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The Geo-Politics of Gold
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Advanced Gold Exploration Inc.
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Kiboko Gold, Inc.
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Thunder Gold Corp.
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First Mining Gold Corp.
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Sarama Resources
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Featured presenters

Dan Wilton
CEO & Director at First Mining Gold
Dan Wilton has 25 years of experience in M&A, corporate finance and principal investing in the mining sector, having executed as principal or advised on more than $10 billion of mergers, acquisitions and divestitures and more than $1 billion of financings. ...
Andrew Dinning
Managing Director & CEO at Sarama Resources
Andrew is a founder and the Managing Director and CEO of Sarama Resources Ltd. Andrew is committed to development in Africa and is a board member of The Australia-Africa Minerals & Energy Group (AAMEG), a peak body representing Australian companies engaged ...
Jeremy Link
President & CEO at Kiboko Gold Inc.

Wes Hanson
CEO at Thunder Gold
Investor webinar replay
Meeting Overview The meeting focused on the geopolitical implications for gold prices over the next three years, featuring insights from a panel of experts in the gold mining industry. The discussion highlighted various factors influencing gold's value, including geopolitical tensions, economic conditions, and the potential for currency debasement. Key Discussion Points - Panelists shared their views on the outlook for gold prices over the next three years, with a mix of optimism and caution. - Geopolitical tensions, particularly between the US and China, were identified as significant factors affecting gold demand. - The impact of rising interest rates and persistent inflation on gold prices was discussed. - The potential for BRICS nations to undermine the US dollar's influence rather than weaponize gold was debated. - The panelists noted the complexities of the global geopolitical landscape and its implications for gold as a safe-haven asset. Decisions Made - No explicit decisions...
Replay transcript excerpt
[Speaker identities could not be resolved; generic labels used] [00:08] Speaker 1: Hello everyone. Thank you for attending. We are now live. I'm just going to give the room a few minutes for any late people to come. [00:16] Speaker 1: But we do have a nice panel today. It's the Geopolitics of Gold, hosted by 6. And today I'm joined with Dan Wilton from 1st Mining Gold, [00:26] Speaker 1: Andrew Dynan from Cerama Resources, [00:29] Speaker 1: Jeremy Link from Koboko Gold and Wes Hanson from Thunder Gold. [00:33] Speaker 1: So you can see we have a lot of people here today. We might not have time to answer any Q&A questions in the chat, but I encourage you to still submit any questions you may have. At the end, we might have time. [00:44] Speaker 1: Since it is limited in time, please use the upvote feature. [00:48] Speaker 1: If you'd like a question someone poses and we are trying to get to the most upvoted questions 1st [00:54] Speaker 1: as always this event is being recorded and will be available at six.com in the coming days. So I hope you enjoy. [01:01] Speaker 1: And I think that's enough time, gentlemen, that we can get started as we have a lot to cover. And I will let you have a chance to plug your company later on, but I want to get right into the conversation, [01:11] Speaker 1: which is the geopolitics of Gold. And maybe I'll start this with [01:16] Speaker 1: A very broad question for the group. What is your view of the world in the next 3 years? Are you pessimistic? [01:23] Speaker 1: Are you optimistic about the price of gold or the overall economy? [01:27] Speaker 1: And [01:28] Speaker 1: with that, I guess I'll kick it off with Dan. [01:31] Speaker 2: Well, thanks, Kyle. And thanks, everyone, for joining us here today on this very interesting and ger...