Dr. Quinton Hennigh and Michael Oliver return. Looks like Michael Oliver “nailed it” once again in his latest call to aggressively go long gold and gold shares as soon as gold were to register a weekly close above $1,825 anytime this quarter. As a technical analyst, Michael leaves the complex causes of why markets behave as they do to fundamentalists like Alasdair. Alasdair has explained that after Basel III banks will effectively no longer be able to hold derivatives like futures contracts and options without allocating additional capital to their balance sheet, which over time should lead to more accurate price discovery. This should be massively bullish for gold and silver because approximately 15,000 times more paper gold than physical gold is traded on the LBMA, and those contracts on balance have a very strong anti-gold bias. So as of January 3, 2022, those “anti- gold” derivatives will no longer be able to obscure price discovery for gold & silver bullion. That factor combined with a runaway inflation problem are two fundamental bullish forces underlying Michael’s most recent call which seems to be “spot on.” A little known fact to most investors is that gold and silver miners are the most profitable sector in the S&P 500, aside from financials. But the miners are rapidly depleting their reserves in the process and are in dire need of new deposits. To the rescue, comes Dr. Quinton Hennigh and other exploration geologists who are helping tiny Canadian companies find the next world class gold and silver deposits. Quinton Hennigh will talk about several small cap exploration companies that appear to be on their way toward major discoveries, such as Eloro Resources, Eskay Mining, Lion One Metals, and Novo Resources. Quinton will update listeners on the progress those companies are making as well as earlier stage developers that have similar world class exploration potential like Labrador Gold Corp., Firefox Gold and Hannan Metals. This episode, more than most, is geared toward helping listeners make money to help turning hard times into good times.