Vancouver resource investment conference; VRIC-2020

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This article reports on the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC)

In this first section, professional mining investor David Erfle offers his insights on the current junior gold sector from the VRIC.

In this fast-moving discussion, David shares his assessment of sector sentiment, discusses some stocks in his portfolio and much more.
Audio only (the content of the talk is on screen) by David Erfle

0:15 Introduction
1:12 Assessing sentiment at VRIC
2:25 What previous year does 2020 feel like?
3:15 How much cash versus equities in your portfolio?
3:52 Discussing how funds take positions in junior miners
4:48 Gold price commentary
6:03 Growth-oriented producer David likes
6:50 Do you like royalty companies now?
7:52 Playing the pump of hot stocks
9:53 How Eric Sprott is investing differently now than in last cycle
11:58 Bullish commodities?
12:30 Final advice

David Erfle’s website: Junior Miner Junky
 

The VRIC is preceded by the Metals Investor Forum on Jan 17-18, 2020. One video on this conference by Gwen Preston, Publisher, Resource Maven “Gold: Just Getting Started”.

The companies presenting at the Metals Investor Forum are as vetted as it gets – they have already cleared the high hurdle of earning the coverage from the newsletter writers’ as companies with excellent management teams, great financials and promising properties.
All newsletter writers’ stress that the first quality on that list – excellent management – is essential to the success of a junior mining company. The problem is that it’s hard to assess management without being able to look them in the eye and ask the questions that matter to you.
The Metals Investor Forum gives you that time.
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Gold is like “life insurance”; Rick Rule has never seen this in his life.

With bond yields at historical lows, and even negative in some parts of the world, investors are navigating uncharted waters, and gold demand could see a surge, says Rick Rule, CEO of Sprott U.S. If you have mean reversion in terms of gold and gold-related equities, you will see between triple to quadruple demand in precious metals and precious-metals related assets,” Rule told Kitco News on the sidelines of the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference. He added that no prudent investor wants his life insurance to pay off because that means someone has died, and this is what gold is all about.

For further coverage I would like to refer to this Freegold forum thread (from the third posting onward)