Welcome back to another episode of Wall Street Unplugged.
This week, legendary speculator Doug Casey and resource investing expert Marin Katusa share the microphone in this exclusive Wall Street Unplugged episode. This is the first time ever Doug and Marin have sat down to do a public interview together…
And the advice they share during this Podcast is critical to any investor who loves to speculate in the resource sector.
[app_audio src=”http://traffic.libsyn.com/sainvestorradio/WSU20EP20410.mp3″] Doug and Marin start off by sharing their favorite junior mining ideas… They also talk about their favorite commodity to invest in… Who will be the “next” superstars in the resource sector… And they share a few secrets to finding the best junior mining stocks that have the potential to generate 1,000% returns or more for investors.Doug and Marin also let down their guard. They talk about why Marin no longer works for Casey Research and argue about who is the better poker player.
Doug then shares his favorite (and unique) investment idea outside of the resource sector… And Doug and Marin place a huge wager (in silver coins) on who will be our next president come November.
This is one of the best Podcasts I’ve ever hosted in my 10+ year career of interviewing market experts. This podcast is a must-listen-to for anyone looking to generate big returns in junior mining stocks.
As always, thanks for listening and good investing.
Links & Resources
- Stay connected with Marin and his brand new investment advisory – Katusa Resource Opportunities
- Here’s Marin’s book: The Colder War: How the Global Energy Trade Slipped from America’s Grasp
- Also, here’s Doug Casey’s newest book – Speculator
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