I have made money in mining but I have lost a lot of money in mining. This interview will provide you with the fundamentals on how to pick the winners and stay away from the losers (and there are many in mining). I hope you enjoy it!
Great interview. Hopefully you will get the CEO Amar someday. I really liked the way you asked hard questions as well and let the guest speak his mind to the fullest. You earned a new sub buddy. Great work
my only question is why Agnico would pay a fee to Bloor Street for this interview ? Doesn't seem like they need the exposure. I bought this company on the advice of my friend Louis Navellier to balance the uncertainty in much of the rest of my portfolio. Anyway you have some great content, new subscriber, thanks!!!
He said a few things that really resonated but the primary one was a continued focus on quality over quantity and they were not empire builders ie Barrick and Newmont
t's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment Jamie and for taking the time to view our content! I am amazed at how poorly run so many mining companies are run and many are just lifestyle companies.
@@JamieDupont-tj5lx I’m a paid subscriber to a media firm that has a former Barrick Geologist who said the entire team at the time got sacked. That lack of foresite (riding out the cycles) illustrates the difference between Agnico and Barrick. Not sure if Barrick has changed their tune since then.
There can be no doubt that AEM is a very well managed metals company - even over the long term. It is certainly the best managed Canadian miner. So well done Paul Pena and Sean Boyd! There is an important point missing in this chat. Pena built small mines, applied to narrow veined high minerals content deposits. This kept the CAPEX demands low, manageable and risk limited. This is a mining approach that has become completely forgotten to most miners [bigger is always better - right???] but it is the foundation stone of the wisdom that caused AEM to succeed. But AEM produces today very little Ag, Ni and Co [its namesake]- despite these being critical metals for the energy transition. In the late 1980s. AEM shut its Ag division. Would it consider re-opening this division once it begins its Upper Beaver project? There is a lot of silver in the Cobalt Camp....in fact it is one of Canada's most proven and underexploited regions today. Great interview. Much appreciated.
Buffet's comments about Au are true. However, context is missing greatly. Howard Buffet - his father - was a huge gold investor and advocate of Sound Money while a Congressman. Warren Buffet in the late 1990s was the largest holder of physical Ag in London - holding more than the Hunt Brothers did. This is an overlooked and forgotten fact. So Warren is a big believer in physical PM - but he was forced to abandon his physical position - by similar threats as applied to the Hunt Bros. AEM is successful because it does not worry about being the biggest producer, just the smartest and most well run business - like BRK. If they continue with that focus and discipline, they will by default become the largest producer by simple outperformance.
Great discussion and explains why AEM has done so well up 40% on the year when GLD is up 20%. Barrick on the other hand up 10% and most of that move came in the last week. I think he was far too kind when he spoke of other CEOS who are underperforming. They are underperforming due to incompetence and just plain poor management. This is the real reason why investors dont care in the sector.
t's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment Ron and for taking the time to view our content! When it comes to investing in the mining sector, not all companies/management are equal.
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment and for taking the time to view our content! Alamos is a quality company but has yet to achieve the growth that Agnico has having grown from $200 million to $50 billion in market cap..
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment and for taking the time to view our content! Yes, there aren't too many Canadian companies left. Just a matter of time before Teck is acquired.
Great stat on AUM I think you said UK assets $40 billion to $12 billion and a lack of performance is definitely a big part of this, most mining CEOs are poor stewards of capital. I remember when Kinross acquired Redback or Barrick acquired Equinox for $8 billion. Both disastrous acquisitions. Another issue is the success of so many other sectors such as bitcoin and EVs and now AI.
t's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment and for taking the time to view our content! As Sean mentioned, Agnico is very good at M&A and they never overpay!
So your home base that you know so well is Canada, but somehow you let Kirkland Lake Gold steal (your now best asset) Detour Lake right from under your nose. Then you had to buy KL to get Detour Lake at a much higher price. And you expect us to believe you're on top of the Canadian geology and acquisition games.
Appreciate your analysis! Your last recommendation gave me a 10% profit in just a week, OMG!!! Im looking into NVDA90H, ETH, and SHIBA. What’s your take on these? NVDA90H seems like a good bet, but I’d love your input.
I have made money in mining but I have lost a lot of money in mining. This interview will provide you with the fundamentals on how to pick the winners and stay away from the losers (and there are many in mining). I hope you enjoy it!
I knew Agnico was one of the best but I didnt realize the scope of growth growing from $200 mill to $50 bill. Thanks gents!
t's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment John and for the ongoing support!
Well done Jimmy and Sean! Agnico is my only gold miner and also own gld.
t's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment and for taking the time to view our content!
Great interview. Hopefully you will get the CEO Amar someday.
I really liked the way you asked hard questions as well and let the guest speak his mind to the fullest.
You earned a new sub buddy. Great work
Thanks for the comment and thanks for subscribing! Besides Agnico, who else would you like to see?
my only question is why Agnico would pay a fee to Bloor Street for this interview ? Doesn't seem like they need the exposure. I bought this company on the advice of my friend Louis Navellier to balance the uncertainty in much of the rest of my portfolio. Anyway you have some great content, new subscriber, thanks!!!
He said a few things that really resonated but the primary one was a continued focus on quality over quantity and they were not empire builders ie Barrick and Newmont
t's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment Jamie and for taking the time to view our content! I am amazed at how poorly run so many mining companies are run and many are just lifestyle companies.
@@JamieDupont-tj5lx I’m a paid subscriber to a media firm that has a former Barrick Geologist who said the entire team at the time got sacked. That lack of foresite (riding out the cycles) illustrates the difference between Agnico and Barrick. Not sure if Barrick has changed their tune since then.
There can be no doubt that AEM is a very well managed metals company - even over the long term. It is certainly the best managed Canadian miner. So well done Paul Pena and Sean Boyd!
There is an important point missing in this chat. Pena built small mines, applied to narrow veined high minerals content deposits. This kept the CAPEX demands low, manageable and risk limited. This is a mining approach that has become completely forgotten to most miners [bigger is always better - right???] but it is the foundation stone of the wisdom that caused AEM to succeed.
But AEM produces today very little Ag, Ni and Co [its namesake]- despite these being critical metals for the energy transition. In the late 1980s. AEM shut its Ag division. Would it consider re-opening this division once it begins its Upper Beaver project? There is a lot of silver in the Cobalt Camp....in fact it is one of Canada's most proven and underexploited regions today.
Great interview. Much appreciated.
Buffet's comments about Au are true. However, context is missing greatly. Howard Buffet - his father - was a huge gold investor and advocate of Sound Money while a Congressman. Warren Buffet in the late 1990s was the largest holder of physical Ag in London - holding more than the Hunt Brothers did. This is an overlooked and forgotten fact. So Warren is a big believer in physical PM - but he was forced to abandon his physical position - by similar threats as applied to the Hunt Bros.
AEM is successful because it does not worry about being the biggest producer, just the smartest and most well run business - like BRK. If they continue with that focus and discipline, they will by default become the largest producer by simple outperformance.
@@alexkuhnert6856 Thanks for the clarification Alex! Great context!
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the detailed comments Alex and for taking the time to view our content!
@@alexkuhnert6856 I forgot about the Hunt Brothers, now that was a great story
Great interview. In fact another great interview from one of the newest and best financial channels around. Great job.
Thanks for the comment Paul and for the ongoing support!
Im a shareholder and never got any lobster, wtf!!!
t's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment Jim! You're not alone but the days of sending out lobster for any company are over, unfortunately.
Great discussion and explains why AEM has done so well up 40% on the year when GLD is up 20%. Barrick on the other hand up 10% and most of that move came in the last week. I think he was far too kind when he spoke of other CEOS who are underperforming. They are underperforming due to incompetence and just plain poor management. This is the real reason why investors dont care in the sector.
t's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment Ron and for taking the time to view our content! When it comes to investing in the mining sector, not all companies/management are equal.
Awesome content 👍🏻
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Great insights
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The best gold miner at 38.95% operating margin ..Alamos at 41.73%
I also own Alamos and look at is as a baby Agnico. John and team have done good things
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment and for taking the time to view our content! Alamos is a quality company but has yet to achieve the growth that Agnico has having grown from $200 million to $50 billion in market cap..
Even though I’m an Aussie, though not a BHP shareholder (yet), I’m glad Agnico refused the M&A deal.
It's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment and for taking the time to view our content! Yes, there aren't too many Canadian companies left. Just a matter of time before Teck is acquired.
AEM...Amen! Just beware that American eagle.
Thanks for the comment Reggie and thanks for the ongoing support!
Great stat on AUM I think you said UK assets $40 billion to $12 billion and a lack of performance is definitely a big part of this, most mining CEOs are poor stewards of capital. I remember when Kinross acquired Redback or Barrick acquired Equinox for $8 billion. Both disastrous acquisitions. Another issue is the success of so many other sectors such as bitcoin and EVs and now AI.
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Detour was a steal!!
Agreed and so was TMAC and Osisko
t's Jimmy Connor, thanks for the comment and for taking the time to view our content! As Sean mentioned, Agnico is very good at M&A and they never overpay!
So your home base that you know so well is Canada, but somehow you let Kirkland Lake Gold steal (your now best asset) Detour Lake right from under your nose. Then you had to buy KL to get Detour Lake at a much higher price. And you expect us to believe you're on top of the Canadian geology and acquisition games.
Good point! I wonder what the cost difference was.
Your advice led me to NVDA90H, holding for 5x gains. Exciting listings ahead!
Thanks for the advice! Got NVDA90H, feeling bullish! 🚀
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Appreciate your analysis! Your last recommendation gave me a 10% profit in just a week, OMG!!! Im looking into NVDA90H, ETH, and SHIBA. What’s your take on these? NVDA90H seems like a good bet, but I’d love your input.
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