Rick Rule | The Mining Industry Is Not As Capital-Short As It Pretends To Be

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Rick Rule is the President and CEO of Sprott US Holdings and has been in the natural resource investment business for about four decades. In this interview, Mining Stock Education host Bill Powers questions Rick regarding what he learned at the 2018 Sprott Natural Resource Symposium, how he assesses younger mining CEO’s, his thoughts on tin as a commodity, and his current assessment of the mining sector. Throughout the interview Rick offers sage investment advice on how to succeed at resource investing.

0:05 Introduction
1:23 What Rick Rule learned at the 2018 Sprott Natural Resource Symposium
4:10 How Rick Rule assesses and vets a younger, unproven mining CEO
7:28 Does Rick Rule think the junior mining sector generally attracts a lesser-quality CEO compared with other industries?
8:09 Discussing the appropriate compensation plan for an exploration company CEO
9:54 Rick Rule’s thoughts on tin as a commodity
13:01 What past time period does today’s resource sector remind Rick Rule of?
17:11 Does Rick Rule currently see any top-quality investment opportunities selling at a 50% discount?
18:53 Rick Rule’s parting advice and offer to rate and rank your resource portfolio

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RR being kind of naive. When questions lock up large amounts of capital that retail does not usually have. If questions give a quicker payback where funds can be deployed within a few months and hopefully removed risk from the play they were removed from.

stealinator
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It’s always a pleasure to listen to Rick Rule speak.

dylanmilks
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These will be looked back upon as bargain basement days IMHO. Especially with silver.

Ronbo