Maurice Jackson Interviews Jayant Bhandari We are happy to present another interview conducted by Maurice Jackson of Proven and Probable with our friend and frequent contributor Jayant Bhandari, a specialist on gold mining investment, the world’s most outspoken emerging market contrarian, host of the highly regarded annual Capitalism and Morality conference in London and consultant to institutional investors. As soon as Jayant touches down in London, he is accosted by microphone-wielding young women eager to hear what he has to say… Photo via financialpost.com Here is a brief summary of the topics Jayant discusses in the interview: An overview of a recent speech he delivered in London entitled “Gold in India:
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Maurice Jackson Interviews Jayant BhandariWe are happy to present another interview conducted by Maurice Jackson of Proven and Probable with our friend and frequent contributor Jayant Bhandari, a specialist on gold mining investment, the world’s most outspoken emerging market contrarian, host of the highly regarded annual Capitalism and Morality conference in London and consultant to institutional investors. |
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Here is a brief summary of the topics Jayant discusses in the interview:
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Maurice Jackson speaks with Jayant Bhandari |
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Bonus Chart: Real Estate Insanity up NorthA price chart illustrating the enormity of the Vancouver housing bubble, which has recently exhibited rather stunning volatility – often a sign that the big denouement is close. It probably doesn’t really matter what anyone does or doesn’t do about it at this stage… but if the watermelons hasten its demise, they are bound to inadvertently become the “owners” of the debacle. |
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