selfreflect, to find out what investor you we are.thanks alot guys.

[robertdagge]

Very interesting thanks.

My Little Black Book gets bigger each month and I am happy to put forward my opinion (based on facts) every time I see these guys get interviewed online. Many investors only look at (potential) resources and the top line, and wholly ignore what management is taking. I don't think many investors even look at audited financial statements - it's (almost) all there in accordance with accepted accounting standards (that do not always seem logical, but anyway....), but seems no one is

Contrarian investing is great but it can imply a time period of dead money - sometimes you can need hold for many years. I invested in a number of lithium coys that did nothing for about 7 years until I had enough of the dead dead money and sold them. Then they 4xed (at least) But point is, it was 7 years of totally dead money in a rising general market.

[robertdagge]

Tru many years of working, I have made printed lists of things to complete. The highlight of my day is putting a pen line tru a task (thought there would be more to adult life, but apparently not....). The list is updated manually each day (manual deletions and additions) and then updated on Word and reprinted each week.

So I'm not one for improvisation, it seems.

[cal.]

Brilliant. Would love to hear more about the PPS strategy as well, you mentioned.