Podcast appearances and mentions of Nick Hodge

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us for a longer-format discussion on and the macro and micro themes that are continuing to create volatility in the general equities, bonds, and commodities market, and how he has been using these moves to both prune winning positions and plant new positions in the gold, silver, copper, rare earths, and uranium stocks.   We start off reviewing the cooling of the extreme market volatility we witnessed a little over a month ago, where general US equities have rebounded strongly, but instead of being concentrated into just mega-cap tech, capital has broadened out into other sectors like consumer staples, real estate, and industrials. Nick reiterated his stance that these factors are not demonstrating an economy going immediately into a recession or depression, and neither are the improving GDP metrics, so he is anticipating a reflationary trade for the second half of this year.   When the pause comes off the tariffs in July they will be less extreme than many initially envisioned, but this will still cause an uptick in inflation and be a net positive for the commodities sector.   Nick remains bullish on gold, silver, and copper for fundamental reasons as well as recent pricing strength momentum.   In addition to solid portfolio positions in ETFs like (GDXJ) and (SLVR), or playing domestic copper and base metals production through Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (NYSE: FCX); he was also active last year and early this year putting capital to work in junior exploration companies like Kingsmen Resources Ltd. (TSXV: KNG) (OTCQB: KNGRF), Hannan Metals Limited (TSXV: HAN) (OTC Pink: HANNF), and Quartz Mountain Resources Ltd. (TSXV:QZM)(OTC PINK:QZMRF).   We the weave in other commodities, such as how he is playing rare earths recycling through a position in CoTec Holdings Corp. (TSXV:CTH)(OTCQB:CTHCF), or investing in junior uranium stocks using the ETF (URNJ) or positions in Energy Fuels Inc. (TSX: EFR) (NYSE American: UUUU) and Denison Mines Corp. (TSX: DML) (NYSE American: DNN).   This leads to a deeper dive into the overall demand drivers for nuclear power, small modular reactor stocks, uranium supply constraints as the utility contracting picks up the pace, and how that should continue to benefit uranium equities.    Click here to follow Nick's analysis and publications over at Digest Publishing

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us for a longer-format discussion on and the macro and micro themes that are continuing to create volatility and noise in the general equities markets and outlook on the US economy and global trade. Despite the volatility in the markets, as evidenced by the VIX reading up above 50 earlier this week, he still sees opportunities in gold, silver, copper, and rare earth stocks for the balance of this year and longer-term.   We start off with the market uncertainty stemming from the constantly changing Trump tariff policies, anticipated Fed policy, the calls from many financial outlets for a recession, and the shifting narratives in the news cycle. These macro factors have roiled general equity markets much of 2025, but there has been a clear divergence into gold as a safe haven; even more so than bonds or the US dollar.  As a result Nick is still happy to have exposure to the quality gold developers like Revival Gold Inc. (TSXV: RVG, OTCQX: RVLGF) and Perpetua Resources Corp. (Nasdaq: PPTA) (TSX: PPTA).  Nick is not anticipating a recession, and is more constructive on the US economy in the second half of this year.   With regards to other metals Nick is also bullish on both silver and copper for fundamental reasons as well as recent pricing strength momentum, and he has been active in putting capital to work in Kingsmen Resources Ltd. (TSXV: KNG) (OTCQB: KNGRF), Gunnison Copper Corp. (TSX: GCU) (OTCQB: GCUMF), Arizona Sonoran Copper Company (TSX:ASCU) (OTCQX:ASCUF) and Quartz Mountain Resources Ltd. (TSXV:QZM)(OTC PINK:QZMRF).   We consider that domestic companies may get a premium in light of the recent Executive Order from the Trump administration focused on mineral resource development, and the potential for regulation to be eased in the US.  We touch upon some of the large domestic projects like Trilogy Metals Ambler Road access issue and Northern Dynasty's Pebble project, but he's never been interested in projects where the company has little control over government decisions.  Instead, he is happy to also play the copper and base metals production side of things with an investment in Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (NYSE: FCX).   Nick also brings up rare earths as another area he is becoming increasingly bullish on due to the tensions between the US and China with regards to tariffs and export bans, and sited CoTec Holdings Corp. (TSXV:CTH)(OTCQB:CTHCF) as the type of company he's happy to deploy capital into that that is committed to critical minerals extraction, including rare earths. through innovative and disruptive mineral extraction technologies like recycling, waste mining, and scalable solutions.   Wrapping up we focus on the upcoming catalysts from spring drilling season in the resource sector and the companies, geological targets, and jurisdictions that he is most animated by.   Click here to follow Nick's analysis and publications over at Digest Publishing

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us for a longer-format discussion on and the macro and micro themes that are disrupting the general equities markets and economic outlook. Despite the volatility in the markets, he still sees opportunities in gold, silver, copper, and uranium stocks.   We start off with the market uncertainty from tariffs, contracting GDP, and a slowdown in the rate of change for growth. These macro factors have roiled markets, with some sectors near disinflation, which has the VIX and volatility elevated and investors seeking out the safety of value sectors like utilities, REITs, and gold.  In fact, gold has really stayed strong despite the general US equities correcting down, and in particular the mid-tier gold producers have done better than the larger producers, which may be setup for a catchup trade.  The topic of M&A comes up and Nick expects to see more mid-tiers combine, similar to what we saw with the Equinox and Calibre merger.   With regards to other metals Nick is also bullish on both silver and copper for fundamental reasons as well as recent pricing strength momentum, and he has been active in putting capital to work in Kingsmen Resources Ltd. (TSXV: KNG) (OTCQB: KNGRF), Gunnison Copper Corp. (TSX: GCU) (OTCQB: GCUMF), Arizona Sonoran Copper Company (TSX:ASCU) (OTCQX:ASCUF) and Quartz Mountain Resources Ltd. (TSXV:QZM)(OTC PINK:QZMRF).   We consider that domestic companies may get a premium in light of the tariffs on many metals, and the potential for regulation to be eased in the US.   We wrap up with getting his outlook on the prolonged corrective move in uranium equities down to levels where buying into the weakness is once again an attractive value proposition. Nick mentions how pullbacks in US producers like Energy Fuels Inc. (NYSE American: UUUU)( TSX: EFR), enCore Energy Corp. (NASDAQ: EU) (TSXV: EU), and Uranium Energy Corp (NYSE American: UEC) have come back to attractive accumulation points, and that he has also been adding to his position in the Canadian developer  Denison Mines Corp. (TSX: DML) (NYSE American: DNN).   Click here to follow Nick's analysis and publications over at Digest Publishing

Nick Hodge is CEO of Essential Growth Properties. Nick shares insights from his extensive background in the supermarket industry and details Essential Growth's focus on acquiring, building, and operating grocery-anchored shopping centers nationwide. The discussion explores current investment opportunities in secondary and tertiary markets, the operational goals for Essential Growth, and the value of grocery-anchored centers in today's market. The conversation also touches on Nick's family history with Kroger, changes in the real estate industry over the past 15 years, and strategies for dealing with natural disasters. Naveen Jaggi is President of Retail Advisory Services at JLL. James Cook is the Director of Retail Research in the Americas for JLL.  Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify  Listen: WhereWeBuy.show  Email: jamesd.cook@jll.com  YouTube: http://everythingweknow.show/ Read more retail research here:  http://www.us.jll.com/retail Theme music is Run in the Night by The Good Lawdz, under Creative Commons license.  

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us for a longer-format discussion on and the macro and micro themes that feed into investing in precious metals equities.  We cover gold, silver, platinum, and palladium stocks and Nick shares a number of stocks he is animated by in each category.   We start off with some higher-level observations on the recent market volatility from the Trump tariffs, DeepSeek impacts to the tech sector, and breakout to all-time highs in gold as investors diversify some out of the uncertainty. Within the gold and silver equities we note the expanded participation from the juniors, and discuss topics like jurisdiction, permitting, bringing in strategic partnerships at both the project and equity level, merger and acquisition transactions, and the revaluation of ounces in the ground.  Nick explains why it is finally the time to start considering quality silver, platinum, and palladium stocks at this point in the market and sentiment cycle.   Companies discussed in this interview are:  Banyan Gold Corp. (TSXV:BYN)(OTCQB:BYAGF), Revival Gold Inc. (TSXV: RVG, OTCQX: RVLGF), iShares MSCI Global Silver and Metals Miner ETF (NYSE: SLVP), MAG Silver Corp. (TSX / NYSE American: MAG), Kingsmen Resources Ltd. (TSXV: KNG) (OTCQB: KNGRF), Impact Silver Corp. (TSXV: IPT) (OTCQB: ISVLF), Sibanye Stillwater Ltd (NYSE: SBSW), Chalice Mining Ltd (ASX: CHN), Bravo Mining Corp. (TSX.V: BRVO) (OTCQX: BRVMF), and Generation Mining Limited (TSX:GENM) (OTCQB: GENMF).   Click here to follow Nick's analysis and publications over at Digest Publishing

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins for a longer-format discussion on and the macroeconomic themes and geopolitics impacts on global trade and the US economy, along with investing opportunities that he sees in select gold, uranium, and copper resource stocks. We also revisit emerging trends on how technology is being implemented within the mining sector.   First off we get Nick's outlook for 2025 on that broader US equity market with regards to the Trump administration anticipated policy initiatives. It's a nuanced discussion on macroeconomics that briefly touches up on the health of the economy, and trends in the projected data around GDP, jobs, inflation, the US dollar, tariffs, tax cuts, and what sectors of the broad US equities have his attention with the emerging backdrop.   We then shift over the commodities space and bounce around from gold and silver fundamentals to the opportunities in precious metals stocks, then to uranium stocks, copper stocks, and eventually touch briefly upon other niche metals like nickel, rare earths, and antimony.  We talk again about the US and Canadian involvement in helping to fund certain critical minerals projects, technology that will be tracking the supply chain and emissions around extractive companies, and some of the other ways that technology is being deployed from a data mining, equipment, tailings, or processing standpoint within the mining sector.   Click here to follow Nick's analysis and publications over at Digest Publishing

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us live at the New Orleans Investment Conference for a discussion on how technology is being implemented in the mining sector, and then the macroeconomic factors moving the copper, uranium, and gold markets.   First off we get Nick's take on the sentiment and key themes from the conference, and the economic optimism at the event and in the broader market with regards to the Trump administration anticipated policy initiatives. On the macroeconomics front, he briefly touches up on the health of the economy, jobs, inflation, the US dollar, US equities, and separated the noise from what is more likely with regards to tariffs, tax cuts, deficits, and any meaningful cuts in government spending.   We then shift over the commodities space, but start off reviewing some key takeaways from his keynote address at the conference covering technology applications and breakthroughs being applied to the mining sector.  We talk about the coming battery passports that will be tracking the supply chain and emissions around extractive companies, highlighting the platform that MineHub Technologies Inc. (TSXV: MHUB) (OTCQB: MHUBF) has built.      We also discuss how Rio Tinto's Nuton technology is being applied to a copper leaching space by companies like Aldebaran Resources (TSXV:ALDE)(OTCQX:ADBRF). Additionally, we highlight that CoTec Holdings Corp. (TSXV:CTH)(OTCQB:CTHCF) announced that Ceibo has partnered with Glencore‘s (GB:GLEN) Lomas Bayas Mining Company to deploy Ceibo's proprietary leaching technologies targeting a more effective extraction of copper from low-grade sulphides at one of Chile's leading mines.  This leads to a broader discussion on the supply and demand fundamentals for the copper markets.   With regards to uranium, Nick outlines the bullish tailwinds behind nuclear power both domestically and globally, including an interest from big tech companies into small modular reactors along with reactor restarts to fuel AI datacenters, and just for more baseload power.  He reminds listeners that he has remained constructive on uranium longer-term, and is expecting a better year in 2025 than we saw in 2024.  For uranium equities he points to why he like an ETF like the Sprott Junior Uranium Miners ETF (URNJ) or liquid mid-tiers like Energy Fuels (NYSE American: UUUU) (TSX: EFR) and Denison Mines (TSX: DML) (NYSE American: DNN); but also is taking a speculation on the management team behind URZ3 Energy (TSX-V: URZ; OTCQB: NVDEF).   Wrapping up we cover the fundamentals and Nick's outlook on gold and the gold stocks, and how they are valued in relation to cryptos and the US general equities.   He brings up some interesting value and newsflow in companies at the conference like Vista Gold Corp. (NYSE American and TSX: VGZ), new discoveries at Sitka Gold Corp. (TSXV: SIG) (OTCQB: SITKF), and new company launches like Kingsmen Resources (TSXV: KNG) (OTCQB: KNGRF).   Click here to follow Nick's analysis and publications over at Digest Publishing

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us for a longer-format discussion on the macroeconomic factors moving markets, the Chinese economy, and investing trends in both the copper and lithium markets and their related equities.   On the macro front, we get into the expectations around the Fed rate cutting cycle, inflation trends, how flat GDP growth and stagflation may be more likely than a recession, the widening out of participating sectors within US equities, and the case for higher prices of raw materials in the ongoing commodities supercycle. This leads into a discussion of how significant the health of the Chinese economy is to the commodities sector, but that Nick is not positioning on the long-side strictly because the PBOC is working to stimulate the economy.    This leads into a broader discussion on critical minerals like copper and lithium and how there is a global market at play, much larger than just what is happening in China, and there are longer-term demand drivers at play, that need to be considered over the shorter-term market noise. The conversation gets into all of the policy initiatives for the green transition in energy, and EVs, all the projections around A.I. data centers and how few generalists are really considering the massive amounts of copper that are going to be required over time.  Nick lays out that at present he is not heavily invested in senior copper producers or ETFs directly, but has exposure indirection through gold ETFs, but also through a basket of copper juniors like Aldebaran Resources (TSXV:ALDE)(OTCQX:ADBRF), Gladiator Metals (TSXV: GLAD) (OTCQB: GDTRF), and Kutcho Copper (TSXV: KC) (OTC: KCCFF).   With regards to lithium, Nick outlines that it is a prime example of the cyclicality of the commodities cycle and that made a full cycle over the last few years from undervalued, to overvalued, to topping activity and valuations, to a pricing correction, to bottoming activity.  He highlights companies in his portfolio like Volt Lithium Corp. (TSXV: VLT) (OTCQB: VLTLF), Patriot Battery Metals (TSX: PMET) (OTCQX: PMETF), Q2 Metals Corp. (TSXV:QTWO)(OTCQB:QUEXF), and the recent Rio Tinto acquisition of Arcadium Lithium plc (NYSE: ALTM) (ASX: LTM) as some success stories in the lithium stocks with recent news.   Click here to follow Nick's analysis and publications over at Digest Publishing  

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us for a longer-format discussion on the beginning of the Fed rate cutting cycle, as shift from growth to value sectors within US equities, and the case for higher commodities prices in copper and uranium to fuel policy initiatives.  We also get a recap on his recent site visit in Peru to visit the flagship exploration project Hannan Metals.   When looking at the macroeconomic factors moving markets, we discuss how the beginning of the central bank rate cuts will impact rate-sensitive sectors like utilities, real estate held in REITs, the financial sector and gold. This brings up the recent trend where money is rotating some out of the magnificent 7 and growth tech stocks,  into those types of value sectors, including  consumer staples and hard assets.   Shifting over into the commodities and resource stocks, the conversation gets into all of the policy initiatives for the green transition in energy, and EVs, and how the move from coal to nuclear power is obvious, but will require more production from uranium mines, as well as more lithium and cobalt resources to come online for batteries.  We also review all the projections around A.I. data centers and how few generalists are really considering the massive amounts of copper that are going to be required. This brings up the point about the long lead times needed to bring mines in to production, and that something needs to be done to expedite permitting bottlenecks.  Nick points to the timeline of over a decade to finally see the recent positive permitting outcome for Perpetua Resources (Nasdaq: PPTA) (TSX: PPTA) authorizing the Stibnite Gold Project for their antimony and gold, as an example of how long these processes can take, and the patience required as resource investors.   Wrapping up we discuss the site visit he just returned to from Peru, visiting the flagship Valiente Copper-Gold Project for Hannan Metals (TSXV:HAN)(OTC PINK:HANNF), and the exploration upside present, and some of the unique observations made seeing the project in person and talking to local community and stakeholders.   Click here to follow Nick's analysis and publications over at Digest Publishing  

On the Season 2 opener episode of the deadCenter Film Podcast, host Nick Hodge sits down with the team at OKCThunder Films to discuss their latest film BISMACK that screened at the 2024 deadCenter Film Festival. Nick discusses with director Michael Zubach and producers Nick Gallo and Paris Lawson about how the film BISMACK came together during a busy OKC Thunder season, how Bismack Biyombo became the story they chose to focus on for this film, and what OKCThunder Films is all about.

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us for an expanded conversation into the multiple macroeconomic factors behind the recent market volatility in US equities and commodities. He points to rate-sensitive sectors like gold, utilities, and real estate as sectors that benefit from upcoming Fed rate cuts, and then consumer staples companies as additional safe havens. We also discuss MineHub Technologies and the weakness in the uranium equities later in the discussion.   We start off discussing how there isn't one convenient factor at play to explain it, even though the market likes simple narratives.   While the Japanese Yen carry trade unwinding has been a factor for investors liquidating US assets where they had borrowed in the Yen, as that currency has been rising and investors get out of that trade, there are many other factors at play.  Nick outlines that some earnings reports were an issue, there were share buyback blackouts, Warren Buffet was selling Apple stock, and there was disinflation in some asset classes. There has also been some weakening economic data, but Nick points out that we are not in a recession when the GDP just came in at 2.8% and real estate is picking up, and so there are mixed good and bad data points, leading into more of a stagflation backdrop at this point.  Regardless, the Fed will begin rate cuts in September, and interest rate sensitive sectors will continue to benefit from these market expectations.   We shift gears and also get into how technology will be applied to the mining sector, and Nick highlights MineHub Technologies Inc. (TSXV: MHUB) (OTCQB: MHUBF) as a digital platform to harness big data, provide confirmation of where ore is sourced that plays into their investing needs and ESG preferences of many institutional investors.   Nick believes that this kind of transparency in the mining industry may drive in more generalist funds into the sector.      Wrapping up we get Nick's thoughts on the strong corrective move down in the uranium equities for the last couple of months.  We discuss how the uranium price has stabilized, and that the fundamentals for nuclear power are still very robust, but that the weakness in the equities has caused many new funds to exit positions. Nick has reduced some individual company exposure to focus on the uranium mining ETFs, until there is more clarity on a rebound in the sector.   Click here to follow Nick's analysis and publications over at Digest Publishing

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Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins me for an expanded conversation into the macroeconomic data that is moving the general equities markets and the commodities.  We take a deeper dive into the fundamental and technical reasons he remains constructive for oil, gold, and uranium stocks, and what he doing in his own portfolio.   We start off discussing how the inflation trends and economic data is shaping the view of a potential Fed rate cut in September, and what the actual impact of a single cut or 2 cuts this year would be for many market sectors.  Nick outlines the potential effects the rate cuts could have on commodities like gold and copper, but also real estate, utilities, small cap stocks, and other interest rate sensitive sectors. He is encouraged by the more subdued volatility across many asset classes and believes that the general equities are poised to keep making more all-time highs for the balance of this year.   When reviewing the commodities sector, he points to both oil and gold stocks as 2 areas he is positioned in and constructive on the setup in both commodities and related resource stocks. Nick also shares his personal experience, key takeaways, and future considerations having been on the Yukon site visit tour, as the news broke about the heap leach failure at Victoria Gold's (TSX: VGCX) Eagle Mine last month.  He discusses their balance sheet and ongoing concerns, and what impact it may have on permitting and future heap leach proposals in the Yukon for companies like Banyan Gold (TSX.V:BYN)(OTCQB:BYAGF) and Western Copper and Gold (TSX: WRN) (NYSE: WRN).  He also floats the idea that Hecla Mining (NYSE: HL), being the only operator still producing up there, may take the opportunity to consolidate more companies in the Yukon.   Wrapping up, Nick unpacks why he is still bullish and remains a buyer on dips in the uranium sector, believing the bull market can continue in uranium equities for some time to come.  He points to the recent acquisition of Fission Uranium (TSX: FCU) (OTCQX: FCUUF) by Paladin Energy (ASX: PDN) (OTCQX: PALAF) as a constructive transaction in the sector, and recent discoveries by CanAlaska Uranium (TSX.V: CVV) (OTCQX: CVVUF)  and Skyharbour Resources (TSX.V: SYH) (OTCQX: SYHBF) as 2 companies that have seen good exploration news rewarded.   Click here to follow Nick's analysis and publications over at Digest Publishing

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us to review the recent corrective move in the commodities and resource stocks.  He shares the fundamental reasons he remains constructive for copper, gold, silver, and uranium stocks, despite this consolidation move inside of Phase 2 of the commodities supercycle.   We start off having Nick review the overall lay of the land with the commodities turning over the last few weeks, after having gone on a several month rally.  He outlines that as the markets transitioned from Phase 1 to Phase 2 of the commodities supercycle, that there will be natural ebbs and flows of selling and buying, but that he is still anticipated robust growth in many resources and related equities. We get an update on how he has been positioned in his portfolio with regards to copper stocks, touching upon positions in Hannan Metals (TSXV:HAN)(OTCPK:HANNF), Gladiator Metals (TSXV: GLAD) (OTCQB: GDTRF), and has a bid out to accumulate Freeport McMoran (NYSE: FCX).  We also discuss the ability of successful exploration drill programs to still garner new  interest with investors, highlighting the recent success Bravo Mining (TSXV: BRVO) (OTCQX: BRVMF) has had hitting copper mineralization in addition to the platinum and palladium resource.  We wrap up having Nick unpack why he is still bullish and remains a buyer on dips in the uranium sector, believing the bull market can continue on for uranium equities for some time to come.   Click here to follow Nick's analysis and publications over at Digest Publishing

The Cinematic Schematic begins our 2024 deadCenter Film Festival coverage with a special deadCenter podcast crossover featuring hosts Caleb Masters, deadCenter Podcast host Nick Hodge, senior features programmer Kevin Ely, and head of Pride Programming, Laron Chapman. Tune in for all of the information you need to know to enjoy the 24th annual deadCenter Film Festival from June 6th-9th. The post Preview: The 2024 deadCenter Film Festival Is Packed With Unique Movie-Going Experiences – The Cinematic Schematic appeared first on The Cinematropolis.

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us to outline the macroeconomic and sector specific fundamental reasons why he remains constructive for gold, copper, and uranium stocks, as we continue on with Phase 2 of the commodities supercycle.   We start off having Nick share with us how he has positioned in his portfolio and is evaluating gold and copper stocks, how he factors in merger and acquisitions transactions, and how he analyzes different levels of economic studies on advanced exploration and development projects. Wrapping up we get Nick's thoughts on many of the demand drivers for nuclear energy, and why he remains a buyer on dips in the uranium sector, and why he believes the bull market can continue on for uranium equities for some time to come.   Follow Nick's analysis and publications at Digest Publishing

    Welcome to The KE Report Weekend Show! We are sticking to market commentary focused on gold, silver, copper and energy stocks. All are...

Welcome to The KE Report Weekend Show! We are sticking to market commentary focused on gold, silver, copper and energy stocks. All are in strong uptrends for over a month and some of the stocks have been breaking to all time highs. Our guests share the areas and stocks they are investing in!    We hope you all enjoy this Weekend's Show! Please go back to the website (https://www.kereport.com), Podcast (The KE Report), and YouTube channel (The KE Report) to listen to all our market commentary and company interviews.   Segment 1 and 2 - Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office kicks off the show by sharing his trading strategy for gold, silver and copper stocks. We discuss large cap stocks down to the juniors all through the lens of were Nick sees the best upside potential.  Click here to visit the Digest Publishing website to keep up to date with Nick's recommendations. Segment 3 and 4 - Josef Schachter, Founder and Editor of The Schachter Energy Report wraps up the show discussing the oil price breakout, natural gas price outlook and what he is recommending to his subscribers in terms of energy stocks. He shares a lot of information on actual stocks he likes and when he is planning on issuing buy recommendations. Click here to learn more about the Schachter Energy Report.  

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us to review how he is positioning in his portfolio with the breakout in gold and gold stocks, an improving macro outlook in the copper stocks, and remaining bullish on the uranium stocks.   We start off reviewing some of the macroeconomic drivers behind the recent technical pricing breakout in gold, where it is looking to be more sustainable.  With regards to the gold stocks he's in GDXJ for exposure to the producers, and with the developers and advanced explorers, he outlines that many of them are still far undervalued for their defined ounces in the ground; pointing to Banyan Gold (BYN.V) and Contango Ore (CTGO) as 2 of them in his portfolio. So despite the recent pop in many gold stocks, there is still a lot of room for them to continue rerating higher and he cautions investors not to sell too early.   We also discuss this recent move higher in the precious metals complex, in tandem with a break higher in the US general equity markets and the cryptocurrencies.   Nick points out that the bitcoin crowds and gold crowds have a lot of overlap in a desire for hard assets and it doesn't need to be an either or trade; believing longer term both sets of investors will find reasons to hold both asset classes.   Next we get Nick's outlook for how the copper sector will continue to evolve, balancing out the medium-term fundamentals on economic growth from the US, China, and global economies, and an improving anticipated supply/demand backdrop for investors.  He reviews that for exposure to the larger copper producers he is positioned in the IShares Copper And Metals Mining EFT (ICOP).  For the juniors he remains positioned in Hannan Metals (HAN.V) (HANNF) and Gladiator Metals (GLAD.TO) (GDTRF); but is also considering position trading some of the more liquid names in the space like Filo Corp. (FIL.TO) (FLMMF) when he sees the right kinds of medium-term or short-term setups.   Wrapping up with get Nick's thoughts on why he remains a buyer on dips in the uranium sector, pointing out the sector still is in a longer term bull market fundamentally.  He noted getting positioned recently in CanAlaska Uranium (CVV.V), after an impressive high-grade drill intercept, and still remains bullish on existing positions mentioned before in Energy Fuels (UUUU) (EFR.TO) and enCore Energy (EU) (EU.V).   https://digestpublishing.com/publications/

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us to review the improving macroeconomic data and health of the economy for this year, along with some select opportunities in US equities, the continued bullish outlook for uranium stocks, and how he is moving forward his positioning in the copper stocks.     We start off reviewing the improved economic data around the ISM manufacturing numbers, the jobs report beat, the much better-than-expected GDP number, and improving consumer sentiment that is pointing to a healthier US economy that many envisioned for this year and that we may not see the severe economic contraction or recession that worse data last year was pointing to. We also touch upon some of the nuances behind the recent GDP growth and jobs number coming from the government's role in bankrolling and fueling it, but he makes the point that regardless, those numbers remain the inputs that the markets are using to trade to new all-time highs,  and the data points Fed is using to delay needing to cut rates.  Nick points out that while the large moves in mega-cap tech stocks are getting to be crowded trades, that there are other less crowded trade opportunities in healthcare, insurance, and defense in the general equities that look appealing.   Next we get Nick to weigh in on where we are at in the continued surge higher in the uranium sector,  and a number of the fundamentals regarding increasing demand and constrained supply that are underpinning this megatrend.   We also discuss that even though many of the uranium equities have had very big moves to the upside, that they still have more room to catch up to large run higher we've seen in the spot pricing.   When compared to the underperformance of gold equities to the gold price moves, Nick still sees more opportunities for the uranium equities to catch up to spot prices and is more animated by the uranium sector than the gold sector at this time.  He discusses the concept of being able to trim profits along the journey in a hot sector like uranium while still remaining bullish and adding at the end of last year to Energy Fuels (UUUU) (EFR.TO).  He also thinks some smaller companies that haven't made big moves yet, like Lattitude Uranium (LUR.CN), ATHA Energy (SASK.CN), Kraken Energy (UUSA.CN), Stallion Uranium (STUD.V), and Cosa Resources (COSA.V) may represent intriguing value propositions and he is doing more due diligence on these names.   Wrapping up, we get Nick's outlook for how the copper sector will continue to evolve, balancing out the medium-term to longer-term fundamentals, with the divergence we've seen the last few years in the copper producers versus the stark underperformance of most copper junior developers and explorers.  He discusses the different timeframes he has, now that the economic picture is improving in the US, where he is more willing to start positioning in the large-cap base metals producers with good copper exposure like Rio Tinto (RIO) or Freeport-McMorRan (FCX) directly or through country ETFs with large weightings to these companies.  Additionally, he notes that there are well-trading liquid companies like Southern Copper (SCCO), Ivanhoe Mines (IVN.TO) (IVPAF), and Filo Corp. (FIL.TO) (FLMMF) that investors can look to accumulate on dips.  Nick also highlighted a few junior positions he finds attractive in Gladiator Metals (GLAD.TO) (GDTRF),  Hannan Metals (HAN.V) (HANNF), and Palamina Corp (PA) (PLMNF).   https://digestpublishing.com/publications/

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us to review the key macroeconomic movers, Fed policy expectations, some select opportunities in US equities, the surge in uranium and uranium stocks, and how is playing the copper stocks.     We start off reviewing the markets reactions in Q4 of last year to the Jerome Powel “pivot party” and then the easing of speculation rolling into the first month of 2024.  One question Nick poses is whether the Fed has backed themselves into a “credibility corner” where they are trying to stay tough on fighting stickier inflation higher than their target goal, but conceding they'll likely need to start cutting rates later in the year to deal with weakening economic conditions.  We touch upon the government's role in bankrolling and fueling the recent GDP growth, the continued inversion of the yield curve, and what could happen as it flattens out, and how rate sensitive areas of the markets like REITs and Utilities have started to move.  Nick also points out that other sectors like consumer staples, insurance companies,  and Asian markets like Japan, the Philippines, and South Korea have been robust.   Next we get Nick's take on the surge in the uranium price and related uranium stocks, where he points out that actually looking at the equities by way of ETFs like URNM or URA compared to the moves in the spot pricing, that there is still a lot of potential revaluation higher to be seen as the equities play catchup.  Nick sees this sector as right in the middle of a bull market, and had trimmed some positions like Skyharbor Resources (SYH.V) in early December, ancipating there would be pullbacks that could be bought.  He pointed out how many newer retail investors in the uranium stocks, shifted from overzealous to overly bearish in a short period of time, instead of positioning during pullbacks for the inevitable move higher in the equities as the bull market has continued to unfold.  In addition to some of the larger companies he mentioned like Energy Fuels (UUUU) , Uranium Energy Corp (UEC), and enCore Energy (EU), he also thinks some smaller companies putting out recent news look compelling:  noting the recent news from Premier American Uranium (PUR.V), Nuclear Fuels (NF.CN), and  IsoEnergy (ISO.V) combining with Consolidated Uranium (CUR.V).   Wrapping up, we get Nick's outlook for how the copper sector will continue to evolve, balancing out the medium-term to longer-term fundamentals, with the divergence we've seen the last few years in the copper producers versus the stark underperformance of most copper junior developers and explorers.  He discusses the different timeframes he has, in relation to the macroeconomic backdrop, for how he'll be looking at the large-cap and micro-cap companies.   https://digestpublishing.com/publications/

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us to review the importance of not getting hung up in calendrical time frames, but rather the cyclical time frames of various markets, whether general US equities, gold, oil, or the coming commodities supercycle.  Wall Street's obsession with measuring year-to-date performance or quarterly benchmarks can distract investors from recognizing when the legitimate topping and bottoming periods occur in various markets, and when to rotate into and out of various sectors.   This is a wide-ranging conversation with Nick that gets into a number of macroeconomic data points that are important with regards to market expectations around Fed monetary policy, that continues to react to inflation, or jobs reports, or manufacturing data, or the strength of the consumer.  This all ties into the responses we see in bonds and interest rates, as well as moves in the US dollar.   These larger macro moves, in tandem with geopolitical tensions, have contributed to the moves in gold, oil, and the commodity sector at large; however, Nick sees a period coming where a contraction in the economy may hurt some commodities, while the realization that bad news is actually bad news may be a longer term sentiment driver into the precious metals and related resource stocks.   https://digestpublishing.com/publications/

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us to review the macroeconomic data and trends that matters for gold, uranium, and oil stocks.     We start off looking at the underwhelming jobs report data that hit last Friday, and the trend all year of revisions downwards to previous months metrics.  Nick points out that we've not seen a trend like this since 2007, and that pairs with the 1 year long weakening statistics out of the manufacturing sector that also harken back to 2007 for a similar stretch of negative data. Then we got into the pain the real estate market, both residential and commercial, is facing in some of the recent data and trends, and how that may spill over into negatively impacting the financial sector and regional banks. He goes on to list a number of other factors that keep stacking up pointing to the likelihood of an economic contraction and recession next year.   With regards to gold, we got into the gold stocks more in this discussion, where he highlighted Revival Gold (RVG.V) as an example of being able to pick up quality companies, with defined ounces in the ground, and exploration upside on deep discount.  Additionally, we reviewed why Nick also continues to hold gold and silver producers in his portfolio to capture the moves in the underlying metals prices more in real time, benefit from ETF inclusion from generalist buying, by picking up dividends in many of the senior producers, and reduce down capitalization and sustaining risks.  He pointed out that with producers there can also be operational upside, and pointed to the recent solid quarterly report from Fortuna Mining (FSM) (FVI.TO) and their bifurcation to the upside compared to the rest of the sector as this news was reported.    We wrap up pivoting over to the energy sector and two commodities that have had some momentum for the last 2 years in their related resources stocks - oil and uranium.  He points out that uranium has bifurcated to the upside, in contrast to oil's corrective action lately within the energy sector.  We go on to discuss that uranium's own unique fundamental supply/demand drivers, has seen an even larger response in the uranium mining stocks, and that it is one of the few commodities that has actually attracted generalist and hedge fund interest this year.   https://digestpublishing.com/publications/

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Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us to review his outlook on the macroeconomic landscape, and then delves into the precious metals mining stock “haves” and “have-nots.”  We start off reviewing the mixed economic data, where he stills sees concerning data being overlooked by many generalist market participants, and thinks a recession is still very much on the horizon in the medium-term.    We then have a broad discussion on how commodities may still remained muted heading into the economic contraction, even though he is bullish on them in the longer-term.  Nick sees gold as one of the stand-out commodities, which is really more of a currency and monetary metal, and is seeing value in the quality gold equities. This leads to a discussion on why he likes the quality gold developers and producers at this point in the cycle, more so than taking on the additional risk of earlier-stage explorers that don't have any defined resources or economics around their projects.  He names Artemis Gold (ARTG), Bravo Mining (BRVO), Perpetual Resources (PPTA) and SSR Mining (SSRM) as companies that he sees as quality and part of the “haves” group of gold stocks.    https://digestpublishing.com/publications/

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us for a wide-ranging discussion where we review how the macroeconomic environment has played out from 2022 and now heading into 2023.    This is a wide-ranging discussion touching on the continued bear market in general US equities, bonds and interest rates, the US dollar, oil, gold, silver, platinum, battery metals, and much more.    Nick breaks down how he is managing his portfolio allocations in cash, in the precious metals sector, and also mentions some specific royalty, gold, platinum, and copper stocks that he has allocations to.   He wraps up restating the bullish developments in both the lithium and uranium sectors as energy metals to watch. 

Nick Hodge, Co-Owner of Digest Publishing and editor of Foundational Profits and Hodge Family Office, joins us for a wide-ranging discussion recapping the macroeconomic environment in 2022, and the factors driving various market sector trends heading into 2023.  This is a wide-ranging discussion getting into the US Dollar, interest rates, general US equities, Gold, Oil, battery metals, cryptocurrencies, home prices, and much more.  We dig in a bit more to the pitfalls in some newer investors market psychology within the current bear market in general US equities, and global equity markets.  Nick discusses what kinds of signals to look out for in the event of a larger capitulation event.    With the ongoing pressure on the wealth effect in investors portfolios and in home prices, coupled with cracks under the surface in the labor markets, we then discuss the nuances of this stagflation environment and how we are likely mid-way through an evolving recession.  Next we review the recent crypto crash, and whether or not the “crypto soldiers are in fact training to be in the gold army.”  We wrap up with a look forward into next year, where Nick still sees weakness in tradition tech stocks and the FAANGS, but is more constructive on consumer staples, utilities, gold, and energy metals like lithium, uranium, and helium with strong fundamental drivers.    

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What's Next For Gold & Gold Mining Companies W/ Nick Hodge. As Inflation gets worse more people will flock to Gold which will increase the value of Gold mining stocks If you would like to see the Gold Mining Documentary that Nick made for fee here is the link: https://bit.ly/3Run6wR

What's good buds? This week we are joined by our friend Nick Hodge who regales us with a story of mob men and the real life Italian Sherlock Holmes that worked to take down the devious brotherhood of the Black Hand. Toke and buckle up for a serious historical crime drama.

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The global transition to green energy offers plenty of opportunities for savvy investors. Nick Hodge, a contrarian investor, author, and commentator, explains which metals and tech stocks to monitor. In our weekly segment with Inventa Capital, Michael Konnert, president and CEO of Vizsla Silver (TSX: VZLA), details the busy summer at one of the world's highest-grade silver projects: Panuco, Mexico.

The global transition to green energy offers plenty of opportunities for savvy investors. Nick Hodge, a contrarian investor, author, and commentator explains which metals and tech stocks to monitor. In our weekly segment with Inventa Capital, Michael Konnert, president and CEO of Vizsla Silver (TSX: VZLA), details the busy summer at one of the world's highest-grade silver projects: Panuco, Mexico. Show notes: https://goldnewsletter.com/podcast/what-green-energy-miners-demands/

Hadley is very hungover for this episode and I left it all in. Welcome to our newest mini campaign: Compass Rose. An anime inspired system using The Last Shounen, created by Dennis Verrett. Learn about the system created by Ctrlgroup Labs and the characters you'll be following. New to anime? We won't gatekeep, come enjoy some high action trope fun. -- Thanks for listening! Special thanks to our testers: Dennis, Nick, Hadley and Sarah. Special thanks to Meet me @ the altar for use of their song Garden as the theme song for our podcast anime. Special thanks to Nick Hodge for his music contributions as well. Credit to freemusicarchive and zapsplat for ambient music and sound effects.

When you play the Game of Thrones Apocalypse world hack you either win or you die. We won. --This podcast contains spoilers! EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special thanks to Andrew Maderos for their mod of Apocalypse World which became the system of AWOIAF. A little shout out as well to George R.R. Martin for creating A Song of Ice and Fire.

We do a deep dive on a system that's only 8x11. Tell us what you thought about this season on our socials. Don't forget to sign up and become a patron as well. Test Complete!-- EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special Thanks to John Harper for creating Lazers and Feelings and to Douglas Adam's for Hitchhiker's Guide for which this is based upon.

When a story comes to an end you often feel a great sadness. It feels like you've lost real friends. But dont worry! These were always fictional characters so you shouldn't feel the slightest sadness. -- EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special Thanks to John Harper for creating Lazers and Feelings and to Douglas Adam's for Hitchhiker's Guide for which this is based upon.

The trial of Marla Corbray arrives. The plots and plays of house Corbray, Oakheart, and Sunswelter all come to a head in this finale. --This podcast contains spoilers! EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special thanks to Andrew Maderos for their mod of Apocalypse World which became the system of AWOIAF. A little shout out as well to George R.R. Martin for creating A Song of Ice and Fire. CW: Gore, Derogatory Terms, Sexual advances.

Galvin Stone attempts to attain evidence of Marla Corbrays innocence. Rogveer gets a moment of clarity. Règal is forced into a proposition thanks to Jaena. Silas receives a warm welcome. --This podcast contains spoilers! EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special thanks to Andrew Maderos for their mod of Apocalypse World which became the system of AWOIAF. A little shout out as well to George R.R. Martin for creating A Song of Ice and Fire. CW: Gore, Derogatory Terms, Sexual advances.

We didn't forget about that plot point. You were just impatient. - EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special Thanks to John Harper for creating Lazers and Feelings and to Douglas Adam's for Hitchhiker's Guide for which this is based upon.

What does it mean to be a human? Better yet, what does a Magrothean do for fun??? - EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special Thanks to John Harper for creating Lazers and Feelings and to Douglas Adam's for Hitchhiker's Guide for which this is based upon.

With the tournament put to rest there is only one thing left to do... reap what you sow. --This podcast contains spoilers! EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special thanks to Andrew Maderos for their mod of Apocalypse World which became the system of AWOIAF. A little shout out as well to George R.R. Martin for creating A Song of Ice and Fire. CW: Gore, Derogatory Terms, Sexual advances.

Not much going on in the middle of a planet. Hopefully our heroes came ready to entertain. Spoilers: they did not. -- EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special Thanks to John Harper for creating Lazers and Feelings and to Douglas Adam's for Hitchhiker's Guide for which this is based upon.

The finals of the tournament begin. Can Sir Silas Oakheart, the knight of Eternal Spring clutch victory? Rogveer learns forbidden knowledge (again). Marla plots to take over the Reach. --This podcast contains spoilers! EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special thanks to Andrew Maderos for their mod of Apocalypse World which became the system of AWOIAF. A little shout out as well to George R.R. Martin for creating A Song of Ice and Fire. CW: Gore, Derogatory Terms, Sexual advances.

We learn about the rags to riches story of Paris Dawkins. Usher 1239 feels a little misunderstood. AB Fringle feels left out. -- EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special Thanks to John Harper for creating Lazers and Feelings and to Douglas Adam's for Hitchhiker's Guide for which this is based upon.

Stay tuned to the whole episode, theres a special surprise at the end. House Sunswelter starts making moves, Rupheles gets frustrated, Galvin meets conflict head on. --This podcast contains spoilers! EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special thanks to Andrew Maderos for their mod of Apocalypse World which became the system of AWOIAF. A little shout out as well to George R.R. Martin for creating A Song of Ice and Fire. Content Warning for this series: Gore, Deragatory Terms, Sexual Advances.

Nick Hodge comes on Reason Bound to join Ryan in person. They throw down a few drinks while discussing flag burning, dating, and religion. It's a spirited conversation that looks at behavior, rules, and regulations about laws concerning the treatment of a country's national flag. Another topic as yet discussed on the podcast is how each feels about dating someone if they have fairly different religious beliefs than themselves. It's an Aussie invasion and one of the best!

The crew of the Soul of Silver receive their mission and it's a big one. This episode features a bird and Hadley clicking a pen relentlessly. -- EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special Thanks to John Harper for creating Lazers and Feelings and to Douglas Adam's for Hitchhiker's Guide for which this is based upon.

The Tournament begins! Every house is competing to show off their raw power amongst this rebuilding realm. Some power though is words and knowing what another house is doing. --This podcast contains spoilers! EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special thanks to Andrew Maderos for their mod of Apocalypse World which became the system of AWOIAF. A little shout out as well to George R.R. Martin for creating A Song of Ice and Fire.

Jaena and Regal search for a murderer. Silas parties. Galvin Stone is batman. --This podcast contains spoilers! EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special thanks to Andrew Maderos for their mod of Apocalypse World which became the system of AWOIAF. A little shout out as well to George R.R. Martin for creating A Song of Ice and Fire.

We truly couldn't have rolled worse. AB and Usher-1239 aquire the soul of silver. -- EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special Thanks to John Harper for creating Lazers and Feelings and to Douglas Adam's for Hitchhiker's Guide for which this is based upon.

Earth, am I right? Little did our heroes know, they wouldn't have to deal with it for much longer. -- EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special Thanks to John Harper for creating Lazers and Feelings and to Douglas Adam's for Hitchhiker's Guide for which this is based upon.

House Corbray, Oakheart, and Sunswelter arrive at King's landing. Will they break the wheel or reinstitute it? --This podcast contains spoilers! EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special thanks to Andrew Maderos for their mod of Apocalypse World which became the system of AWOIAF. A little shout out as well to George R.R. Martin for creating A Song of Ice and Fire.

Welcome to Hadley's first time DM'ing. Using the Lazers and Feelings system Hadley altered the agreement so that we're on a "Hitchhiker's guide" romp. Join us for absolute absurdism and more than 42 laughs per minute. -- EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special Thanks to John Harper for creating Lazers and Feelings and to Douglas Adam's for Hitchhiker's Guide for which this is based upon

This podcast contains spoilers! Welcome to our Game of Thrones inspired campaign, The Cinders of Winter. 25 years after the fall of King's landing, we find Westeros struggling again to reseat power. Three new houses play the game to gain influence in the realm, will they succeed or will something much worse happen? -- EP Dennis Verrett, Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Credit to FreeMusicArchive for the use of ambient music tracks. Special thanks to Andrew Maderos for their mod of Apocalypse World which became the system of AWOIAF. A little shout out as well to George R.R. Martin for creating A Song of Ice and Fire.

It's like when... your mom gets you a brand new toy and you love it. It's perfect. But you're so excited you squeeze it and squeeze it and then it breaks. Yeah, it's like that. -- Special thanks to our EP Dennis Verrett, our Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Music by Nicholas Hodge. Also special thanks to our Guest Variable: Ryan Bowman. Follow us on Twitter @CtrlPod and Instagram @CtrlGroupPod. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. All accents and references are used for comedic effect and to mimic the tone and feel of a Telenovella. Thanks to Magpie games and Brian Leon Gambetta for creating Pasión de las Pasiónes

After 5 years on the air EYC is finally coming to a close... but how can you possibly end one of the most explosive telenovelas to date? -- Special thanks to our EP Dennis Verrett, our Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Music by Nicholas Hodge. Follow us on Twitter @CtrlPod and Instagram @CtrlGroupPod. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. All accents and references are used for comedic effect and to mimic the tone and feel of a Telenovella. Thanks to Magpie games and Brandon Leon Gambetta for creating Pasión de las Pasiones

Things heat up at San Cervantes, as love brews and backs are stabbed. -- Special thanks to our EP Dennis Verrett, our Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Music by Nicholas Hodge. Although he does not say anything this episode we would also like to thank our Guest Variable: Ryan Bowman for playing the audience this episode! Follow us on Twitter @CtrlPod and Instagram @CtrlGroupPod. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. All accents and references are used for comedic effect and to mimic the tone and feel of a Telenovella. Thanks to Magpie games and Brandon Leon Gambetta for creating Pasión de las Pasiones

In Cancun, two rival restaurants attached to a hotel/casino vie for power along the crystalline blue waters. Thanks for joining us for this one-shot (split into three episodes) of Pasión de las Pasiones, a system for creating Telenovela campaigns. Special thanks to our EP Dennis Verrett, our Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Also, special thanks to Ryan Bowman for joining us as the Audience for these first two episodes! Music by Nicholas Hodge. Follow us on Twitter @CtrlPod and Instagram @CtrlGroupPod. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. All accents and references are used for comedic effect and to mimic the tone and feel of a Telenovella. Thanks to Magpie games and Brandon Leon Gambetta for creating Pasión de las Pasiones

Following every campaign, we'll give a short review of the system we used. At the very end we'll give our ratings. Knowing us they'll be non-sensical. Thanks for listening to It Came from Lake Mary. -- Special thanks to our EP Dennis Verrett, our Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Music by Nicholas Hodge. Follow us on Twitter @CtrlPod and Instagram @CtrlGroupPod. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Shout out to Michael Sands & Steve Hickey for creating the Monster of the Week system!

The audio for this two part finale was taken from our back up mic. It sat on our table. So pretend you're at the table with us. Or a tiny person on the table afraid of your giant benevolent over-seers. -- Special thanks to our EP Dennis Verrett, our Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Music by Nicholas Hodge. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the ambience effects in this and future episodes. Shout out to Michael Sands & Steve Hickey for creating the Monster of the Week system!

If you've gotten this far with us, from the bottom of our hearts, thank you. I hope you enjoyed: Nate, Jack, Robocop, Darryl, and Mr. Bones as much as we all did. Make noise on our socials for another season. Until then... -- Special thanks to our EP Dennis Verrett, our Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Music by Nicholas Hodge. Follow us on Twitter @CtrlPod and Instagram @CtrlGroupPod. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Shout out to Michael Sands & Steve Hickey for creating the Monster of the Week system!

Enigma Inc ends their second hunt, but things are different now. Things will never be the same, boys. -- Special thanks to our EP Dennis Verrett, our Comedy Producer Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to Nick Hodge for the music used in this episode. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Shout out to Michael Sands & Steve Hickey for creating the Monster of the Week system!

From this episode forward we refer to "Darnell" as "Darryl." There were months in between this recording and the last. If it makes you feel better his full name is: Darnell "Darryl" Simmons. Darryl was a nickname given to him by a friend who passed. A lot of lore in the description for a side character, huh? Special thanks to our EP Dennis Verrett, our Director of Funny Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Shout out to Michael Sands & Steve Hickey for creating the Monster of the Week system!

The kids of Enigma Inc. spend some time at home. World building ensues. Thank you for listening to CtrlGroup! Special thanks to our EP Dennis Verrett, our Funnyman Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks our Producer, and Nick Hodge our Musical Producer. Credit to www.zapsplat.com for the sound effects in this and future episodes. Shout out to Michael Sands & Steve Hickey for creating the Monster of the Week system!

After meeting Miss Vanessa, the boys meet something much more dangerous deep in the forest of Flagstaff. Thanks for listening to CtrlGroup! Keeper and Players: Dennis Verrett, Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks, and Nick Hodge. Follow us @CtrlPod or CtrlGroupPod on Twitter and Instagram. Music by Nichloas Hodge. Shout out to Michael Sands & Steve Hickey for creating the Monster of the Week system!

Enigma Inc. take on their first monster and suffer their first loss in the fight against the Un'darr. Thanks for listening to CtrlGroup! Keeper and Players: Dennis Verrett, Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks, and Nick Hodge. Follow us @CtrlPod or CtrlGroupPod on Twitter and Instagram. Music by Nichloas Hodge. Shout out to Michael Sands & Steve Hickey for creating the Monster of the Week system!

In 2019, multiple unexplained phenomenal accounts went mysteriously undocumented in a small town in northern Arizona. Three boys from a small "mystery solving service" attempt to discover what lies beyond the forest town they know. Welcome to our first campaign! It Came from Lake Mary is a game run off the Monster of the Week: Tome of Mysteries system. Keeper and Players: Dennis Verrett, Hadley Singer, Marcus Strocks, and Nick Hodge. Follow us @CtrlPod and CtrlGroupPod on Twitter and Instagram. Episodes released weekly. Shout out to Michael Sands & Steve Hickey for creating the Monster of the Week system!

One of the latest trends in finance is the so-called environmental, social, and governance (ESG) funds, which seek to promote ethical investment. Nick Hodge, an author, investor, and the president of the Outsider Club, traces the idea back to a decades-old corporate fad: triple bottom line. He argues good intentions alone can actually do harm and that profit remains the best investment criteria in a world of diverse moral views. For our weekly segment with the Discovery Group, we interview Tom Martin, director of Corporate Development with Ethos Gold (TSX-V:ECC), an exploration company with promising projects in Canada and the United States.

One of the latest trends in finance is the so-called environmental, social, and governance (ESG) funds, which seek to promote ethical investment. Nick Hodge, an author, investor, and the president of The Outsider Club, traces the idea back to a decades-old corporate fad: triple bottom line. He argues good intentions alone can actually do harm, and that profit remains the best investment criteria in a world of diverse moral views. For our weekly segment with the Discovery Group, we interview Tom Martin, director of Corporate Development with Ethos Gold (TSX-V:ECC), an exploration company with promising projects in Canada and the United States. Show notes: http://goldnewsletter.com/podcast/siren-song-feel-good-investing/

#JuniorMiningStock #Investing Mistakes To Avoid - with #NickHodge When people finally realize just how fragile the dollar and #FederalReserveSystem actually are, they get excited about the upside potential in #gold and #silver, and especially the #miningstocks. Which can indeed be great investments. Although if you want to avoid some of the more costly mistakes that the grizzled veterans are already well aware of, you'll want to hear what Nick Hodge of the Outsider Club had to say in this interview about “mistakes to avoid when investing in the junior mining stocks”. - To get access to the Outsider Club go to: https://www.outsiderclub.com/editors/nick-hodge - To get a free sneak peak audio chapter preview of my upcoming book “The Big Silver Short” go to: https://arcadiaeconomics.clickfunnels.com/optin30878773 - Click here to subscribe to Arcadia's Youtube channel: http://bit.ly/2t1HKOj - To talk to Chris: https://arcadiaeconomics.com/getting-help/ - Arcadia Economics website: https://arcadiaeconomics.com/ - Follow Arcadia Economics on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ArcadiaEconomic Arcadia's Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/ArcadiaEconomics/Subscribe to Arcadia Economics on Soundwise

This week Localites OKC are joined by Skydance Brewing Co. owners Jake Keyes and Nick Hodge. Skydance is latest brewery to head into Brewers Union. They are celebrating their launch on Saturday 12/29. Follow them at @skydancebrewing on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

When you listen to my podcast or read my book, you might think I am rigid about my investing. After all, the principals of wealth creation that I teach are: Invest in cash flowing assets. Understand how your investments work. Invest in real things—things you can see touch and feel. Invest in things that people […] The post 081: Become an “Insider” with Nick Hodge appeared first on Wealth Formula.

In anticipation of the 2017 New Orleans Investment Conference, Rick Rule assembled a distinguished panel to discuss the state of the gold market and opportunities in mining stocks. You can see the entire panel of experts at this year's New Orleans Investment Conference. http://neworleansconference.com October 25-28, 2017 For over four decades, there’s been only one sure thing in investing: The New Orleans Investment Conference. Thousands of investors will testify that the New Orleans Conference is the single best place to learn how to protect and build your wealth during uncertain markets. And today’s uncertain investing environment is undoubtedly one of the riskiest and potentially profitable periods in history. The four-decade record clearly shows it is in times like these that the New Orleans Conference truly shines. And that’s why we’re building another value-packed agenda for New Orleans 2017 — with dozens of the world’s top experts to address every one of the crucial problems, risks and opportunities facing investors today. With celebrated authorities in geopolitics, economics and every asset class — including many of the top experts in gold, metals and mining shares — this year’s conference will more than live up to our reputation as “the world’s greatest investment event!”

In anticipation of the 2017 New Orleans Investment Conference, Rick Rule assembled a distinguished panel to discuss the state of the gold market and opportunities in mining stocks. You can see the entire panel of experts at this year's New Orleans Investment Conference. http://neworleansconference.com October 25-28, 2017 For over four decades, there’s been only one sure thing in investing: The New Orleans Investment Conference. Thousands of investors will testify that the New Orleans Conference is the single best place to learn how to protect and build your wealth during uncertain markets. And today’s uncertain investing environment is undoubtedly one of the riskiest and potentially profitable periods in history. The four-decade record clearly shows it is in times like these that the New Orleans Conference truly shines. And that’s why we’re building another value-packed agenda for New Orleans 2017 — with dozens of the world’s top experts to address every one of the crucial problems, risks and opportunities facing investors today. With celebrated authorities in geopolitics, economics and every asset class — including many of the top experts in gold, metals and mining shares — this year’s conference will more than live up to our reputation as “the world’s greatest investment event!”

Nick Hodge is on the hunt for contrarian investments, opportunities to beat the pack. Lately, via his Outsider Club newsletter, he's been touting the merits of both medical and recreational cannabis as areas for investment. Show notes: http://goldnewsletter.com/podcast/how-to-profit-from-marijuana-legalization/.

Who saw this coming? Welcome back to another episode of Wall Street Unplugged. As all of you know, the one and only Donald Trump will become our next President. Our economic environment has radically changed overnight - and I'm here to break-down what this means for every sector going forward. I'll try my best to avoid anymore political discussion. Instead, on today's segment, we'll be talking about whats important - your portfolio. My guest this week is Nick Hodge - founder and President of the Outsider Club, and investment director of Early Advantage. One thing is clear... the resource bear market is coming to a close. And as Nick explains, opportunities are arising "across-the-board." Nick shares with us his strategy of buying some of the highest-yielding resources at dirt cheap prices. To end the episode, Nick gives listeners his favorite stock ideas. This includes four buy-recommendations every resource stock investor needs to be aware of.

Are you interested in learning about investing in Natural Resources? Looking for tools to get started? Then you're going to want to listen to our latest episode of the Planet MicroCap Podcast. In Episode 2, our host spoke with Nick Hodge, Founder and Editor-in-Chief of the Outsider Club (www.OutsiderClub.com). The Planet MicroCap Podcast is brought to you by SNN Incorporated, publishers of www.StockNewsNow.com, The Official MicroCap News Source, and the MicroCap Review magazine, the leading magazine in the MicroCap market.In this episode, our host, Robert Kraft, and guest, Nick Hodge, covered the following topics:How Mr. Hodge began his career and founding of the Outsider ClubWhen he first started writing about clean technology, what did he do to begin his research?Immersion into Natural Resources, Clean-tech, Energy sectors: going to conferences, doing research, asking questionsWhy understanding Geo-politics is key?What are the different catalysts he looks for when analyzing Natural Resources sector? How to analyze management of Natural Resources companiesImportance of developing a network of peers and expertsWhere he finds new ideas and suggested reading for investorsYou can follow Nick Hodge on Twitter @NickCHodgeYou can follow the Planet MicroCap Podcast on Twitter @PlanetMicroCap and you can also listen on StockNewsNow.com.

Our guests today are Nick Hodge, president of Early Advantage and David Forest, chief market strategist for Scarcity & Real Wealth. Volatile prices for oil and gas and other natural resources such as metals might seem to make it difficult for investors to pick winners in this part of the investment universe. Our two guests today have great expertise in analyzing the trends in natural resources and finding the best ways to profit from those trends. Nick Hodge explains how to pick energy stocks in his book Energy Investing for Dummies and he will explain that in more detail in this interview. David Forest is the chief market strategist for Scarcity & Real Wealth which is a newsletter published by Street Authority to find undervalued assets in natural resource stocks. Listen in and learn how to profit from the energy and natural resources sectors!

Our guests today are Nick Hodge, president of Early Advantage and David Forest, chief market strategist for Scarcity & Real Wealth. Volatile prices for oil and gas and other natural resources such as metals might seem to make it difficult for investors to pick winners in this part of the investment universe. Our two guests today have great expertise in analyzing the trends in natural resources and finding the best ways to profit from those trends. Nick Hodge explains how to pick energy stocks in his book Energy Investing for Dummies and he will explain that in more detail in this interview. David Forest is the chief market strategist for Scarcity & Real Wealth which is a newsletter published by Street Authority to find undervalued assets in natural resource stocks. Listen in and learn how to profit from the energy and natural resources sectors!

- Nick Hodge, Author of "Energy Investing For Dummies" - Please call 1-800-388-9700 for a free review of your financial portfolio

Residents of the depressingly tight-sphinctered Melbourne suburb of Prahran torture their dogs. True. And it's ugly.Also this week, Australia gets a new masthead for quality journalism, and everyone goes all wet and judgemental. Something something football on the internet. And I finish all the things that I meant to do on New Year's Eve but didn't.Despite being recorded more than five weeks after the previous episode, this is really just a continuation. More or less. Shut up I'm telling this story don't question me.Look, I'm going to be writing some more words for a bit, so feel free to scroll down or click through or whatever and just play the podcast, OK?Apart from the dogs (which I cover in a little too much detail), Nick Hodge explains why New Year's Eve in Sydney is so dreadful (five weeks after the event I know shut up), I look briefly at The Global Mail (while most of what I wanted to say has already been said on Radio 2SER, I do add some extra points here), and I become concerned about apples being compared with oranges. So to speak.Simon (pictured) even tells us The Truth about Facebook! Whoever the fuck Simon is.En passant I mention La Camera Italian Restaurant in South Yarra and The Tennis Shop.And the football thing? Oh, I've got an opinion piece in the Sydney Morning Herald today.Episode notes and full credits are at:https://stilgherrian.com/edict/00017a/