Rural Texas is the safest place to be for freedom. We have tons of oil, gas, cattle, guns, and a willingness to fight anyone that tries to take those things from us.
Funny - a few months ago Mr Rule point to Canada as a focus odf jurisdicional risk. It was mostly regarding oil, gas and mining in general but I think it applies to the current situation.
As a libertarian, i am happy to see Rick speaking more politics. Rick is awesome in that too. Be careful with it though, being smart and honest is not a guarantee to not get which-hunted. Wish you all good with this new channel.
Love you guys I’m your pupil learning from the best I salute you both . Thank you for your time and energy to put these videos together it’s gold and a no brainer looking forward to attending the Uranium conference in March .
Agreed, Rick is always insightful... if you listen carefully. The interviewer was terrific, asks good questions and lets Rick answer them, without silly interruptions.
My grandfather used to buy gas for a nickel a gallon and buy 12 get one free. Priced in silver coins, we’re currently more than double that price. I suspect, however, that if we eliminate the draconian taxes and regulations that have been imposed by local state and national governing bodies, the price of gas would Still be about a nickel.
Regarding Charlie Munger's vision. The elements that have led us to this juncture encapsulated in this quote: "A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the voters discover that they can vote themselves money from the Public Treasury. From that moment on the majority always votes for the candidates promising the most benefits from the Public Treasury with a result that a democracy always collapses over loose fiscal policy always followed by dictatorship. The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been 200 years." Alexander Fraser Tytler- "Decline and Fall of the Athenian Republic"
Rick always changes his mind. First he says he is bullish so that he can sell his bags. Then he says he's bearish to buy cheaper. Nobody is billionaire by accident 😉
@@rickrule6947 I follow you rick and I can vouch for you here. If people follow you regularly they would see this. If they tune in once every 7 months, they shouldn’t “use you” as an advisor. Markets swinging 10%/mo from sector to sector. If we don’t pay attention regularly we will miss stuff. But that’s a good thing for active investors, especially ones who have cursed indexing. This is the active manager’s market.
@@Fedgery007 UA-cam, Twitter, reddit, linked in, millions of viewers who are looking to invest? How are you not able to see how that could inflate prices..?
The uranium stocks are not down 50%. They are down 30-40% from their top high which is very normal volatility in uranium. They can go down more in a panic sell if Russia attacks.
Don't believe Russia will invade Ukraine. Smoke and mirrors by the Biden administration. A distraction from the mess there in at this time. Look over here. Nothing to see over there. Political hocus pocus.
@@ianwilson5669 Maybe they want Russia to invade to provide an even bigger distraction; they've certainly provoked Putin a lot. If Russia doesn't receive adequate security guarantees and fails to invade, I think he loses too much credibility internationally and domestically. IMO, high probability that he invades and quickly disables Ukraine.
neophyte question: is inflation all that scary if money supply keeps pace? or have we seen a big increase in money supply and now comes the inflationary response?
However, like you I did not support freezing individual bank accounts. That was a huge political overreach just like the 9-11-01 anti-terrorism legislation. It was dangerous and uncalled for. IMHO, it was enough to charge those people who broke the law and deny them bail in the most serious cases. Too many of them are probably still in jail but I don't know the exact nature of the charges laid against each one of them.
And now to change direction and ask you the question that no one else has: when Sprott took over UPC, did Denison and the Lundin Group keep a minority stake in the Sprott PUT? After all, you and Sprott made a lot of money with the Lundins in the past.
I guess Rick overlooked the risks an active shooting war has on Nuclear power. Lol IMO nuclear is done, it's not worth the risk. If I worked at a nuclear power plant and war broke out, you need to leave asap or understand you will be held hostage by your government or the invaders. Best case scenario is you escape before hand, worst case scenario is you are held hostage to keep the plant running and dies in the process. (while upper management escaped) Renewables might be less efficient, but they are decentralized and "safe". If I am a Japanese nuclear power policy maker, I'd start moving all the spent fuel rods they currently hold on site ASAP. Unless they want to risk the fallout if north Korean ever targets their power plants.
I really enjoyed the BootCamp first half was well worth the price of admission. I like the way the panels were laid out with the sandwich of CEO Interviews/
I am a subscriber to Justin Huhn's Uranium Insider Newsletter. I know he is one of the speakers at the Bootcamp. What information might I get from the Bootcamp that Justin's excellent newsletter doesn't already provide? Thank you.
As a uranium investor, you should always be worries about the risks not discussed. Nuclear power is the most centralized form of power generation and the easiest for Authoritarian governments to control. I dunno how 13 days ago Rick can claim to be a libertarian bullish on the most central form of power generation and not even have the war in Ukraine and Russian invasion as even being on the radar. Interesting times indeed. I bet the March 19th symposium will be interesting... Maybe Germany and Japan are smart to move away from nuclear. Even if there is a painful transition.
RICK THE RULE putting down some solid insights as always. An inspiration. An inspiration to be a better speculator and thinker. Always thought your pivot away from your rap career was a risky move, but clearly its paid of handsomely.
Interesting title. I'm wondering why uranium equities crash with risk-on assets but barely move to the upside when there is positive news like the recently announced desire of the French president to build 14 new nuclear reactors, the Japanese restarts, etc, etc. Maybe this lag is to test out patience before taking off. Who knows?
RT: if you can figure it out let me know too. Also, I've followed Rick since he was at Torrey Pines and he always has that smile of the cat that ate the canary - I know something you don't -- so I listen very hard cause he's been right a lot. The keys to wait the 2+ years for the big move cause he's always ahead of the crowd
Because uranium is still a speculation making it a risky investment not a safety valve like energy stocks you're thinking of. Until uranium is mainstream which is a long way away its a speculation and speculations sell-off when there's risk in markets. Simple as
Vancouver is not alone. When working in the DRC as a foreigner, I paid a salary tax 25% more than locals. And the state does just about NOTHING for anyone iin the DRC - so contributing to......?
I applaud Rick in that he is the first I have heard that admits that he was wrong and he was caught up in conformational bias, in that his past experiences had blinded him of the ulterior motives of government and their totalitarian ambitions. In general, this is the problem with the baby boomer generation. I am only barely one generation in front of him. I hope the tide is changing and changing quickly because it will soon be to late and the pain to dig out of this "Reset", horrific.
Albert, it has happened there. The Patriot Act. You're just used to it because it doesn't affect you. Just like how the Emergencies Act here in Canada has not affected me.
Rick, your interest issue with bonds is even worse. The 'capital gains' of the '2%' will be taxed by the very govt that has been using the invested capital. How crazy is that!?!
The sound is shit where I sit. But as more and more UScits like to put sound under interviews I must thank that you did not. Rick once said if we would like to know about his bank, we should write "bank". What I received are three mails but no bank info. You might ask him a little about the bank. Next time. I leave at half time as work screams and Munger is not my thing.
Have Gun Will Travel reads the card of a man. A knight without armor in a savage land. His fast gun for hire heeds the calling wind. A soldier of fortune is the man called Paladin. Paladin, Paladin Where do you roam? Paladin, Paladin, Far, far from home. He travels on to wherever he must. A chess knight of silver is his badge of trust. There are campfire legends that the plainsmen spin. Of the man with the gun, of the man called Paladin. Paladin, Paladin Where do you roam? Paladin, Paladin, Far, far from home. Far from home, Far from home.
Rural Texas is the safest place to be for freedom. We have tons of oil, gas, cattle, guns, and a willingness to fight anyone that tries to take those things from us.
I bet I could take your cows from you.
Always love to hear from Rick. And Albert, you are one of the best interviewers out there. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
Funny - a few months ago Mr Rule point to Canada as a focus odf jurisdicional risk. It was mostly regarding oil, gas and mining in general but I think it applies to the current situation.
As a libertarian, i am happy to see Rick speaking more politics. Rick is awesome in that too.
Be careful with it though, being smart and honest is not a guarantee to not get which-hunted.
Wish you all good with this new channel.
Seeing Rick this giddy about uranium gives me goosebumps.
Around a year ago RR mentioned Birchcliff Energy, Canadian gas and oil, it has gone from 2.20 to 5.50
One mention today is Cameco 19-27 in two months.
Love you guys I’m your pupil learning from the best I salute you both . Thank you for your time and energy to put these videos together it’s gold and a no brainer looking forward to attending the Uranium conference in March .
Our pleasure!
Agreed, Rick is always insightful... if you listen carefully. The interviewer was terrific, asks good questions and lets Rick answer them, without silly interruptions.
In the USA most places you can still buy a gallon of gasoline for less than a quarter.
That is a 1964 or before dated quarter. The 90% silver content.
My grandfather used to buy gas for a nickel a gallon and buy 12 get one free. Priced in silver coins, we’re currently more than double that price. I suspect, however, that if we eliminate the draconian taxes and regulations that have been imposed by local state and national governing bodies, the price of gas would Still be about a nickel.
Regarding Charlie Munger's vision. The elements that have led us to this juncture encapsulated in this quote: "A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the voters discover that they can vote themselves money from the Public Treasury.
From that moment on the majority always votes for the candidates promising the most benefits from the Public Treasury with a result that a democracy always collapses over loose fiscal policy always followed by dictatorship.
The average age of the world's greatest civilizations has been 200 years."
Alexander Fraser Tytler- "Decline and Fall of the Athenian Republic"
Empirically that is true. I wonder if things are sped up now with technology...hard to say.
Rick always changes his mind.
First he says he is bullish so that he can sell his bags.
Then he says he's bearish to buy cheaper.
Nobody is billionaire by accident 😉
Didn’t know that Rick could move markets based on UA-cam interviews?!
🤝
@@rickrule6947 I follow you rick and I can vouch for you here. If people follow you regularly they would see this. If they tune in once every 7 months, they shouldn’t “use you” as an advisor. Markets swinging 10%/mo from sector to sector. If we don’t pay attention regularly we will miss stuff. But that’s a good thing for active investors, especially ones who have cursed indexing. This is the active manager’s market.
@@ChrisGrande thanks!
@@Fedgery007 UA-cam, Twitter, reddit, linked in, millions of viewers who are looking to invest? How are you not able to see how that could inflate prices..?
looking forward to 03/19 even if it's super early my time...
See you there!
Brilliant, Rick
Any chance that the price of Polymetal will recover?
Watching a Rick interview is like reading a Nassim Taleb book. It literally makes you a more intelligent human being.
Now watch Darry Anka/Bashar speeches and your mind will expand much more!
I own a Nassim Taleb book I've heard several people mention, however haven't read it, and it's pretty far down my list...
Does anybody have a press release or any source that says that 18 japanese reactors are in the permitting process for a restart ?
The uranium stocks are not down 50%. They are down 30-40% from their top high which is very normal volatility in uranium. They can go down more in a panic sell if Russia attacks.
Why do you think he states so inaccurately this figure? It baffles me.
Just down to human error?
Don't believe Russia will invade Ukraine.
Smoke and mirrors by the Biden administration.
A distraction from the mess there in at this time.
Look over here.
Nothing to see over there.
Political hocus pocus.
@@ianwilson5669 Maybe they want Russia to invade to provide an even bigger distraction; they've certainly provoked Putin a lot. If Russia doesn't receive adequate security guarantees and fails to invade, I think he loses too much credibility internationally and domestically. IMO, high probability that he invades and quickly disables Ukraine.
Most of my uranium stocks are down 50% from high. BMN, 92E, DYL, DNN etc. and, He did note Juniors are where he sees value.
As do I.
Some I own are down 60%, e.g. Bannerman.
neophyte question: is inflation all that scary if money supply keeps pace?
or have we seen a big increase in money supply and now comes the inflationary response?
However, like you I did not support freezing individual bank accounts. That was a huge political overreach just like the 9-11-01 anti-terrorism legislation. It was dangerous and uncalled for. IMHO, it was enough to charge those people who broke the law and deny them bail in the most serious cases. Too many of them are probably still in jail but I don't know the exact nature of the charges laid against each one of them.
And now to change direction and ask you the question that no one else has: when Sprott took over UPC, did Denison and the Lundin Group keep a minority stake in the Sprott PUT? After all, you and Sprott made a lot of money with the Lundins in the past.
Uranium!!! I'm buing more and more stocks now. Thx guys!
Always interested to hear Mr. Rule.
Thx.
When Rick Rule speaks, I listen. Brilliant speaker with intelligence, experience, and wisdom.
Rick one of my favourite commodity guys, legend.
I guess Rick overlooked the risks an active shooting war has on Nuclear power. Lol
IMO nuclear is done, it's not worth the risk. If I worked at a nuclear power plant and war broke out, you need to leave asap or understand you will be held hostage by your government or the invaders. Best case scenario is you escape before hand, worst case scenario is you are held hostage to keep the plant running and dies in the process. (while upper management escaped)
Renewables might be less efficient, but they are decentralized and "safe".
If I am a Japanese nuclear power policy maker, I'd start moving all the spent fuel rods they currently hold on site ASAP. Unless they want to risk the fallout if north Korean ever targets their power plants.
Rick Rule was on fire in this segment !
I really enjoyed the BootCamp first half was well worth the price of admission. I like the way the panels were laid out with the sandwich of CEO Interviews/
Missed the deadline to sign up for the boot camp, do you know anywhere I could go to get the recording?!
Great to hear your thoughts again Rick. Thanks to you and Albert.
So kazatomprom is $9b market cap, worlds largest uranium producer - that is just 3x more than kardashian family. Wtf?
Rick is the man
I am a subscriber to Justin Huhn's Uranium Insider Newsletter. I know he is one of the speakers at the Bootcamp. What information might I get from the Bootcamp that Justin's excellent newsletter doesn't already provide? Thank you.
"The experience in the immediate past" also distorts future prospects regarding personal freedom. Rick must have noticed that 😉 Keep it up 👍
Great conversation. Thank you gentlemen!
As a uranium investor, you should always be worries about the risks not discussed.
Nuclear power is the most centralized form of power generation and the easiest for Authoritarian governments to control.
I dunno how 13 days ago Rick can claim to be a libertarian bullish on the most central form of power generation and not even have the war in Ukraine and Russian invasion as even being on the radar.
Interesting times indeed. I bet the March 19th symposium will be interesting... Maybe Germany and Japan are smart to move away from nuclear. Even if there is a painful transition.
RICK THE RULE putting down some solid insights as always. An inspiration. An inspiration to be a better speculator and thinker. Always thought your pivot away from your rap career was a risky move, but clearly its paid of handsomely.
Interesting title.
I'm wondering why uranium equities crash with risk-on assets but barely move to the upside when there is positive news like the recently announced desire of the French president to build 14 new nuclear reactors, the Japanese restarts, etc, etc.
Maybe this lag is to test out patience before taking off. Who knows?
Buy and hole … the crowd has to recognize the value… which over time happens but it’s hard to know the delusions of crowds.
rick knows
RT: if you can figure it out let me know too. Also, I've followed Rick since he was at Torrey Pines and he always has that smile of the cat that ate the canary - I know something you don't -- so I listen very hard cause he's been right a lot. The keys to wait the 2+ years for the big move cause he's always ahead of the crowd
Patience required, yes
Because uranium is still a speculation making it a risky investment not a safety valve like energy stocks you're thinking of. Until uranium is mainstream which is a long way away its a speculation and speculations sell-off when there's risk in markets. Simple as
Thanks a lot, this 360 interview is timely and invaluable !!
Thank you Rick for everything you share
How do you sign up for the uranium symposium so you can watch on your tablet? Thanks.
hopin.com/events/rule-investment-media-uranium/registration
If we take my money out of the bank where should we put it? I don’t think credit unions are safe either? What would be safe ?
both gentlemen, both educated, and one of them particularly bullish as well ) thank you
Vancouver is not alone. When working in the DRC as a foreigner, I paid a salary tax 25% more than locals. And the state does just about NOTHING for anyone iin the DRC - so contributing to......?
Rick It is scary, I live in Australia, not much different here!
Not a complaint, rather a useful feedback: the sound contains high amount of hissing noise.
Noted!
Hi Rick very good insights, you guys are great. Cheers
Great session men! Good to see you Albert!! Cheers!!
Thanks! You too!
Excellent content!
Hi Rick... the link to the symposium doesnt seem to work today... maybe you need to ask your team to check it... would love to sign up...
hopin.com/events/rule-investment-media-uranium/registration
I applaud Rick in that he is the first I have heard that admits that he was wrong and he was caught up in conformational bias, in that his past experiences had blinded him of the ulterior motives of government and their totalitarian ambitions. In general, this is the problem with the baby boomer generation. I am only barely one generation in front of him. I hope the tide is changing and changing quickly because it will soon be to late and the pain to dig out of this "Reset", horrific.
Does anybody know where the uranium bootcamp is being held?
It will be online. hopin.com/events/rule-investment-media-uranium/registration
Albert clearly doesn’t do the shopping in the Lu household.
Albert, it has happened there. The Patriot Act. You're just used to it because it doesn't affect you. Just like how the Emergencies Act here in Canada has not affected me.
true
Sprott uranium trust keeps BUYING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Very annoying scratching noise in the background for entire interview!! Aside from that, great interview :)
Noted!
got my tix!
The ruler!
Silver maples or silver libertads?
Rick has a trapdoor mind and very articulate. Take care he plays the dumb act like a master....read between the lines.
@vhwithdlr Inflation is under estimated by the majority, it takes no prisoners. Now is the time to position oneself for what's upon us.
Not too good, usually when rick od buying, stocks will be dropping in near term
Ukranium
Ok what do i do with my U stocks now? Rick can i email you my U portfolio and you can rank them all as "last" lolz ...
I did and did not get the analysis promised!
41:30
Rick, your interest issue with bonds is even worse. The 'capital gains' of the '2%' will be taxed by the very govt that has been using the invested capital. How crazy is that!?!
The cost of female participation in the labor force is population quality and quantity.
Uranium for future power generation should be a no brain consideration. Where are the other sources?
Gas and oil
Rick Rule is cowbell.
ah ok ... he was bearish and now he's bullish again ... i won't email my broker lolz
Uranium to the moon?! please reply and tell me. I don't want to listen to this for an hour.
I never learn anything from Rick on uranium.
I never learn anything from random commentators on youtube videos
Glad I didn’t contribute financially to their cause. My cheapness payed off.
The sound is shit where I sit. But as more and more UScits like to put sound under interviews I must thank that you did not.
Rick once said if we would like to know about his bank, we should write "bank". What I received are three mails but no bank info. You might ask him a little about the bank. Next time. I leave at half time as work screams and Munger is not my thing.
Why are all these channels doing these stupid special sentence previews at the start. Just get into the interview and don’t waist our time.
Have Gun Will Travel reads the card of a man.
A knight without armor in a savage land.
His fast gun for hire heeds the calling wind.
A soldier of fortune is the man called Paladin.
Paladin, Paladin
Where do you roam?
Paladin, Paladin,
Far, far from home.
He travels on to wherever he must.
A chess knight of silver is his badge of trust.
There are campfire legends that the plainsmen spin.
Of the man with the gun, of the man called Paladin.
Paladin, Paladin
Where do you roam?
Paladin, Paladin,
Far, far from home.
Far from home,
Far from home.