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Chloe Li-Chapman is the manager of Toronto hot spots Bowie and the newly opened Bonitos. Chloe sat down with us to discuss karaoke bars, shot towers, Badiali on a weekend, content creators disrupting service, people who refer to Bowie as a 'Speakeasy', apothecary bars, obnoxious cocktails, Instagram read receipts, people who try to bypass the line by DMing her, The Beaconsfield, industry night, late night food, A&W, Hip-Hop Omakase, Korean BBQ, Nobu, clothes smelling like the restaurant you just ate at, learning to love brunch, Frankies Diner, Queen Star restaurant, the death of Queen West, classic Toronto restaurants, Imanishi, being 'over dinners', Prime Seafood Palace, Foxley, eating alone, Dufferin Mall, Mr Greenjeans and more!Chloe Li-ChapmanJosh McIntyreNick Marian----COLD PODSign up below to access all episodes:https://www.patreon.com/c/coldpod

Matt Badiali, Editor of The New Energy Investor published under Mangrove Investor, joins us to assess what President Trump's new executive order to fast-track critical mineral development in the U.S. really means for the mining sector - and where investors should be paying attention. While the order includes aggressive timelines and a broad list of minerals, even gold, Matt believes it's more of a political signal than a regulatory breakthrough. Without actual changes to permitting laws and processes, he argues the order won't speed up mine development on its own. That said, it could succeed in attracting new capital to the sector, especially for U.S.-based projects and companies stuck in permitting limbo. Matt highlights how high-profile assets like Pebble, Resolution, and projects across Minnesota and South Carolina are now back in focus as permitting plays gain momentum. But he cautions that without deeper policy reform, and funding, many of these projects could remain stalled.    He also explains why a key section of the executive order, invoking the Defense Production Act to support project financing, might be the most impactful. If capital finally starts flowing from U.S. agencies into early-stage exploration or advanced development projects, it could represent a major turning point for the sector.   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to follow along with what Matt is writing.

Matt Badiali, Editor of The New Energy Investor published under Mangrove Investor, joins us for a comprehensive discussion on the growing significance of antimony in the critical minerals space. Highlighting antimony's applications in defense systems.   The conversation covers China's dominance in its supply, the impact on prices, and the potential benefits to gold companies with antimony assets. Matt shares his insights on the challenges of securing government grants for mining, the importance of recycling, and other critical minerals like germanium and rare earths.   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to follow along with what Matt is writing. 

Matt Badiali, Editor of The New Energy Investor published under Mangrove Investor, joins us to discuss how the DeepSeek news impacts the energy outlook, including clean energy initiatives.    The conversation delves into the market's reaction to news from DeepSeek, a Chinese AI app, and assesses the implications for long-term energy demand despite short-term investor reactions. We explore the transition from coal to natural gas and renewable energy sources amidst policy shifts, emphasizing the critical role of nuclear power in meeting future energy needs.    The episode underscores the persistent global demand for electricity and evaluates how policy changes, such as those implemented by Trump's administration on wind and solar, might influence the energy landscape. Concluding with insights into the energy market's trajectory, the discussion also highlights the potential for natural gas and nuclear energy to address rising power demands.   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to follow along with what Matt is writing.

Matt Badiali, Editor of The New Energy Investor published under Mangrove Investor, joins us to discuss the potential changes the Trump presidency could bring to the critical minerals market and the broader energy sector.    We delve into Trump's stated plans to roll back funding for the Inflation Reduction Act and its downstream impacts on critical minerals like battery metals and copper. Additionally, we explore the implications for sectors such as nuclear power and hydrogen energy. As the government changes hands, Matt shares insights into how companies might adapt and what strategic shifts might occur, both in the U.S. and globally.   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to follow along with what Matt is writing.

Matt Badiali, Editor of The New Energy Investor published under Mangrove Investor, joins us to share his outlook for the oil and natural gas markets.    We explore factors influencing oil prices, such as record-high U.S. oil production and China's reduced demand. We  also delve into the dynamics of natural gas markets, the impact of global supply-demand fluctuations, and the potential effects of OPEC's decisions. Additionally, the conversation covers implications for energy equities, the cyclical nature of commodities, and the challenges in forecasting energy market trends.   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to follow along with what Matt is writing.  

Matt Badiali, Editor of The New Energy Investor published under Mangrove Investor, joins us to discuss the complexities surrounding the supply and demand of critical minerals. The conversation delves into the increasing demand driven by industries such as EVs, AI, and solar panels, contrasted with the slow response in mining supply due to outdated systems and social challenges related to mining.    Matt examines the future implications for mineral prices, drawing parallels to past oil market behaviors, and highlights potential investment opportunities in critical minerals, especially in companies with significant deposits and those represented in ETFs.   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to follow along with what Matt is writing.

Matt Badiali, Editor of The New Energy Investor published under Mangrove Investor, joins me to chat about the current state of the lithium market. We discuss the significant drop in lithium prices from over $80,000 to around $10,000, reasons behind the market collapse, and the potential for future opportunities.    Matt, a self-proclaimed lithium bear, explains his views on different types of lithium deposits, the impact of DLE technology, and the involvement of major oil companies like ExxonMobil in the lithium business. He also highlights the investment potential in lithium producers and companies leveraging DLE technology. Despite current low prices, Matt suggests there are opportunities for selective investments in the lithium space   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to follow along with what Matt is writing. 

Trevor and Matt Badiali of Quetzal Copper discuss the current state of the gold and copper markets. They explore why gold juniors are not taking advantage of the high gold prices and the risks involved in mining. They also analyze the relationship between the gold and copper prices and the impact of demand and supply on the copper market. Matt shares his insights on the M&A activity in the mining sector and the need for more exploration for economic deposits. They also touch on Quetzal Copper's business model and their drilling program at the Cristinas project.

Matt Badiali, Editor of The New Energy Investor published under Mangrove Investor, joins us to share his thoughts on the copper price pullback and what fundamental data around supply and demand to trust.    The conversation explores whether this decline presents a buying opportunity or signals the end of the copper market run since 2016. Topics include supply and demand dynamics, the potential for further M&A post US$1.6billion Filo deal, the role of government in stabilizing the market, and investment strategies in copper, such as buying individual stocks vs ETFs. Matt shares his insights on the cyclical nature of commodities and his approach to long-term investment in major mining companies. He emphasizes the importance of understanding macroeconomic trends and anecdotal evidence when making investment decisions.   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to follow along with what Matt is writing. 

Matt Badiali, Editor of the New Energy Investor, published under Mangrove Investor joins us to focus on the copper market. We discuss the drop in the copper price, issues around permitting, overall health of the copper producers, and what factors could help all copper stocks.    We kick off with insights into the significant price drop from over $5 in May to $4.16 today. We discuss the potential global economic slowdown and its impact on commodity prices, particularly copper and energy. Matt shares his views on China's influential role in the commodities market, the economic health of copper producers, and the increasing energy demands in copper mining. We also address the potential for M&A activities among major and junior mining companies amidst current market conditions.     Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to follow along with what Matt is writing. 

Matt Badiali, Editor of the New Energy Investor, Published under Mangrove Investor joins me to look at the Vanadium market and the potential of Vanadium redox flow batteries driving a bull market.    We discuss the transformative potential of Vanadium redox flow batteries to be used for grid-scale energy storage. These batteries, compared to lithium-ion batteries, have longer lifespans and are considered safer. China's significant demand for vanadium flow batteries and their projected annual growth rate of 56.7% through 2030 are examined.    Despite the current low demand from steel,we address investment opportunities and potential market shifts, with Canadian company Largo Resources highlighted as a key player. Matt also touches upon the future exploration and production possibilities in regions like Eastern Ontario and Quebec.   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to follow along with what Matt is writing.

Matt Badiali, Editor of the New energy Investor published under the Mangrove Investor joins us to discuss his renewed bullishness for Uranium.    Matt discusses the significant shift in Japan's energy policies, particularly their renewed commitment to nuclear energy. This change is driven by Japan's need to reduce its dependency on imported fuels and to support high-energy-consuming industries like data centers and chip manufacturing. The potential restart of nuclear reactors, especially the vast Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant, could increase global uranium demand, potentially driving up prices.    Matt also highlights the broader international context, with several countries ramping up their nuclear energy capabilities. We look at the challenges of uranium supply, noting the depleted stockpiles in Japan and the end of the Megatons to Megawatts program. Despite a recent dip in uranium prices, Matt is optimistic about another upward trend due to burgeoning demand.   The conversation touches on uranium stocks and discusses significant companies like NextGen Energy and the Sprott Physical Uranium Trust. Matt emphasizes the importance of jurisdiction and the need for more uranium production to meet future demands. The discussion also covers the Athabasca Basin, known for its high-grade uranium resources, and the need for diligent exploration and management.   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to follow along with Matt.

Matt Badiali, CEO of Quetzal Copper, discusses the current state of the copper market and the factors driving its demand. He highlights the increasing use of electricity in everyday life, the rise of electric vehicles, and the demand for copper in data centers supporting AI. Badiali also discusses the challenges in copper supply, including the age and declining grade of existing mines and the difficulty in permitting new mines. He suggests that major tech companies could play a role in financing new copper projects. Badiali then provides an update on Quetzal Copper's Christinas project in Mexico, which has shown promising copper prospects. He explains the geological characteristics of the project and the company's plans for drilling and exploration.

Matt Badiali, Editor of The New Energy Investor and CEO of Quetzal Copper joins me to discuss the copper price breakout to all time highs earlier today and if money will filter down to earlier stage copper companies.   With copper demand and expectations continuing to increase we discuss the supply side of the market. Majority of the supply growth will come from exiting mines expanding, not from new mine builds. But will this increase come close to filling the supply gap?   Filtering down to possible copper mine builds we discuss the financing environment and cost of capital for companies. We also balance out the size of copper assets for which could be build and make investors money.   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to learn more about the New Energy Investor newsletter.

In today's episode, Abbas and Jordan review of "Godzilla X King Kong", Jordan shares his unapologetic enjoyment of a good old-fashioned bathroom break and his newfound obsession with AG1, Abbas prepares for a comedy adventure in NYC and savors the delights of Badiali pizza, Jordan's latest purchase of a bidet, Abbas shares his experience with a city hall wedding, and the controversial topic of phone bans in schools.

Matt Badiali, Editor of The New Energy Investor published under the Mangrove Investor joins me to chat battery technology and development.   We start by recapping some of the recent news on sodium batteries, solid state batteries and other minerals being incorporated into new batter development. While we can try to product which battery will become the global standard maybe there is room for a range of batteries developed for different products and uses.   On the investor front Matt shares a trade his in to take advantage of this growth in the battery industry. I ask about the different types of commodities and minerals he thinks will play a larger roll in the energy transition and his time frame for it all.     Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to keep up to date with Matt's New energy Investor newsletter.

Matt Badili, Editor of the New Energy Investor, published under Mangrove Investor, joins us for a wide-ranging conversation on the energy transition trends, backed by policy makers and manufacturing companies, and their impact on commodities, the electric grid, and daily life.     We take a nuanced look at what global trends are gaining or losing traction, and what perceptions have changed regarding the proposed transition from legacy hydrocarbons like coal, oil, and natural gas, to more of a focus on carbon-free energy generation sources like nuclear, solar, and wind, in addition to more energy storage.    These various newer power generation methods necessary for swapping oil and gas for electricity, impact both the reliability of the power grid and even the space necessary to accommodate this power generation.  Each energy input and energy storage platform has different strengths and weaknesses, and also requires different commodities like copper, silver, uranium, lithium and rare earths.   It's a nuanced discussion, and by the end we tie in some of the investing themes and takeaways.   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to follow along with Matt's market commentary.

Matt Badili, Editor of the New Energy Investor, published under Mangrove Investor joins us to share a conversation from PDAC discussing how US investors are restricted from investing in small cap junior resource stocks.   We have consistently heard about the difficulties for US investors to clear Private Placement shares and even get their brokers to buy TSX.V and even OTC listed stocks. We discuss what companies can do to open up the US market. Also if investors should note if a stock is on a US exchange when doing their due diligence. Some resource sectors, like uranium and lithium stocks have had success in the US but it takes capital and a strategy to capture the US investors attention.    Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to follow along with Matt's market commentary.

Matt Badiali, Editor of the New Energy Investor published under Mangrove Investor joins us to discuss the recent re-balance of SILJ (junior silver focused) and the other ETFs focused on junior resource stocks. While we have discussed in the past, these ETFs don't truly track junior stocks. The majority of stocks within SILJ and GDXJ, to name a couple of the "junior focused" ETFs, hold many more larger mining companies and sometimes companies that are not focused on the main metal of the ETF.   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to keep up to date with Matt.

Matt Badiali, Editor of the New Energy Investor published under Mangrove Investor joins us to focus on the natural gas sector and why he thinks prices will remain constrained at generally low prices. We discuss the higher production rates in the US and how oil production directly impacts natural gas production. We ask if inflation will impact the price, longer term, and how other energy prices are impacted by cheaper natural gas. As much as we discuss lower natural gas prices in the US there are regional considerations where prices can go much higher in other countries.    Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to keep up to date on what Matt is writing about.

    Welcome to the final Weekend Show of 2023! It was a wild ride this year, and in many ways a drastically better year...

Welcome to the final Weekend Show of 2023! It was a wild ride this year, and in many ways a drastically better year for investors compared to 2022. With so many sectors in up-trends to end the year we focus this Weekend Show on a wide range of resources and stocks to get 2024 outlooks from our guests.   We hope you all have a very happy New Year! We will be back in 2024 with more market commentary and company interviews.   Segment 1 - Replay from Wednesday - Jordan Roy-Byrne – Price Action And Breadth Readings Of Gold Miners Is Constructive Click here to visit The Daily Gold website to keep up to date with Jordan. Segment 2 - Matt Badiali, Editor of the New Energy Investor published under the Mangrove Investor joins us to share his outlook for oil, uranium, lithium and copper. Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website. Segment 3 and 4 - Joe Mazumdar, Editor of Exploration Insights wraps up the show by sharing his recent research on major miner leverage to the gold price. It was very interesting to hear why costs are rising for major miners and the impacts of companies lowering cut off grades to add in more ounces. We also discuss how mid and small mining companies could provide leverage to the gold price. Click here to visit the Exploration Insights website.

Matt Badiali, Editor of the New Energy letter, Published under the Mangrove Investor joins us to focus on the news out of ExxonMobil and the move into the lithium sector. This major oil producer has now stated its intention to develop a Direct Lithium Extraction (DLE) process and technology. This is a potential major stepping stone for the lithium sector and will have impacts across the sector.   We discuss with Matt the significance of ExxonMobil entering the lithium space especially on all the junior stocks that are developing their own DLE technology. Assuming any DLE process is developed there will be impacts on the lithium price, carried over to the cost of batteries and electric vehicles. While it's still fairly early for the development of DLE the sector is moving fast and having major oil companies starting up dedicated divisions will surly speed everything up.   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to keep up to date with Matt on the critical minerals.

Matt Badiali, Editor of the New Energy letter, Published under the Mangrove Investor, joins us to recap his experience at the recent MoneyShow in Las Vegas. Matt was representing 2 resource companies and also his New Energy letter which is focused on critical minerals. It was very interesting to hear his recap of the investor sentiment toward resources and investing in resource stocks. While the Vegas show is populated by mostly traders, they currently have very little interest in resource investing. We throw out some questions and ideas on what could bring these investors into the resource sector.   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to keep up to date with Matt. 

An old friend from the photography life, Fernando recently opened a coffee business at the Franschhoek Market in the Winelands. Even though he's a freshly minted operator, his precise nature and the journey he embarked on to create Bare Kofu provided an illuminating glimpse of the coffee game and an entertaining chat. On Instagram @a_table_inthecorner Cover image sketched by Courtney Cara Lawson All profile portraits by Russel Wasserfall unless otherwise credited

Matt Badiali, Editor of The New Energy Investor published at Mangrove Investor joins us to focus on the graphite market. Recent news of Rio investing in Sovereign Metals, a graphite miner, brought this sector back into focus. While still not a widely followed market we discuss some of the issues around pricing and valuing different deposits, dealing with different flake size. We also discuss the demand side of graphite considering it makes up approximately 50% by weight of batteries.   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to keep up to date with Matt.

Matt Badiali, Editor of the New Energy Investor published under Mangrove Investor joins us to continue our discussion on the continued green energy revolution as it relates to batteries and the energy that will fill these batteries. We discuss a range of different energy sources that will be needed to provide the energy to support this transition and from an investment angle.   Click here to visit the Mangrove Investor website to follow along with Matt's market comments on the energy sector.

In this week's long-form we connect with a new guest. Matt Badiali brings close to 20 years of junior mining investment experience, both through his own investments and involvements, but also through the lense of a news letter writer. Matt talks about mistakes he's made in the past and tools he found to help make sure those mistakes can be mitigated in this very volatile sector. We talk the health of the junior mining markets right now and how it is always darkest right before the dawn. We'd like to thank our sponsors: Western Copper and Gold is focused on developing the world-class Casino project in Canada's Yukon Territory. The Casino project consists of an impressive 11 billion pounds of copper and 21 million ounces of gold in an overall resource. Western Copper and Gold trades on the TSX and the NYSE American with WRN. Be sure to follow the company via their website, www.westerncopperandgold.com. ASCU is an early-stage copper developer and explorer of the Cactus Mine and its satellite project, Parks/Salyer, both situated on a 4km mine trend on private land in Arizona's porphyry copper district. Opportunity for significant growth and scale exist along the trend, while future capex requirements outlined in the Cactus PEA benefit from significant onsite and nearby access to infrastructure. The Company is led by an executive management team and Board which have a long-standing track record of successful project delivery in North America. For more information, please visit www.arizonasonoran.com. Fireweed Metals is advancing 3 different projects within the Yukon and Northwest Territories, including the flagship Macmillan Pass Project, a large zinc-lead-silver deposit and the Mactung Project, one of the largest and highest-grade tungsten deposits in the world. Fireweed plans to advance these projects through exploration, resource definition, metallurgy, engineering, economic studies and collaboration with indigenous people on the path to production. For more information please visit fireweedmetals.com.

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This week's episode has been covered in Cajun seasoning! We have Short Track Super Series Cajun Region driver, Keith Badiali, on the show! Keith and I go in depth about this year's Cajun Swing, Modified racing down south and much more! Enjoy! Ads - Leindecker Racing Engines - https://www.facebook.com/jleindeckerracingengines Design for Vision - https://www.designforvision.com/ Sunglass Central - https://www.sunglasscentral.net/ Bill Brown & Company, Inc. - https://www.billbrowninc.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the4widesalutepodcast/support

I am happy to introduce a new guest to the show, Matt Badiali. Matt just started up a new newsletter called New Energy. He is a geologist by education, an investment analyst by profession, and a writer by nature. He began researching and writing about natural resource investments in 2004.     Since this is Matt's first time on the show we have him share his background in the resource sector and areas he has covered in the past. We then take a big picture look at the resource sector, specifically energy. We discuss how ESG is now a key driver for companies and investors. We also discuss the shift toward green energy but balanced with the need for older energy sources. In future interviews we will get more into the companies Matt is covering and how he is managing a new energy portfolio. 

Ryan Baddeley is the owner of Pizzeria Badiali, a fantastic slice shop in Queen West, a hipster area in Toronto. We talked about the must-visit places in Toronto (sorry we didn't get to North of Brooklyn) but kudos to our friend Amy Rosen, who insisted we meet for a slice at Badiali. This is a unique pizza in a city full of Neapolitans.

This week we get the inside scoop from the main man behind Challenger Sails - Claudio Badiali

I sit down with Philosophy PHD dropout Jon Badiali (IsDoBe.com) to talk about his journey into Christianity. He goes through nihilism, stops by Heidegger, and binges on Spinozan Pantheism but finds it all a deeply unsatisfying answer to the problem of suffering. Ultimately, he finds his rock in Christ. We talk a bit about Eastern Orthodoxy and Fr. Seraphim Rose, a conversation I find delightful. Enjoy! 1:59 - Interview Starts 5:36 - Eastern vs. Western Christianity 8:10 - Philosophy & Nihilism 27:04 - Heidegger and Christianity 39:14 - Christianity confronts suffering 43:05 - Wrestling with despair 51:37 - Finding and Choosing Christ 56:23 - The road to Damascus moment 1:01:50 - Discovering Orthodoxy 1:12:00 - Leaving the Endless Party

This week Theo and Charles are joined by Lara Badiali, to talk about her work and encourage us to take control of our lives through better time management and setting realistic goals. Lara tells us about her past, from her home in Italy, her time in the Army and why she left, then into living and working across Europe, and how her educational background in psychology informed her decision to pursue a career as a performance life coach. Theo then pitches an internet purge, one day a year when we switch the internet off and emerge blinking into the daylight to enjoy the world the way people used to, but can he convince Lara and Charles? Recorded in London's Camden Town.You can now get in touch with the show...podcast@vialucci.comwww.vialucci.com@vialuccimediaThis show is Part of the PodcastWorld.org networkAudio & Visual Production by Kerem Isik. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I sit down with Philosophy PHD dropout Jon Badiali (IsDoBe.com) to talk about his journey into Christianity. He goes through nihilism, stops by Heidegger, and binges on Spinozan Pantheism but finds it all a deeply unsatisfying answer to the problem of suffering. Ultimately, he finds his rock in Christ. We talk a bit about Eastern Orthodoxy and Fr. Seraphim Rose, a conversation I find delightful. Enjoy!

We're at a point where the music world is full of people who want to be more sustainable and take some form of climate action but don't know where to start. The route to making a useful contribution begins with understanding... then making a plan. The UK not-for-profit organisation Julie's Bicycle are all about education – they help the creative industries understand their environmental impact (measuring their carbon footprint, for example) and then work with them to create their own green strategies. They've collaborated with artists, festivals and venues. On this episode Chiara Badiali joins hosts Fay Milton and Greg Cochrane to discuss the tools and guidance Julie's Bicycle provide, hear about the most common questions they get asked and take a peek at what a more sustainable music industry looks like – electrified festivals and pints of lager made from recycled urine could become more common! Cheers! Fay and Greg also look ahead to a momentous week of music/climate action, and leave you with some recommendations. — Sounds Like A Plan series 1 is supported by Bulb – the green energy company. Listeners of the podcast can take advantage of £50 credit when they switch to Bulb's renewable energy, via this link. https://join.bulb.co.uk/refer/soundslikeaplan — This episode's recommendations: Fay's recommendation Rough Trade and Music Declares Emergency present Music in the Climate: How can record labels, record stores, and artists respond to the climate crisis? Wednesday 21 April 2021, 7pm GMT. Livestream event: https://bit.ly/3261PSz Greg's recommendation #PlaylistsForEarth – listen to playlists from Coldplay to Anna Calvi, Kelly Lee Owens to Squid. It's all about raising awareness around the work of Client Earth, an organisation using the law to protect our planet. playlistsforearth.com — Useful links: Instagram – @soundslikeaplanpodcast Fay Milton Twitter – @faymilton Instagram – @faymilton Greg Cochrane Twitter – @Gregcochrane --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/new-allotment/message

We're at a point where the music world is full of people who want to be more sustainable and take some form of climate action but don't know where to start. The route to making a useful contribution begins with understanding... then making a plan. The UK not-for-profit organisation Julie's Bicycle are all about education – they help the creative industries understand their environmental impact (measuring their carbon footprint, for example) and then work with them to create their own green strategies. They've collaborated with artists, festivals and venues. On this episode Chiara Badiali joins hosts Fay Milton and Greg Cochrane to discuss the tools and guidance Julie's Bicycle provide, hear about the most common questions they get asked and take a peek at what a more sustainable music industry looks like – electrified festivals and pints of lager made from recycled urine could become more common! Cheers! Fay and Greg also look ahead to a momentous week of music/climate action, and leave you with some recommendations. — Sounds Like A Plan series 1 is supported by Bulb – the green energy company. Listeners of the podcast can take advantage of £50 credit when they switch to Bulb's renewable energy, via this link. https://join.bulb.co.uk/refer/soundslikeaplan — This episode's recommendations: Fay's recommendation Rough Trade and Music Declares Emergency present Music in the Climate: How can record labels, record stores, and artists respond to the climate crisis? Wednesday 21 April 2021, 7pm GMT. Livestream event: https://bit.ly/3261PSz Greg's recommendation #PlaylistsForEarth – listen to playlists from Coldplay to Anna Calvi, Kelly Lee Owens to Squid. It's all about raising awareness around the work of Client Earth, an organisation using the law to protect our planet. playlistsforearth.com — Useful links: Instagram – @soundslikeaplanpodcast Fay Milton Twitter – @faymilton Instagram – @faymilton Greg Cochrane Twitter – @Gregcochrane --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/new-allotment/message

Most companies struggle to engage long-term investors because they aren't able to present a clear and compelling narrative. This insight comes from Matt Badiali, a financial analyst and writer who joins us today to talk about building stronger investor relationships through storytelling. After chatting about his background as an analyst and writer, we ask Matt to share his top advice on captivating investors. His answers highlight the link between focusing on clarity, presenting your value proposition, and engaging investors. Join us and benefit from Matt's insider perspective on attracting more investors through clear communication.

The markets continue to be in flux as indexes search for a consistent direction, but one thing has been moving upward: gold. As https://moneyandmarkets.com/3-tips-to-investing-in-gold/ (gold) continues to be a prominent safe haven for investors, Money & Markets staff writer Matthew Clark sat down and talked about gold and investing in precious metals with https://banyanhill.com/expert/matt-badiali/ (Banyan Hill) Publishing's Matt https://banyanhill.com/expert/matt-badiali/ (Badiali). Badiali, the Editor of https://pro.banyanhill.com/m/1512010 (Real Wealth Strategist), Apex Profit Alert and Front Line Profits, was a geologist before he got into investing. Since then, he has provided outstanding investment information, especially when it comes to precious metals, oil and other natural resources. While gold is on a high, it is presenting investors with a unique opportunity for massive profits. Clark and Badiali will tell you just what that opportunity is, why it has presented itself and what you should do to capitalize on it. As a bonus, Badiali even talks about how high gold can reach and how long it will take to get there. You can listen to us on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-bull-the-bear/id1510637575 (Apple Podcasts), https://open.spotify.com/show/4dvrXsOjjW9jbv3Q3YYeE6 (Spotify) and https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5jYXB0aXZhdGUuZm0vdGhlLWJ1bGwtdGhlLWJlYXIv (Google Podcasts). Make sure to subscribe and leave us a review! Be sure to subscribe to our https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMehDkFZ_8PqXuSjBtCVOKg/ (YouTube channel) for more videos and information. Have something you want us to talk about? Email us at thebullandbear@monetyandmarkets.com and give us your thoughts.

This week, resource expert and editor of the S&A Resource Report, Matt Badiali, joins S&A Investor Radio to share his favorite stocks in the resource sector.He also breaks down key markets including gold, oil, silver, and uranium – and tells us which sectors investors should buy and avoid.Plus, don't miss out on Frank's educational segment... he reveals his favorite trade for 2014.HINT: It's in one of the most HATED sectors.

This week's guest is our own natural-resource expert and editor of The S&A Resource Report, Matt Badiali.Frank starts the show by asking Matt to comment on natural gas prices. Find out why Matt says  he is bearish right now... He predicts natural gas prices could fall 20% from current levels. They talk about new technology that is making the oil business boom, and the drawbacks that the U.S is seeing because of its inability to export oil.We are embarking on an energy revolution and Matt gives us the inside scoop.And don't miss out on this... Matt shares several of his TOP recommendations for this month!He says it’s time to buy select junior mining stocks and shares his favorite gold and uranium stocks to buy right now. As an investor you need to lower your risk and know when it is time to just walk away... Matt tells listeners exactly what to look for.

This week, I interview Matt Badiali, editor of the S&A Resource Report. Matt predicts crude prices will move lower this year.

 Renowned metals expert John Doody provides his outlook on gold stocks.

Matt Badiali, the Analyst of the S&A Resource Report newsletter, highlights leading indicators which suggest China's economy is about to boom. Matt also talks about the junior gold mining sector. He believes several stocks in this depressed sector offer huge returns over the next 12-18 months.

Eric Sprott, one of the best resource investors in the world, says gold and silver are the best place for investors to have their money right now. Eric also sees natural gas prices moving higher as the clean energy makes its way into cars.

Michael Gayed, chief investment strategist at Pension Partners, believes stocks will surge into year-end. He suggests investors add risk to their portfolios. Michael also sees a huge rally in Europe and Asia coming.

Matt Badiali, editor of the S&A Resource Report, says oil prices are about to pullback sharply. Matt also says to avoid natural gas stocks and buy large-cap gold plays. He shares some of his favorite ideas in this interview.  

Editor of The S&A Resource Report and Junior Resource Trader Matt Badiali talks with Aaron about his background in geology, his real-world experience with the oil and mineral companies he analyzes and what he looks for in good resource picks.

Matt Badiali, editor of the S&A Resource Report, says gold stocks will run higher over the next 12 months. He gives us three gold picks with huge upside potential. Frank also takes your questions about Dendreon, trading options and Facebook's lofty valuation.

S&A Resource Report editor, Matt Badiali, gives us his favorite oil, gold, and natural gas picks. Frank talks about his one-on-one with one of the top coin collectors in the world.  

Dr. Kent Moors has been an advisor to major oil companies for more than three decades. He sits down with Frank to discuss where oil is heading, the huge potential in natural gas and his favorite energy picks.

 S&A Resource Report Editor Matt Badiali talks about the implications of uranium following the disaster in Japan. Alex Green, Investment Director at The Oxford Club, shares his favorite investment secrets with us.  

Matt Badiali, editor of the S&A Resource Report, says natural gas stocks could make a big run in 2011. Frank breaks down the oil services sector, Alcoa earnings, and suggests why VZ and AT&T are both losers on the iPhone deal.

The Stansberry & Associates annual Alliance conference was in Zurich this week. Frank breaks down all of the S&A editors presentations - including those from Steve Sjuggerud, Dan Ferris, Matt Badiali, a big nat gas insider, and Jeff Clark. Call 866-783-4141 for more info on joining the Alliance.

Byron King, editor of Outstanding Investments newsletter, sees gold prices over $2,000 an ounce. Resource Report editor Matt Badiali is bullish on natural gas and jr. gold miners. Frank gives his analysis on GS, C, FLR, AAPL, GOOG after earnings.

Stephanie Link, Director of Research for TheStreet.com talks earnings season and what sectors you need to buy now. Matt Badiali, editor of the S&A Resource Report, believes natural gas has more downside.

Frank breaks down the difficulty of investing in a market where the government chooses winners and losers. Oil expert Matt Badiali from Stansberry & Associates is bullish on oil but bearish on nat gas. Rich Suttmeier from Valuengine.com sees the Dow at 8500.