http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Reporting on Mining, Oil + Gas and Alternative Energy. en (c) 2008 Resource World Radio 1440 http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show, host Robert Graham speaks with Peter Grandich of the investing newsletters North of the Border, The Grandich Letter, and The Blue Chip & Income Report, about the pullback in gold, a bearish outlook for copper, and why uranium is “the no-brainer metal.” Graham also has an update from ESO Uranium Corp., one of the biggest property owners within the Athabasca Basin, and checks in on some East Coast exploration activity and Geodex Minerals Ltd’s tungsten, molybdenum and indium prospects. Dr. Michael Berry of Morning Notes and Valuations has some words of advice for junior resource investors who’ve gone through a rough ride of late, and making his debut on the Resource World Radio Soapbox is financial and political writer Leonard Melman, a regular contributor to Resource World Magazine. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show8.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ This is a special edition of the Resource World Radio Show. We have got highlights of the 2006 Toronto Resource Investment Conference. Host Robert Graham speaks with John Kaiser of The Kaiser Bottom-Fishing Report. He offers his outlook for base metals and precious metals, and has an updated assessment of diamond exploration activity in Canada. More than 200 junior resource companies attended the conference. We focus on three who have interesting stories to tell. Robert speaks with Mark Kolebaba, President & CEO of Diamonds North Resources Ltd. Diamonds North says it is \"determined to discover Canada\'s next diamond mine\". We also chat with Jim Engdahl, President & CEO of Great Western Minerals Group Ltd., about that company\'s major rare earth property in Saskatchewan. Also in the lineup is Michael Beley, President of Adriana Resources Inc. Mr. Beley – along with Adriana CFO Richard Barclay – co-founded Bema Gold Corp. and Eldorado Gold Corp. Today, both of those companies have market caps of more than $1 billion. Can he take Adriana to that lofty level? Listen in to find out. And, as more signs emerge indicating a slowing U.S. economy, we get some tips for resource investors from Karim Rahemtulla, Chairman of Mt. Vernon Research in Baltimore. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show7.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ On show #5, host Robert Graham interviews Horacio Marquez, senior analyst and energy expert at The Oxford Club. He says China is on a nuclear power rampage and the result could be a pandemic shortage of uranium. And David Hodge, President of Commerce Resources Corp. joins us to tell all about thier tantalum property. Plus Leonard Melman shares his view of global economic conditions. And our Soapbox commentator is Chris Johnson, manager of quantitative analysis at Schaeffers Investment Research. He defends the new chairman of the U.S Federal Reserve. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show5.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ On show #6, host Robert Graham interviews Tim Gardiner, President and chief operating officer at Mitsui and Company in New York. He says the big pullback in the price of gold was deserved and he doesnt understand how people can forecast a skyrocketing price for bullion. Plus Brian Fairbank, President and CEO of Nevada Geothermal Power Inc. joins us to discuss. Up next is Mark Hulbert, founder of the Hulbert Financial Digest, which ranks investing newsletters. We talk about how investors can separate fact from fiction. Then Soapbox commentator: Peter Chandler, senior vice-president at Canaccord CapitalHes shopping for gold because of the price drop. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show6.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: Is there a connection between American ballot boxes and the lower movement in oil and gasoline prices? Host Robert Graham speaks with Jim Willie of The GoldenJackass.com who believes there has been "something of a coordinated effort to bring about lower energy prices for the election." Also in the lineup is Jim Hess, President & CEO of Namex Explorations Incorporated and founder, President and Director of The OT Mining Corporation. Hess discusses the potential of OT's Ruby Property in Montana, and drilling activity at Namex property in the Sudbury Basin in Ontario. Peter Hodson, senior portfolio manager at Sprott Asset Management has some advice on how to play the junior resource investment game, and David Chapman, investment advisor and technical analyst at Union Securities jumps aboard the Resource World Radio Soapbox to comment on "the world running out of conventional sources of oil." http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show9.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show, host Robert Graham has an in-depth look at what's been moving the price of gold: where it's been and why and where it's heading to next. Graham speaks with one of the best in the business, analyst Paul Van Eeden. Also in the line-up: the rising use of coal bed methane. Graham speaks with Steven Tedesco, President and CEO of unconventional gas producer Admiral Bay Resources Inc. Resource World Radio also checks in on the vice-chair of investing newsletter Investment U, and finds a changing view on the American dollar. Not too long ago, D.R. Barton Jr. issued a note saying the "Smart Money" was bullish on the greenback. He has since changed his position. Listen in to find out why. And on the Resource World Radio Soapbox, Todd Hirsch, Chief Economist at the Canada West Foundation, comments on the ban on offshore oil and gas exploration off the coast of British Columbia. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show12.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show, host Robert Graham examines the growing business of wind power in North America. Robert speaks with Joshua Magee, Senior Analyst, North American Wind Energy Markets at Emerging Energy Research in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Also in the line up - the first mineral resource estimate for Trade Winds Ventures gold exploration property at Detour Lake in Northeastern Ontario. We chat with head geologist, Lauren Warner. We also check in on crude oil bear Tim Evans, energy analyst at Citigroup Futures in New York. Tim gave Resource World Magazine readers the heads-up several months ago when he predicted a big slide lower in the price of crude oil. So, in our efforts to make sure you stay ahead of the curve, we thought this would be a good time to check back with Tim for an updated outlook for oil. And on the Resource World Radio Soapbox: Is the Great White North becoming a super-polluter with the oilsands? We have comment from Marlo Raynolds, Executive-Director of the non-profit, environmental think-tank, the Pembina Institute in Calgary. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show10.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show, host Robert Graham gets the definitive word on the silver market with silver guru David Morgan, editor of the Silver Investor and publisher of The Morgan Report. In conversation with Resource World Radio, Morgan says we are just at the beginning of the second phase of the bull market in silver and gold. Graham also profiles ECU Silver Mining Incorporated. The company has been riding the wave of higher silver and gold prices, growing operations in Mexico, and a sharply rising stock price. We also ponder the future of Canadian oil and gas income trusts following the recent announcement of new tax measures on income trusts. Graham speaks with Forbes Magazine columnist Richard Lehmann, President and Founder of Income Securities Advisors Incorporated of Florida. Lehmann has recommended Canadian oil and gas trusts for several years and he is not changing his position. In fact, Lehmann says the recent sell-off has resulted in some good buying opportunities. And on the Resource World Radio Soapbox, Chris Laird, Editor of the Prudent Squirrel newsletter comments on the US midterm elections and why he fears George W. Bush could go out with a bang! http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show11.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show, host Robert Graham speaks with Lawrence Roulston, editor of the investing newsletter Resource Opportunities, about the outlook for metal prices and what 2007 could bring in the area of corporate takeovers in the mining sector. We also profile Forum Uranium Corporation, a junior explorer in the Athabasca Basin. Graham speaks with Forum Uranium Corp. President and CEO Richard Mazur. Also in the lineup: some tips on what look for when shopping around for a financial planner. We have expert advice from Christine Benz, Director of Mutual Fund Analysis at Morningstar in Chicago. And on the Resource World Radio Soapbox, we have guest editorial comment from Andrew Pyle, Vice President/Capital Markets Research and Senior Financial Market Economist at Scotiabank. Pyle believes commodity producers have every reason be optimistic about prospects in 2007. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show13.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Welcome to 2007! In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show, host Robert Graham takes an extended look at what to expect in the mining sector over the next 12 months. This in-depth preview includes feature interviews with Barry Allan, analyst at Research Capital Corporation, and Ian Nakamoto, Director of Research at MacDougall, MacDougall & MacTier in Toronto. Both men are forecasting another busy year for mergers and acquisitions. Nakamoto says upward movement in commodity prices "could be a little more selective" this year. He says "copper is looking a little sloppy" while nickel and zinc continue to look strong. In the gold group, Allan is betting that someone will hit a home run in 2007 and that we could see a major bullion discovery. Also in the lineup: an economic outlook from John Johnston, Chief Strategist at The Harbour Group at RBC Dominion Securities. Johnston believes the U.S. economy is still on track for a so-called soft landing, but adds "these things always feel a little bumpier than the name implies." Peter Chandler, Senior Vice-President at Canaccord jumps aboard the Resource World Radio Soapbox to offer a "golden" outlook on commodities. And our company in focus for this edition of the program is BacTech Mining Corporation, which owns proprietary bacterial oxidation technology that liberates precious and base metals from difficult to treat sulphide ores and concentrates. We speak with President and CEO Ross Orr and find out why 2007 is a "make it or break it year" for BacTech. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show14.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show, host Robert Graham has a preview of what's expected to be a very busy year for drilling activity among junior exploration companies in Canada. Graham speaks with Andrew Muir, Investment Advisor on discovery watch at Canaccord Capital. Muir tells Resource World Radio the junior exploration sector has raised a lot of flow-through financing that must be spent this year. Muir believes it could lead to a major discovery in 2007. Will the ocean floor be the next frontier in mining? A Vancouver-headquartered company is betting it will. Nautilus Minerals Incorporated (TSX Venture: NUS) is the first company in the world to commercially explore the ocean bottom for gold, copper, zinc and silver. We'll hear from Nautilus President and CEO David Heydon. We've also got some tips on when to dump the dogs of your stock portfolio. Andrew Martyn, Vice-President/Portfolio Manager at Davis-Rea Investment Counsel will join us for that. And on the Resource World Radio Soapbox, financial and political writer Leonard Melman takes on environmentalists who he believes are out of touch with reality. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show15.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show, host Robert Graham takes a look at an investing vehicle that's often overlooked by many retail investors: warrants. Graham speaks with Dudley Baker, owner and editor of the market data service Precious Metals Warrants. Baker says warrants can generate great returns and they're a good tool to use in finding out what's really happening in the precious metals sector. Also in the lineup: Grayme Anthony, President and CEO of Houston Lake Mining Inc. talks about the company's gold properties in Northwestern Ontario and the work that's taking place there as Houston Lake continues to make progress toward its objective of becoming a gold producer. We also have a Wall Street view of gold with Mike Swanson, founder and chief editor of WallStreetWindow. Swanson is a believer in bullion however he's not taking a big position in gold just yet. We find out why. And on the Resource World Radio Soapbox, Chris Johnson of Johnson Research Group in Cincinnati tells us why the smart money is now bullish on crude oil and the oil-services sector. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show16.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show, host Robert Graham has assessments of the economic landscape from Peter Grandich, editor of The Grandich Letter, and Forbes Magazine columnist Gary Shilling of the investment advisory and economic consulting firm A. Gary Shilling and Company. Both men believe serious trouble is on the way. Grandich says it's "time to buckle up boys and girls, trouble is on the way." According to Grandich, Americans have been "fiscally irresponsible at both the consumer and government level." Grandich says, "It's kind of like someone who has put on a whole lot of weight. They're finishing off their last pie and don't realize that when they get up they're not going to be able to walk out the room. That's where we stand economically." Grandich believes gold "will continue to shine." He also names three of his favorite mining stocks. Shilling believes "cash and long treasury bonds are the best bet in this environment." Shilling says we've yet to hit bottom in the U.S. housing market, China could be slammed with a hard landing, and major recession could be looming. Also in the line-up: good news from junior explorer Marathon PGM Corporation. The company recently announced a big increase in the resource estimate for its palladium, platinum, gold and copper project in Ontario. Resource World Radio speaks with Phillip Walford, President and CEO of Marathon PGM Corp. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show17.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show, host Robert Graham heads to the bottom of the ocean with a man who helped to discover what could be the next frontier in mining. Graham has an extended interview with Steven Scott, geology professor at the University of Toronto, who co-discovered a site in the western Pacific Ocean that is now being explored for its potential to become the world's first deep sea commercial mining operation. Also in the line-up is a feature focus on a Vancouver company that is a leader in the treatment of acid contaminated industrial water in the mining industry. Graham speaks with Brad Marchant, President and CEO of BioteQ Environmental Technologies Inc. Among the topics is a pilot project to that turns waste sludge from mining operations into value-added construction material. Patricia Mohr, Vice-President and commodity market specialist at Scotia Economics offers up her outlook for copper, zinc, nickel and uranium. And we have editorial comment on the Resource World Radio Soapbox from Fred Ketchen, head of equity trading at Scotia McLeod. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show18.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ This is a special edition of the Resource World Radio Show. We have exclusive highlights from the mining industry's biggest annual event: the mammoth Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada convention in Toronto. The 2007 PDAC drew record crowds to the Metro-Toronto Convention Centre and Resource World Radio was there to bring you in-depth audio interviews you won't hear anywhere else. In this edition of the program, host Robert Graham speaks with some of the best newsletter writers and analysts in the business. The lineup includes John Kaiser, Ian McAvity, Bob Bishop and Dave Coffin. Graham also has the latest on West Timmins Mining Incorporated (TSX: WTM) in a one-on-one interview company President and CEO Darin Wagner. West Timmins and many other junior exploration companies have aggressive drilling plans for 2007 and that has the order book bulging at companies that supply the juniors with the drilling and camp equipment they need. Resource World Radio speaks with the head of one of those companies, Robert McIntyre, President of Raymac Environmental Services Inc. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show19.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show, host Robert Graham is told that the fate of the global economy rests on the shoulders of debt-ridden American consumers. Paul Van Eeden tells Resource World Radio that what U.S. consumers do with their spending is the single most important economic factor in the world today. Van Eeden believes American consumers will have to reduce their spending, and that a perfect storm is brewing for gold. Graham also speaks George Brown, President and CEO of gold and silver explorer MacMillan Gold Corporation about the company securing a drill for its Mexican exploration projects and the drilling activity that is planned going forward. Resource World Radio also has an update with Jim Davis, President of Leeward Capital Corporation. Leeward is in a real sweet spot in the market - molybdenum. And Resource World Radio finds out how Northern Ireland and Uganda are working to raise their profiles in the international mining community. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show20.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show, host Robert Graham attends the Cambridge House Resource Investment Conference in Calgary to hear that the bull market in base metals still has a lot of gas in the tank. Graham speaks with Lawrence Roulston of the investing newsletter Resource Opportunities and is told that "we're going to see very high metal prices until we see enough new supply coming on to bring supply and demand back into balance." Roulston says; "We've got years to go in this cycledemand for metals is outstripping the ability of the mining industry supply (those) metals." Also from the Calgary Resource Investment Conference, some tips on investing in junior uranium exploration companies. Graham speaks with Michael Berry of Morning Notes and Valuations who says; "There are a lot of companies out there so you have to do some pretty good due diligence to make sure that you're into either the ones that are going to be acquired or the ones that are going to acquire." Among the companies that Berry likes: Energy Metals Corporation (TSX: EMC). Resource World Radio also hears the case for a possible new gold mine in Mexico. Graham speaks with Gregory Bowes, President and CEO of San Anton Resource Corporation (TSX: SNN) which is moving aggressively on its gold, silver and copper property in Central Mexico. We also mark the return of editorial comment from The Street with the Resource World Radio Soapbox. Climbing aboard The Soapbox to offer his views on the boom in commodities is Andrew Pyle of ScotiaMcleod. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show21.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: U.S. inflation. According to the U.S. Commerce Department the rate of inflation in the U.S. in March was 2.8 percent. But Jay Taylor, editor of J. Taylor\\\\\\\'s Gold & Technology Stocks newsletter, subscribes to economic theory that points to a much higher rate of inflation. Taylor tells Resource World Radio host Robert Graham the numbers don\\\\\\\'t reflect reality, that the real inflation rate is higher and prices are going up faster than what the government says. So what should investors do? Tune in to find out! Resource World Radio also gets an update on the activities of copper-gold explorer Entree Gold (TSX:ETG) (AMEX:EGI) in Mongolia. Entree\\\\\\\'s property is next door to what is being called the richest copper-gold deposit of its kind in the world. Graham speaks with President and CEO Greg Crowe. We also have some tips for retail investors looking for opportunities among molybdenum explorers and producers. We have a feature interview with Stefan Ioannou, mining analyst at Haywood Securities in Toronto. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show22.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: Coal IGCC (Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle). Host Robert Graham has an in-depth look at IGCC as an alternative to traditional coal combustion generation. IGCC is much better for the environment and energy companies are increasing their investment in the technology. However, Emerging Energy Research, a leading advisory and consulting firm tracking emerging technologies in global energy markets says hurdles remain. Graham speaks with EER senior analyst Alex Klein. We also explore for gold in a feature interview with Daniel Danis, chief operating officer and vice-president of exploration at Unigold Inc. (TSX-V: UGD) Unigold is exploring and developing a gold deposit in the Dominican Republic. Danis provides an update on the progress that has been made and explains the very unique situation that has resulted in the company being granted a tax holiday by the government. Also in the line-up: what to watch for when tracking insider trading activity. We speak with Jonathan Moreland, director of Research at InsiderInsights.com. Moreland also tells listeners why he's keeping a close watch on Hornbeck Offshore Services (New York: HOS), Goodrich Petroleum Corporation (New York: GDP), and NutraCea (OTCBB: NTRZ). And on the Resource World Radio Soapbox, there is hard-hitting editorial comment from D.R. Barton Jr., analyst at Mount Vernon Research. He says the American housing market is a leaky boat and a lot of people are lined up with bailing buckets, pine tar and duct tape in an attempt to keep the boat afloat. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show23.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: are gold stocks on the edge of a major bull run higher? Host Robert Graham speaks with Mike Swanson of WallStreetWindow who believes technical indicators are on the verge of giving investors a Triple Buy Signal to mark the beginning of the next big rally for bullion producers. He says many gold stocks could record triple-digit returns in a new upleg in their bull market. Resource World Radio also takes a look at a big budget, ambitious drill program in the hunt for diamonds in the far north. We speak with Mark Kolebaba, President and CEO of Diamonds North Resources Limited. (TSX.V DDN) And we re-visit a company that just a few months ago said 2007 was a make-it or break-it year. We have a feature interview with Ross Orr, President and CEO of BacTech Mining Corporation. (TSX.V BM) http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show24.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: the downside risk in the current boom in base metals. Resource World Radio host Robert Graham goes in-depth with David Roberts, Chief Economist at the debt-rating agency DBRS. Is the current boom in metals prices permanent? DBRS says don\'t count on it. In a commentary examining the rise in prices, DBRS concludes the boom largely reflects a cyclical upswing and when the turn in prices takes place the boom may not end gently. Resource World Radio also gets you up-to-date on gold exploration activity in Northwestern Ontario, where Rainy River Resources Limited (TSX.V: RR) has drilled property in an area the company believes could host a new, world-class mining district. We speak with the President of Rainy River Resources, Nelson Baker. What\'s next in the cue for takeover activity in the mining sector? We ask Andrew Martyn of Davis-Rea Investment Counsel. Martyn is a director of a resource growth fund called the MTC Growth Fund and he drops a few names of companies that he believes investors may want to keep a watch on. And on the Resource World Radio Soapbox, we have guest editorial comment from financial and political writer Leonard Melman. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show25.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #26 - June 20, 2007 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: why we\'re paying so much for gas and why OPEC is refusing to increase production. Resource World Radio Host Robert Graham gets insight from Phil Flynn at Alaron Trading Corporation in Chicago. Mr. Flynn is considered to be one of the top energy analysts in the world. We also bring you up to date on a junior exploration company that\'s living out the dream of discovering a deposit that it believes will support a working mine. Acero-Martin Exploration Inc. (TSX.v: ASD) is aiming to begin production at its Pinaya gold and copper project in Southern Peru by the end of 2008. We speak with company President and CEO Donald Gee. And how do you find good value in the crowded space of junior mining stocks? Resource World Radio puts that question to Andrew Muir, investment advisor at Canaccord Capital Corp. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show26.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #27 - July 4, 2007 - This is a special edition of the Resource World Radio Show: highlights from the 2007 World Gold, PGM & Investment Conference in Vancouver. Host Robert Graham gets the scoop on the metals market from Frank Holmes, CEO and Chief Investment Officer at US Global Investors Inc., an assessment of the current state of affairs in silver from David Morgan of Silver-Investor.com, and a gold and moly outlook from Doug Casey of the investing newsletter International Speculator. Also in the lineup: Peter Grandich, editor of The Grandich Letter. He comments on why he is underweight base metals. And Greg McCoach of The Mining Speculator offers a few tips on what investors should look for when scouting out opportunities in the mining sector. And with several hundred junior companies in attendance, we went hunting for stories that we believe investors would be interested in hearing. Luna Gold Corporation (TSX-V: LGC) has property in Brazil that it believes could eventually host an open pit mine. We speak with Luna Gold President and CEO Tim Searcy. We also get an update from RJK Explorations Limited (TSX-V: RJX.A) President and CEO Glenn Kasner. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show27.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #28 - July 19, 2007 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: Non-Governmental Organizations and their impact on the mining industry. Host Robert Graham speaks with John Kaiser of the investing newsletter Kaiser Bottom Fish online, and Paul Burton, editor and publisher of the London-based newsletter World Gold Analyst. We also get you caught up to date on the latest developments in Salazar Resources (TSX.V: SRL) gold exploration activity in Ecuador, and the Weststar Resources Corp. (TSX.V: WER) copper-gold play in British Columbia. Also in the line-up: Analyst Jon Nadler at Kitco tells us why he does not buy into the theory that central banks and bullion banks have conspired to keep the price of gold down. Reg Ogden from Canaccord Capital explains why commodity investors should pay close attention to advances in technology. And we mark the return of the Resource World Radio Soapbox with guest comment from Chris Laird of the Prudent Squirrel newsletter. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show28.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #29 - August 1, 2007 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: the cooldown in uranium. Host Robert Graham speaks with Dennis da Silva, Managing Director of the Resource Group at Middlefield Capital Corporation, about the decline in uranium prices, how investors should approach the sector, and which companies could be involved in the next round of mergers and acquisitions. Also in the line-up: a form of green power that is often overlooked - geothermal power. Resource World Radio speaks with Brian Fairbank, President and CEO of Nevada Geothermal Power Incorporated. (TSX.V: NGP OTCBB: NGLPF). After that we have a view of the metals market with Paul van Eeden that goes against the flow and that is: the bull run in base metals prices has little to do with economic growth in China and India and more to do with hedge funds. And we wrap it up with guest editorial comment. Joining us on the Resource World Radio Soapbox is Peter Chandler, senior vice-president at Canaccord Capital. Chandler beleives the price of gold could rise by at least $100 a year over the next several years. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show29.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #31 - September 1, 2007 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: Greg McCoach of the Mining Speculator newsletter and D.R. Barton Jr. of SmartTradePro.com comment on the financial market turmoil of late, how it is impacting on investors, and how to navigate the choppy waters if investing in resource stocks. McCoach believes the market jitters are laying the groundwork for a substantial pop higher in the price of gold. Barton says the fact that gold has not been able to gain any lasting traction is a sign that the market as a whole does not think we've seen the worst of the turmoil. Also in the line-up: an update on the activities of junior gold explorer Eastmain Resources Incorporated (TSX: ER). Resource World Radio host Robert Graham speaks with Eastmain Resources President and CEO Donald Robinson. Among the many topics covered: Eastmain's joint-venture with Goldcorp Inc. (TSX: G) in the James Bay region of Quebec. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show30.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #31 - September 1, 2007 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: Greg McCoach of the Mining Speculator newsletter and D.R. Barton Jr. of SmartTradePro.com comment on the financial market turmoil of late, how it is impacting on investors, and how to navigate the choppy waters if investing in resource stocks. McCoach believes the market jitters are laying the groundwork for a substantial pop higher in the price of gold. Barton says the fact that gold has not been able to gain any lasting traction is a sign that the market as a whole does not think we've seen the worst of the turmoil. Also in the line-up: an update on the activities of junior gold explorer Eastmain Resources Incorporated (TSX: ER). Resource World Radio host Robert Graham speaks with Eastmain Resources President and CEO Donald Robinson. Among the many topics covered: Eastmain's joint-venture with Goldcorp Inc. (TSX: G) in the James Bay region of Quebec. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show31.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #32 - September 15, 2007 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: just how bad is the credit crunch? Resource World Radio Host Robert Graham speaks with Charles R. Geisst, financial historian at Manhattan College in New York. Geisst says the current credit market crisis will probably be the most severe we have ever seen and it does not look like it will be cleared up anytime soon. Geisst also comments on how gold has historically performed during times of financial turmoil. And speaking of the precious metal, gold analyst Jon Nadler with Kitco joins us to offer his outlook on bullion. Nadler says the demand from India - which is heading into festival season - is looking strong and gold should put in a decent performance in the months ahead. Gold could also get a lift from the U.S. Federal Reserve in its handling of interest rates. The one unknown, Nadler says is how the equity markets in general will perform following the subprime debacle and credit squeeze. We also have a timely check on the latest developments at Torch River Resources Limited (TSX.V: TCR). Torch River recently received an updated NI 43-101 report on its Red Bird property in British Columbia that increased the size of the molybdenum resource there by whopping 40%, we speak with Torch River President and CEO Bill Pfaffenberger. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show32.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #33 - September 30, 2007 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: investing in water. Chris Mayer, editor of the investing newsletter Capital & Crisis, says that for most of the world, clean drinking water is a far more precious commodity than oil and it presents some very attractive investing opportunities. In an in-depth interview with Resource World Radio, Mayer discusses some of his favorite water plays. They include: Pico Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: PICO), Northwest Pipe Co. (NASDAQ: NWPX), PowerShares Water Resources (AMEX: PHO), Nalco Holding Co. (NYSE: NLC) and Hyflux Ltd. (Pink Sheets: HYFXF). We also have reaction to the U.S. Federal Reserve 50-basis point cut in interest rates. On the Resource World Radio Soapbox, Andrew Pyle at ScotiaMcLeod tells us he believes the Fed made the right move. However, Mike Swanson, founder of Wall Street Window - an online community of independent investors, analysts and newsletter writers says the Fed move was the equivalent of launching a nuclear missile into the financial system. Swanson calls the current market climate the perfect storm for gold. And we speak with Bob Rodger, President of Tagish Lake Gold Corporation (TSX.V: TLG) which is moving toward production with its Skukum Creek gold-silver deposit in the Yukon. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show33.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #34 - October 12, 2007 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: a double shot of wind power. Host Robert Graham has an updated big-picture look at developments in the global wind power market with Joshua Magee, senior analyst at Emerging Energy Research in Cambridge, MA. Magee says the American and Canadian wind power markets will experience unprecedented growth over the next decade. Resource World Radio also looks at a Canadian company that is looking to make a big name for itself by thinking small: small in terms of the physical size of its wind turbines. We speak with Tony Verrelli, President and CEO of Cleanfield Energy Corporation (TSX.V: AIR). Our mining focus brings you up to speed on the latest developments at a company that bills itself as the worlds newest gold producer. Graham speaks with Jeffrey Pritchard, vice-president/investor relations at Capital Gold Corporation (OTCBB: CGLD TSX: CGC) which recently announced a 70% increase in proven and probable reserves at its El Chanate Gold Mine in Mexico. Ron Ianiere, chief strategist and co-founder of Options Univesity gives us the ins and outs of options trading and why options are a good strategy to use during volatile markets. And on the Resource World Radio Soapbox, Shaun Chapman of the Network for New Energy Choices comments on how New Jersey and Germany have adopted a progressive approach to renewable energy and solar power. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show34.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #35 - October 25, 2007 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: a report card on the state of fuel cell industry. A recent report from PricewaterhouseCoopers stated that revenues for publicly-traded companies in the fuel cell sector shot up about 60% in 2006. But how healthy is the industry? Resource World Radio speaks with analyst John Hykaway at Research Capital Corporation. He says the overall shape of the industry has not improved over the past 4 or 5 years and the financial markets still are not excited about any fuel cell story out there. We also get the latest on Sheffield Resources (TSX.V: SLD) (OTC.PK: SLDOF) advanced-stage Moonlight Copper Property in northern California. Resource World Radio host Robert Graham speaks with David Jenkins, President of Sheffield Resources Ltd. Also in the lineup: a carefully planned strategy to become more aggressive in the stock market while also doing extensive research to help limit risk. It is a 10-point strategy of Discovery Investing, developed by Michael Berry of Morning Notes. We caught up with Mr. Berry at the just-completed 2007 Resource Investment Conference in Toronto. And on the Resource World Radio Soapbox: the case for nuclear power. We have guest editorial comment from Peter Chandler at Canaccord Capital. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show35.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #36 - November 9, 2007 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: highlights from the 2007 Resource Investment Conference in Toronto. Resource World Radio speaks with Peter Grandich of The Grandich Letter and Jay Taylor of J. Taylors Gold and Technology Stocks newsletter. Both men see dark clouds forming for the U.S. economy and recommend that investors buy gold. Grandich says an economic tsunami is on the way and it is the beginning of the end of the American empire. Taylor says whenever there is a problem in the global economy the U.S. Fed just prints more money and that simply compounds the debt problem. Taylor says there is a breakdown in the system. We also report on the only operating gold mine on the Emerald Isle. Galantas Gold Corporations (TSX.V-GAL) Omagh Gold Project in Northern Ireland is now producing bullion. Resource World Radio host Robert Graham has an update with Galantas spokesman Brent Routledge. We also speak with Allan Burton, President and CEO of American Creek Resources Ltd. (TSX.V-AMK) about the company's gold, silver, copper exploration activities in British Columbia. And what's ahead for investing in the junior resource sector? Well, Doug Casey of the investing newsletter International Speculator says the easy, safe money has been made and the sector will move into a mania much like Internet stocks in the late 1990s. Casey says the big money, albeit the high risk dangerous money, is ahead. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show36.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #37 - November 25, 2007 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: uranium prospects in the United States, industrial demand for silver, and the battered American greenback. Greg McCoach of the The Mining Speculator investing newsletter tells us why he believes investors looking for a uranium play should favour exploration projects in the U.S. over the Athabasca Basin. Silver guru David Morgan of Silver-Investor.com provides an update on the rising industrial demand for silver. Morgan says he considers silver to be the best technology stock you can buy. Tune in to find out why! Our company in focus is Khan Resources Inc. (TSX: KRI). We speak with President and CEO Martin Quick about the companys drive to re-open the Dornod Uranium Deposit in Mongolia. It was formerly mined by a Russian company and Khan Resources is aiming to re-start production at the site by 2011. Resource World Radio also takes a look at the factors pressuring the U.S. dollar. James Turk, founder and chairman of GoldMoney.com, believes there is still a long way for the dollar to fall. In 2004 Turk co-authored the best-selling book The Coming Collapse of the Dollar and How to Profit From It. And how concerned should resource investors be about a possible recession in the United States? Well, Reg Ogden, vice-president at Canaccord Capital tells us he is not worried. Ogden says as each year passes, the United States becomes less and less relevent to the overall world economy. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show37.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #38 - December 20, 2007 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: global growth in wind power. Resource World Radio Show host Robert Graham speaks with Joshua Magee, senior analyst at Emerging Energy Research about EERs latest report on wind power. Emerging Energy Research is forecasting a tripling of wind power by 2015 with demand in China and the United States leading the way. Resource World Radio also has a profile report on diversified junior mineral exploration company Channel Resources Limited (TSX.V CHU) and gets the details of the main prize in Sherwood Copper Corporations (TSX.V SWC) takeover of Western Keltic Mines Incorporated (TSX.V WKM). Prior to the announcement of a takeover, we spoke with Western Keltic President and CEO John McConnell about the companys copper and zinc Kutcho Project in British Columbia. And how can investors get in on the action at dozens of junior resource companies with just one stock? Well, one option is through Longview Capital Partners Incorporated (TSX.LV). We speak with Longview Capital VP of Corporate Development, Garry Stock. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show38.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #39 - December 20, 2007 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: analysis of the decision by NovaGold Resources Inc. (TSX: NG) and Teck Cominco Ltd. (TSX: TCK.B) to suspend development of their massive Galore Creek gold-silver-copper project in northwestern British Columbia with projected costs more than doubling to as much as $5 billion. Resource World Radio host Robert Graham speaks with Michael McPhie, President and CEO of the Mining Association of British Columbia. McPhie says industry confidence has been shaken a bit by the Galore Creek announcement but many factors had to be considered. McPhie says the Galore Creek project is extraordinarily complex. We also speak with Kerry Smith, senior mining analyst at Haywood Securities. Smith tells Resource World Radio he does not think Galore Creek will be on the shelf forever, but he does suspect that other mining companies will make similar announcements of projects being delayed or suspended because of soaring costs. Resource World Radio also has an update on the activities of a very active junior gold explorer in Nevada. We speak with Ron Parratt, President and CEO of AuEx Ventures Inc. (TSX.V: XAU). AuEx Ventures has a wide portfolio of properties in Nevada, many of which include joint-venture partnerships. The company estimates that in 2007 it will have completed about 100,000 feet of exploration drilling activity. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show39.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #40 - January 8, 2008 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: the road ahead for gold. 2007 was a banner year for bullion with the price of gold rising above US$800 an ounce. Bullion increased by 31% last year, its best year since 1979. Will the ride higher continue this year? And, will gold stocks - which lagged the upward movement in the price of gold - close the gap? We ask John Ing, President and Chief Executive Officer of Maison Placements Canada Inc. Ing also comments on what could transpire this year in the area of mergers and acquisitions. Andrew Pyle from ScotiaMcLeod jumps aboard the Resource World Radio Soapbox with editorial comment on the challenges ahead for central banks. We also have some tips on what to watch for while investing in junior resource stocks this year with Andrew Muir, investment advisor on discovery watch at Canaccord Capital. And our company spotlight is focused on Vancouver headquartered Creston Moly Corporation (TSXV: CMS). President and CEO Jonathan George updates Resource World Radio listeners on the companys molybdenum project in Mexico. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show40.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #41 - January 16, 2008 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: Will 2008 be a catch-up year for silver? Silver was a laggard among precious metals in 2007. The price of Poor Mans gold recorded only about half the price-gains wracked up by gold and platinum. What does this year hold in store for silver? Resource World Radio Host Robert Graham finds out in an in-depth interview with David Morgan of The Silver-Investor.com and publisher of The Morgan Report. Also in the line up: using grape by-products to generate clean, renewable energy. Resource world Radio speaks with Ryan Little of StormFisher BioGas about an arrangement the company has with Inniskillin Wines to turn grape pomace into fuel. Mining analyst and newsletter publisher Leonard Melman climbs aboard our Soapbox to take a shot at politicians who are chipping away at the free enterprise system. And we take a look at several energy hedge funds that were presenters at the recent Energy and Natural Resources Forum in Toronto. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show41.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #42 - February 1, 2008 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: aggressive rate cuts at the U.S. Federal Reserve. We have in-depth analysis with market veteran Hugh Johnson, chairman and chief investment officer at Johnson Illington Advisors in Albany, New York. Among his observations: crude oil is over-priced and the American dollar will strengthen in the second half of 2008. We also check in with Peter Hodson, senior portfolio manager at Sprott Asset Management for his thoughts on how the slumping American economy will impact on the market for metals and mining stocks. Hodson predicts many economies, including China and India, will not be dragged significantly lower by the U.S., they\'ll continue to grow and he feels now is a good time for long-term investors to increase their exposure to energy and mining stocks. We also bring you up to date on the activities at True North Gems Incorporated (TSX-V TGX). The company is exploring and developing coloured gemstone deposits in Greenland and Northern Canada. We speak with chairman and CEO Andrew Smith. And we have Soapbox comment on solar power with Shaun Chapman from the Network for New Energy Choices. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show42.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #43 - February 13, 2008 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: conflicting opinions on the outlook for gold. We check in on James Turk, founder and chairman of GoldMoney.com and are told that there is plenty of room left for gold to run higher. Turk, who co-authored the best-selling book The Coming Collapse of the Dollar and How to Profit from It, says the price of bullion has a long way to rise and that financial markets are just scratching the surface of all the problems that are driving gold higher. His long term price target for gold: $7,000 an ounce. In the meantime, investment advisor Andrew Pyle at ScotiaMcleod says commodity bulls could be setting themselves up for disappointment. Pyle states his case on the Resource World Radio Soapbox. Also in the line-up: Jon Nadler, senior analyst at Kitco. Nadler tells us about the impact the high price of gold is having on jewelry demand and the slump in consumer demand in India. We also have an in-depth focus on tungsten and the expanding uses for the metal, and a Canadian company that provides an alternative to China's stranglehold on the tungsten market. Our special guest is Stephen Leahy, Chairman and CEO of North American Tungsten Corporation Ltd. (TSX.V NTC) - the Western World's largest producer of tungsten concentrate. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show43.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #44 - February 27, 2008 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: the rising price for crude oil. Oil has traded above $100 a barrel to set a new record high. While a triple-digit price for crude may not be the new norm, a senior energy analyst tells Resource World Radio a high price for oil is here to stay. We speak with Steve Belmont at the Rutsen Meier Belmont Group in Chicago. Also in the line-up: Soapbox comment on economic de-coupling. Does the rest of the world have to sink if the U.S. economy cannot swim? We have guest editorial comment from Todd Hirsch, senior economist at ATB Financial in Calgary. Resource World Radio also takes a look at uranium exploration and development activity in Labrador with Mark Morabito, CEO of Crosshair Exploration and Mining Corporation (CXX - TSX.V) (CXZ - AMEX) and we find out how investors can use warrants in ride out stock market volatility and reduce their exposure to risk. Joining us is Dudley Baker, owner and editor of the market data service Precious Metals Warrants. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show44.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #45 - March 12, 2008 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: highlights from the mammoth PDAC Convention in Toronto. We have a gold outlook with James Steel, metals analyst with HSBC in New York. Danielle Park, portfolio manager with Venable Park Investment Counsel comments on economic decoupling - the belief that the global economy - thanks mainly to strong domestic growth in emerging markets such as China and India - can make it through a U.S. economic downturn without suffering much of a shock. Our company focus is Platinum Group Metals Limited of Vancouver. Platinum Group Metals (PTM TSX) (PLG AMEX) is getting very close to making the big leap to producer status in South Africa where it has several joint projects focusing on platinum. There is an electrical power supply crisis in South Africa and mining companies cannot get all the hydro they need, but Platinum Group Metals President and CEO Michael Jones tells Resource World Radio the situation could actually shine a positive light on his company in that it can generate its own power and the resource that is first in line for production is a shallow deposit. Jones says that gives the company a significant competitive advantage. And we find out why it can pay to buy a basket of stocks when investing in bullion producers. Resource World Radio speaks with John Doody, editor of the investing newsletter Gold Stock Analyst. Gold Stock Analyst says a portfolio of its top 10 stocks has outperformed every gold benchmark since 1995. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show45.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #46- March 26, 2008 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: a rough and tumble trade for bullion. During the week of March 17th, gold futures in New York recorded their biggest weekly drop since 1990. How should investors view the bullion bailout? Resource World Radio asks Paul van Eeden, President of Cranberry Capital. Van Eeden is a gold bull and says he would be delighted if bullion dropped all the way to $800 an ounce. Tune in to find out why. Also in the line-up: where will the next shoe drop in the credit crisis? Ian McAvity, editor of the technical investing newsletter Deliberations on World Markets says don\'t look to Wall Street, but rather look to Japan!. Resource World Radio also has a focus on the state of diamond market. We speak with Mark Kolebaba, President and CEO of Diamonds North Resources Limited (DDN - TSX.v). And John Kaiser of the Kaiser Bottom Fish Report joins us for a discussion on the state of the struggling U.S. economy and American consumer, and how the economic woes of today can lead to increased investing opportunities tomorrow. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show46.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #47 - April 9, 2008 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: the skinny on silver with David Morgan of Silver-Investor.com. Silver futures gained about 16% in the first quarter of the year but along the way investor faith was put to the test. Where does the market go from here? Tune in to find out. Also in the line-up: the bull market in base metals. Some analysts are questioning whether the bull market in base metals such as copper can continue with the U.S. economy suffering a severe slowdown and the possible impact that slowdown could have on the biggest exporter of items to the American market - China. However, Ty Andros, CEO of TraderView in Chicago believes those analysts are out to lunch. Andros says the U.S. economy does not carry the weight that it once did and that base metals such as copper remain in a long-term bull market. Resource World Radio also speaks with David Hall, President and CEO of Aurizon Mines Limited (TSX: ARZ) (AMEX: AZK). Last year Aurizon achieved producer status with the commercial start of gold mining operations at its Casa Beradi property in Quebec. Since then, shareholders have been rewarded with a rising stock price. At the time of this recording, Aurizon Mines stock was showing a year-to-date gain of about 30%. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show47.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #48 - April 20, 2008 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: why the price of crude oil is expected to remain high for the next couple of years with 2008 ending with an average price of more than US$100 a barrel. Resource world Radio has a feature interview with Doug MacIntyre, senior oil market analyst with the U.S. Energy Information Administration in Washington. We also bring you details of what's expected to be North America's newest operating gold mine. David Russell, President and CEO of Apollo Gold Corporation (TSX: APG) (AMEX: AGT) tells us about the bankable feasibility study for the companys Bklack Fox project near Timmins, Ontario. The study includes 1.33 million contained ounces of gold in probable reservces and Russell wants to have the mine in production in 2009. And we go to Melbourne, Australia for the story on soaring coking coal prices. Prices have tripled and Asian steelmakers have been quick to agree to the bill. We speak with Dan Denning, managing editor of the Diggers & Drillers resource investing newsletter, and editor of the Australian SmallCap Investigator newsletter, http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show48.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #49 - May 7, 2008 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: a headline-grabbing move on gold. Dennis Gartman of The Gartman Letter has "abandoned ship" on his bullish outlook for gold. Why has this long-time backer of bullion fled to the sidelines with a newly-adopted neutral view of the precious metal? We speak with Dennis Gartman from his offices in Suffolk, Virginia. For investors seeking returns in green energy, Resource World Radio has a look at opportunities in solar power with Walter Nasdeo, managing director at Ardour Capital Investments in New York. Nasdeo is responsible for the Ardour Solar Energy Index, which is the benchmark index for the newly-launched Market Vectors Solar Energy ETF. (AMEX: KWT) And we have an update on Adex Mining Incorporated (TSX-V: ADE) which is working to demonstrate that its Mount Pleasant property in New Brunswick may once again be able to support a working moly-tungsten mine. BHP Billiton used to own the site and had a working mine on the property until a collapse in commodity prices led to a closure of the mine in 1985. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show49.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #50 - May 20, 2008 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: an in-depth look at the surging interest in wind power. We speak with Joshua Magee, Research Director, Wind Energy Advisory at Emerging Energy Research about EER's latest reports on growth in the wind power industry. EER says the demand for wind power is booming. Resource World Radio also brings you the game plan for developing North America's next mid-tier uranium producer. We have a feature interview with Michael Collins, President & CEO of Bluerock Resources Limited. (TSX-V: BRD) And we have a Wall Street Window view on bullion. Mike Swanson, President of Time Wall Street Incorporated which owns WallStreetWindow, is our special guest. Swanson says the market is entering what is traditionally a quiet period for gold and this year should be no different. However, Swanson also predicts that in the fall gold will not only re-test its all-time high of $1,033 an ounce, but also surpass that lofty level as the U.S. dollar continues to weaken. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show50.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #51 - June 8, 2008 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: the cost of oil and the case for a crude drop in the triple digit price. Resource World Radio speaks with Tim Evans, energy analyst at Citi Futures Perspective in New York. Evans does not believe that supply-demand fundamentals support today's price and it is time for oil to take a turn south. Also on the program - everything you need to know about beryllium and how a Canadian company is positioning itself to take advantage of the growing demand for a metal that is used in our everyday lives. We speak with Anthony Dutton, CEO of International Beryllium Corporation. (IB - TSXV) And Resource World Radio has an updated assessment of the silver market with David Morgan of Silver-Investor.com. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show51.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com http://www.resourceworldradio.com/ Show #52 - July 4, 2008 - In this edition of the Resource World Radio Show: the U.S. Federal Reserve kept a lid on lending rates at its most recent policy meeting and some Fed watchers predict rates could remain flat for the rest of the year. What does it mean for gold stocks and the price of bullion? We speak with John Doody, editor of the investing newsletter Gold Stock Analyst. Resource World Radio also has an in-depth update on Hard Creek Nickel Corporation's (TSX.V - HNC) Turnagain Project in Northern British Columbia. Executive Vice-President Neil Froc joins us for a wide-ranging interview covering everything from the company's new resource estimate to the price of nickel. And just in time for another earnings season: how investors should view the expectations and recommendations of analysts. We have a hard-hitting interview with Ron Ianieri, chief options strategist at Options University. http://www.resourceworldradio.com/shows/RWR_show52.mp3 info@resourceworldradio.com