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Timestamps:00:00:00 Chapters00:00:32 Did we miss the bull market? 00:05:26 How should I look at valuations? 00:07:40 What could cause the next leg up? 00:10:45 Does the gold price need to double for stocks to do well? 00:17:22 What are the precious metals ETF telling us about the market? 00:19:06 How is David's fund doing? 00:20:55 What's the biggest fund? 00:21:27 What's the split between gold and silver?00:23:39 Are they buying more juniors now? 00:25:45 What's the biggest position in the fund now? 00:26:38 How does he know when to sell? 00:28:06 How does he build NPV models? 00:32:18 Is there a jurisdiction discount and/or premium? 00:35:26 How much cash are they keeping? 00:37:07 Are the gold/silver ETFs really a good bet? 00:40:20 What's David's checklist? 00:42:48 Is David building copper exposure? 00:44:21 What else is David paying attention to now? 00:47:17 Where does David get his information from? 00:52:59 Closing thoughts

This is an Ixios Asset Management interview with CEO David Finch.

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Timestamps:00:00:00 Chapters00:00:12 Very Important Warning00:01:11 Angkor Resources Company Overview00:07:06 What kind of a company is Angkor really building?00:11:23 Has the CEO made money for shareholders before? 00:16:17 Does management have real skin in the game?00:19:40 How did they even get the projects in Cambodia?00:33:32 How does asset ownership in Cambodia work?00:40:04 Does the government get a royalty on the projects?00:44:05 What is the related-party risk for Angkor Resources?00:47:13 What is the relationship with the local population?00:57:38 Could they go back to drilling or do they need more permits?01:02:15 When will they be drilling the porphyry targets?01:04:39 Will they look for a JV partner?01:05:40 How much time do they need?01:06:41 How much money do they need? 01:08:11 How will they finance the company going forward?01:09:49 What's the monthly burn rate for Angkor Resources?01:12:31 How will they deal with the debt?01:13:49 Will they need more debt in the future?01:18:09 Is Angkor in a position to negotiate good terms?01:19:43 What is are biggest risks for Angkor Resources?01:29:19 What's the biggest criticism for Angkor Resources?01:30:16 Why did Angkor Resources pivot?01:36:20 Very Important Warning - DO NOT SKIPThis is an Angkor Resources interview with CEO, Delayne Weeks.

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Timestamps:00:00:00 Chapters00:00:11 Very Important Warning 00:01:10 Trident Resources Company Overview 00:05:45 What's the actual goal for Trident?00:09:15 Is this the right CEO for Trident?00:17:19 Does the CEO have other jobs?00:18:44 Do insiders have real skin in the game?00:20:02 Has the paper from the roll back worked through?00:22:31 Do insiders hold a royalty on the projects?00:23:31 Why did previous operators walk away?00:26:02 Did the mine close down due to any geological issues?00:29:54 What's the size of the target? 00:32:53 How much time do they need to get to an updated MRE?00:36:08 What's the next catalyst for the company?00:38:32 When will they be drilling?00:39:49 When are the other assays coming out?00:40:40 How much money do they have right now?00:41:59 Will they be selling Skeena shares?00:44:15 How much are they spending on G&A?00:45:52 What are they doing for marketing?00:48:00 Are they expecting any warrant money to come in?00:49:33 Would they consider a JV?00:51:55 Will they drill the copper projects soon?00:53:32 Are the other projects for sale?00:55:13 What are the biggest risks for Trident?00:58:14 Is the historic data still available? 00:59:41 Are there any legacy issues?01:02:10 What is the relationship with the First Nations?01:05:02 Is grade continuity a risk?01:06:02 Is the lake a risk?01:10:33 What's the biggest criticism of Trident?01:13:31 Very Important Warning - DO NOT SKIPThis is a Trident Resources interview with CEO, Jon Wiesblatt.