Five Professionals Explain How Mining Investors Should Use Analyst and Technical Reports

The best is not to use it.

Wonderful recap, Bill. Kudos for your job!

It's amazing, you're on the dark side of the moon and you don't even realize it anymore.
If you're doing it on purpose, I'll keep quiet for the sake of decency.

Best way is the lassonde curve for exploration. MD&A to check mine information. Financial statement to check warrants and if company has enough cash for drilling.

The game is the game. Thnx MSE for helping us play better.

HUGE Thank You Bill. 😄 What a great compilation of advice.

The compilation all mining investors need

Brilliant 🫡

This provided a lot of value to me. I was just reading a PEA yesterday and was asking myself the same questions you did.

After many years of subscribing to and listening to experts, my two biggest wins have been Vizsla, which I picked because I have a Vizsla (dog breed), and WDO, because I happened to ride by their mine, and I thought -- oh cool, a gold mine here. My current favoured technical analysis is Eeny, meeny, miny, moe. I still listen to your channel though, just in case.

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The most important thing that I think was left out...understanding global commodity prices. The best way to make money is to invest in sound companies when the metal they pursue is in less demand. Don't buy tops if your not ready for the fall.

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Can someone tell which rick rule interview this was sampled from?

5 out of 6 of my exploration stocks I am currently invested in found a resource and I haven't written off the last company. I think that isn't a bad success rate.
I don't have the illusion that I'll ever get the skills that are mentioned here. Even if I could change from a flip of a coin to a 10% improvement - how do I measure it and is it worth all the effort getting there?

But I am pretty good at analysing people. If I could talk to a CEO I would talk with him about everything but mining to get a picture of him, because that's not possible I get my information elsewhere, i.e. from interviews, facial expressions of the interviewer and biographies.
Over the past 2 years I wrote emails to only 3 companies and surprisingly the one where I least expected it really pissed me off. So much that I had fired the person at once in my company.
So I am concentrating on the field I am good at and that is people and I keep my position size small enough that a failure won't hurt me. But if I had the resources and the will for more exposure I would do the same Rick Rule does, paying a couple of experts.

100% agree with Warren Irwin ....... ( From Argentina with love ❤)

Investing $1-2 million, who would not happily spend $35k, or cc 3%, on that consultant's report?

I assumed this is standard practice for high net worth investors, or acting as a group