https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kftvQhTH08U&t=2361

Watching this again in March 2020, how frigging prescient are Frank Giustra's views????? GOLD is a MUST and if you don't own it you are a FOOL.

12:28 Frank was talking about negative interest rates in 2016 - 3 years later, we have tens of trillions of negative yielding bonds, including all German bonds on the yield curve.

I have both of the papers Frank wrote in the early 2000s: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly http://puu.sh/r7d64/b9214e6f98.docx A Tarnished Dollar Will Put a Shine On Gold http://puu.sh/r7d7z/101967f26a.docx In case anyone is interested.

Place marker here. This conversation (and Giustra) will become important in the coming months. I will be fascinated to revisit it in due course.

Wear an undershirt dude

so this is Bubba's pal

Tell me about his political involvement with Hillary. Did he broker the sale of American uranium deposits to Russia?

Holy Crap, that was interesting. Grant was asking about gold mining management understanding macro! And Frank's reaction was: "dude, they are busy enough with managing the business. you expect them to stick their necks out on the macro play?" not gonna happen in a major way. so, as investors, that's our job: picking the miners who "get it" and want their stock to enjoy the full "beta" to the gold price. I LOVE picking individual miners, but I also love CEF and JNUG. If my rich aunt asked me how to invest that is what I would tell her: 66% CEF and 33% JNUG. the rest is for those (myself included) who have the interest, bandwidth, capital, and constitution for individual names. Full stop.

I would also like to add, Frank Giustra has recently started his own gold exploration company in a joint venture with Brian Paes Braga. Website is www.fioreexploration.com.

I haven't watched Clinton Cash and am not a Clinton fan (not that anyone cares), but took Frank in this interview at face value...and found his thinking very tight and well-reasoned, and found him to be very level-headed. This was an excellent interview and I'd like to see Frank back more often. Well worth the time.

Excellent. He covered all the bases. Would like to here more from him.

Just like the coach of a terrible football team that needs to show confidence, especially in the media. Either the team gets better or he loses his job. It just takes time ;-)

OK Jazz enthusiasts. Could anyone tell me what piece is playing at the beginning of GOLD series videos? Please help me! I could listen to this for hours. Other than that, great interview! Blame the Clintons, not this guy. In a pay-to-play, you have to pay, sad as it is...

Very well balanced gold interview. Not far over the top like many others seem to be. Definitely sense from him, the same frustration most of have and we know what that is.....#@%&@!!!

HAHAHA, talk about preaching to the choir. This guy clearly has an impressive background, but hes spitting back all of the same tired datapoints that us PM enthusiasts have seen repeatedly over the past 4 years.

Another great interview, thanks. I would like to have links to the reports that Frank has written about gold and the markets in general, if possible. The one from 2001 that he mentions would also be interesting to read, to see what his arguments were back then. They're probably still fully valid.

One more thing...he said he's not a 'stock picker' but from the interview he seemed to be focused on gold stocks (Barrick, Newmont, etc.) so it would have been good to hear how he plans on playing gold going forward...assume it's not in paper ETFs of course but will it be large caps, juniors, physical etc. (assume a combination of all of them right?). Thx

Great interview for sure. Unfortunately, 'keeping the politics out of the markets' isn't feasible anymore (if it ever was). One thing I know from living in emerging market countries is that sooner or later you're going to have to play ball at least at some level with government stooges or else you'll never get anything done. Sad to hear about his connection to the Clinton Foundation but that tangled web might be as bad as the GS squid....

Would like to hear about different companies for the retail investor. Not stock recommendations but companies you can research and follow for yourself in the gold space. I think it would help, in my humble opinion.

Really enjoyed this. Grim predictions from Frank but I think he is right on. Laughed when Grant said tongue-in-cheek "We've all been there" when Frank recounted retiring rich before 40 because he did not want to do it anymore....don't think Frank even heard him. Great interview.

Crazy

Glad to know I'm not 5

Just 1 word : Bravo !! How I would like to sit down with this guy and have a chat, you can't imagine

Nice to see a recently filmed piece and a great interview. Hope the filmed to published gap continues to close.

Good information very helpful

Loved his comment about the Giant Squid. Muppets of the world unite and close your Goldman Sachs account.

Absolutely fantastic!

Excellent interview!

Great !

Great interview. Thank you both! Any thought on Colombia's government approach to mining? Great stock announcing earnings on Friday GCM.TO

What about gold getting confiscated? Nobody says a thing about this.

Pure common sense, which unfortunately is not that common nowadays.

Great interview!

How can you argue with any of that?

Felt like I was there listening to friends telling it like it is. Sweet. Thanks guys!

This interview was about Frank's enormous expertise in the mining sector - the rest of it was irrelevant in the context of the discussion. Frank graciously agreed to share that expertise with a group of people more interested in learning from his vast experience in mining and investment than having a highly-polarized political debate. So much to take away from this. @Dale H Brent's interview is in the library so search for his name and you'll find a chat he and I had at PDAC last March

by far the best interview that i listened to. whalen lou

I enjoyed this interview with Frank. Agree with Catherine. Comments about anyone without 100% verified evidence are a waste of time. Frank is a great source of information on this topic. I have seen other great interviews with him too. The proof of this for me is my Aussie portfolio of gold miners and one Canadian miner. 200% so far since January. I'm looking hard at explorers. I think you need a geologist by your side for that. Maybe RV could interview Brent Cook?

Indiana Jones. lol!

C’mon… let’s not use this forum to discuss completely unrelated allegations related to Clinton that are agenda-driven and made in the midst of a vicious political campaign. This was a stellar interview that provided some of the most valuable insights on gold and the mining industry that I have ever heard. Really brilliant. Sincere thanks to Mr Giustra and Grant.

always surprised how the open interest in the futures market doesn't come up....its whats sets the price and right now we are at an historic level. The "commercials" are at a record paper loss, whats going to change? They will do everything in there power to create more paper to hammer the price down, with billions worth of paper representing staggering underlying ounces. I just feel it is not being addressed enough or not at all even. However if the commercials will get squeezed one will see Gold prices that are unimaginable. I really would like to see an interview related to this subject, I'll ask Milton

Interesting guy. Too bad about his relationship with the Clinton Foundation though....casts a shadow over everything he says/does.

The highlight of this interview is Grant asking the question of whether mining companies realize how much power they hold in the producing of the only real money gold & silver .

After watching the whole Clinton Cash thing one has to wonder about Frank and a few others... success at what cost?