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Episode 4, December 2009

• Part 1 – RITV Episode 4 Interview with Analyst John Kaiser
  
• Part 2 – Interview with Quest Uranium’s President and CEO Peter Cashin
  
• Part 3– Interview with Great Western Minerals Executive Chairman Gary Billingsly

Use the playlist below to watch each segment from RITV Episode 4. Select individual videos by using the navigation buttons on the player. Or select any video below the playlist.

Part 2: Interview with Quest Uranium`s President and CEO Peter Cashin
Read the feature article HERE.

Part 3: Interview with Great Western Minerals’ Executive Chairman Gary Billingsley
Read the feature article HERE.

Rare Earth Interview with Analyst John Kaiser

Episode 4, Part 1
By Doug Hadfield, resourceINTELLIGENCE TV

Of the many aspects of a rare earth deposit vital to its success, John Kaiser of Kaiser Bottom Fish Online argues that there are three deal breakers. These three things, when assessing the quality of potential resource investments in the smoking hot rare earth sector, should be meticulously scrutinized. In the order that John told them to me on our latest episode of resourceINTELLIGENCE TV, these essential attributes are rock value, tonnage footprint and distribution of metals.

John is known as a mining maven with 25 years experience in the resource investment sector. His investments calls have over the years netted him a broad following of investors. As a result, John speaks regularly on the conference circuit, from San Fransisco to Zurich. Between now and next September, John is scheduled to speak at more than 25 conferences.

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Quest Uranium’s Strange Lake “B” Zone Potentially 4x Larger than “A” Zone

Interview and feature article: Peter Cashin and Quest Uranium
By Doug Hadfield, resourceINTELLIGENCE TV

Of the many aspects of a rare earth deposit vital to its success, John Kaiser of Kaiser Bottom Fish Online argues that there are three deal breakers. These three things, when assessing the quality of potential resource investments in the smoking hot rare earth sector, should be meticulously scrutinized. In the order that John told them to me on our latest episode of resourceINTELLIGENCE TV, these essential attributes are rock value, tonnage footprint and distribution of metals.

Click the play button to watch the Resource Intelligence TV interview with Peter Cashin. Read more

GWG Executive Chairman Billingsley discusses Mine-to-Market Strategy on RITV

Interview and feature article on Great Western Minerals and Executive Chairman Gary Billingsley
By Doug Hadfield, resourceINTELLIGENCE TV

In the realm of rare earth elements (REEs), the way the market has gone in the last year there are a couple must-have attributes in choosing a prospective investment. There is a danger with these stocks that they could be overbought in an environment where investors are suddenly trampling over one another to hold shares in the next big thing.

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resourceINTELLIGENCE TV – Episode 3 – Nov 2009

In our third episode of Resource Intelligence TV we spoke with BMO global commodities analyst Bart Melek who sheds insight into why the economy is improving so quickly, and how much more improvement we’ll see through 2010.

Resource Intelligence is a steady source of interviews, articles and multimedia for resource investors. This week in our Newsmakers segment we spoke to Eric Fier, the COO of SilverCrest Mines, the newest producer on the TSX now in the mine development stage in Sonora Mexico. Next up is George Sookochoff, the president and CEO of International PBX, who is overseeing his company’s efforts on a huge copper and molybdenum project in Chile.

On each episode of resourceINTELLIGENCE TV we ask our guests a question that delves into the big picture questions many investors have. This week: Economist David Rosenberg has said, Canada is witnessing a boom in capital inflows. Last month, foreign investors plowed $5.1 billion into the Canadian markets, and year-to-date have added a record $67.4-billion of Canadian securities to their portfolios. With that in mind, should the federal government be more aggressively creating incentives for investors to invest in exploration and development companies?