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Sheldon Inwentash: Opportunities Abound in Uranium Sector
Source: The Energy Report
With more than 20 years of experience in the investment industry, Sheldon Inwentash, chairman and CEO of both Mega Uranium and Pinetree Capital, sheds some light for The Energy Report on what he sees as "tremendously positive signs" for the future of uranium. Inwentash says this is one of the best buying opportunities we’ll ever see because there are so many companies with qualified assets trading at a discount to cash. We spoke with Mr. Inwenstash in mid-December. Excerpts from the interview are below.
The Energy Report: Where you see the energy market going, and how will that affect…
8Jan2009 | The Energy Report | 0 comments | ContinuedAll signs point to explosive rise in the gold price: Part 2
[Editor’s note: For part I of this article, please click here.]
With more than 20 years of experience in the investment industry, Sheldon Inwentash, chairman and CEO of both Pinetree Capital and Mega Uranium sheds some light on the future of gold and navigating the “murky and tricky” junior space.
TGR: On the equity side, in terms of having a mixture of seniors and emerging juniors, obviously the big concern everyone has with the emerging juniors is we’re not geologists. We can only try to find people who know about geology. How do you really find out if there’s proven gold in the…
Sheldon Inwentash: All Signs Point to Explosive Rise in Price of Gold
Source: The Gold Report
With more than 20 years of experience in the investment industry, Sheldon Inwentash, chairman and CEO of both Pinetree Capital and Mega Uranium sheds some light on the future of gold and navigating the “murky and tricky” junior space.
The Gold Report: Sheldon, from a macro overview, where do you see the precious metals going? The U.S. government and all central bankers are jumping in at unprecedented levels. The Fed says it’s going to throw in everything it’s got to stimulate. Is it going to be enough and what will that mean for commodities? Or, if it doesn’t work,…
2Jan2009 | The Gold Report | 0 comments | Continued
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