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Here's what's coming up on this edition of next big trade. Enjoy the show.

Yes, in a perfect world, it'd be great if we were all green energy and there was no carbon

emissions, but there's got to be a transition. It's going to take many years to get there. We're

probably not going to meet the goals, but bitching about it and saying no isn't the solution

either. Hi everyone and welcome to the next big trade. I'm your host Harry Malandry from

MI2 Partners. Enjoy the show. Transparency is of utmost importance to us. We want to make it clear

from the outset that today's guest, Marin Katusa, is the co-chair of the board of directors of carbon

royalty court. He's also one of the largest individual shareholders of carbon streaming court.

Marin arranged financing for and is a shareholder of uranium royalty court. He's a shareholder

of uranium energy court. He's a large shareholder of Osisco development court and his wife sits on

the Osisco development board of directors. It's great to have an insider's perspective and these

types of personal stakes come with a territory. Marin eats his own cooking, so you should think hard

about whether you want to eat his cooking too. And really for me, I'd like to listen to the arguments.

Welcome to the next big trade. Thanks for joining us. This week we are joined by Marin Katusa of

Katusa Research, one of the largest independent financiers in the resource sector and one of

the largest independent researchers in the resource sector as well. He has been in the business for

20 years and has written two best-selling books, which is two more than me. Actually, you've written

two books more than me, not just it's not just question of best-selling. Marin, it's a pleasure to

meet you. How are you? Good. It's a pleasure to be here. So, usually I ask someone what they have

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