Why is Investing in Gold Not a Suicidal Investment Strategy?

Daniel Oliver and Jean Martineau are returning guests on this week’s episode of the radio program.

This has been the longest and most severe downturn for the gold mining sector that your host has witnessed since the early 1980s. As David Jensen has thoroughly documented at JayTaylorMedia.com, the gold price is rigged to artificially low levels by the same interests that picked the pockets of Americans during the financial crisis. Paper gold markets are virtual markets that have nothing to do with the actual price of gold.

So what hope is there for gold and gold shares in a world in which the existing world order hinges on trashing gold as a means of maintaining the petrodollar? Gold hedge fund manager Dan Oliver will provide some answers and Jean Martineau, CEO of Dynacor Gold Mines, will tell of plans for continued profit growth achieved despite gold price suppression.

Dan Oliver is the Director of Committee for Monetary Research and Education, a non-profit educational organization that seeks to promote greater public understanding of the nature of monetary processes and of the central role that a healthy monetary system plays in the well-being, indeed, in the very survival of a free society. He is also the founder and Managing Director of Myrmikan Capital, LLC. Dan was previously a Partner at Bearing Capital LLC, an asset management firm specializing in Latin American energy, commodity and infrastructure projects.

Mr. Oliver has a MBA from INSEAD (2004-2005), a JD, Law from Columbia University of Law (1998-2001) and a BA, Philosophy, English from Vanderbilt University (1992-1996).

Jean Martineau has been the CEO and president of Dynacor Gold Mines since 2006 when the company was founded.

Jean Martineau has worked in the Canadian mining industry for more than 30 years as a director of junior exploration companies and as an investment broker. During the last 20 years he has focused on South America and has acquired an in depth knowledge in the management of natural resource companies in South America. His Latin American expertise has been of prime importance in the development of Dynacor Gold Mines’ operations in Peru.
Jean is a dynamic leader who has surrounded himself with a team of dedicated hard working executives both in Peru and in Canada. He is also involved with the social sustainability and environmental issues which play an increasingly important part in the management of a modern international mining company today.