I've watched many Rick Rule interviews. This interview was above the norm. His perspective on investing and philosophy on life was fascinating. You asked intelligent questions and received intelligent answers. Thank you.
Rick speaks over people’s heads because he has 50 years of investing wisdom. He’s not arrogant he’s just that good. If you LISTEN to what he says you will make money. No other person of his wealth takes time to talk to the average investor regularly.
I am a bit confused. Until now I thought uranium still offered good opportunities. I've been using Cameco, Kaza, deep yellow, denison, bannerman, uranium energy, boss energy for about a year. Now Rick makes me unsure. Am I misunderstanding something? thanks for an answer. Best wishes from germany
I think his point that the easy money has been made, was due to the spot price having gotten to the point where the spot price has gone up enough to keep enough supply on the market. Uranium is normally contracted long term, so as contracts get renewed at the new higher prices, the miners should make good money long-term.
"There is a temptation to hang out with bad people because they are easier to find than good people"-Rick Rule, as usual, lending wealth to my porfolio while also lending wealth through wisdom to my life.
Rick is one of the Guys who sent me down the rabbit hole a few years ago and I feel like I'm finding my way out after a few wrong turns ! Thanks Guys for all your work 👍🏻💛
@@ML-un1gr Well Cameco has gone from 10 to 55. Nexgen from 2 to 8 Paladin from 1 to 10 UEC from 1 to 10. What else do you need to know? I regrettably got in late to the 2 latter ones but have been in the 2 former ones since 2021.
Rick laughs at banks that pay zero interest. He sites First National Bank of Alaska (interest rates below 1.0%), F&M Bank of Long Beach (does not cite any interest rates on website), Bank of Hemet (no interest on website). He is contradicting himself
Just think of it as he doesn’t need to be doing interviews because he’s already well off. Why should he waste his time? For him it becomes a win-win, by giving some of his time and knowledge, he in turn gets exposure for his new ventures. I don’t have a problem with that, and tune out for the irrelevant (to me) parts.
Maybe this speaker doesn’t realize the way he speaks to an audience is as though everyone should feel grateful he talks to them. There is an inherent demeaning of the audience which is in what sounds like smug self-importance. It would a good question to ask the guy if you decide to have as your guest again!
Rick Rule is a legend in the commodities market and I am sure he gets a bit sick and tired of trying to convince the minions how to make money, knowing full well most won't listen to a word he says. He might need a little rest to refresh himself, but nothing changes that he knows more than any other commodity investor on the planet, and he relates information in simple, but straight forward ways, that some people can't take. To be honest, most people SHOULD be grateful that Rick talks to them.
Bullshit .... compounding works even if you start with $100. Would you choose 1 million dollars today, or a penny that doubles every day for 30 days. I know which answer you would pick and you would be flat out dumb wrong.
