Ep. 510: Frankly Speaking: Another Market Disconnect

Wall Street Unplugged - What's Really Moving These Markets

Frank Curzio

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🗓️ 22 April 2017

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

Welcome back to another episode of Frankly Speaking! We're officially in a stock picker's market. The gold and junior mining sectors are not what they were two years ago. You used to be able to just take a dart, throw it, and be up 200% - 300%... But market dynamics have shifted. These are sectors that have recovered significantly since record-level lows. And now that the market has gone up, extra homework on the individual companies is a must. To begin today's show, I explain exactly what investors need to look for in these risky markets... and how to tell if their flagship mining projects are worth betting on. Switching gears... I then talk about the difference between American and Canadian stock exchanges... and why I always push listeners away from the OTC. Many of my stock recommendations fall under Canadian listed exchanges. And as I explain on the show... the more volume, the safer the exchange. Then, to end the episode, I share with listeners one of the biggest market disconnects today. This is a popular stock that has recently come down 8, 9 points and is currently sitting at a bargain price. Don't bet against Warren Buffett here. This particular company is spending a lot of money in all the right growth markets. Your'e getting paid to wait. Other topics talked about: An updated outlook of a stock I recommended 6 years ago - Steel Dynamics (STLD)...A break down on how private-placement offerings work... And an update on Amir Adnani's GoldMining (GOLD) Special thanks to Luke, Paul, Jared, Daniel, and Michael for all the great questions. Keep em coming!

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0:00.0	Wall Street Unplugged looks beyond the regular headlines heard on mainstream
0:06.0	financial media to bring you unscripted interviews and breaking commentary direct from Wall Street
0:11.8	right to you on Main Street.
0:14.0	As a go out there, it's Friday, April 21st.
0:19.0	I'm Frank Curzia hosted the frankly speaking podcast who answer all of your questions by the market stocks
0:23.4	comedy sports anything else you want to throw at me create this podcast to ask some
0:29.0	more of your questions that you was sending me through my Wall Street Unplugged
0:31.6	podcast which I host every Wednesday.
0:33.4	Does any questions you want to answer? Just send me an email at Frank at cursier
0:37.7	research.com that's Frank at cursier research.com. Be sure to put frankly
0:42.1	speaking in the headline, and you never know your question may be the
0:45.8	one I read on this podcast.
0:49.0	Let's jump right in here with a question from Luke.
0:51.4	Since, Frank, the to your advisory subscriber, but I also own some of your mining recommendations from last year.
0:59.0	Those free picks you gave out on the podcast have been big winners for me,
1:02.0	but I have a quick question for you
1:03.4	about the recent lack of price movement with the junior resource sector. I don't
1:07.4	understand the current disconnect between the spot price of gold and the junior
1:11.4	miners and how they're trading.
1:14.0	Gold price has moved up from 11.50 this year to roughly 1285.
1:19.0	Yet the junior mining companies that are usually highly leveraged to the spot price, do not see
1:24.3	to participate move higher, at least not this time. Was it move so powerful last year that
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