Patience will be rewarded in the resource sector, particularly for "leveraged" companies, companies whose profitability depends on rising resource prices, Sprott U.S. Holdings Chairman Rick Rule says in an interview with Henry Bonner for the Sprott Global Internet site. Rule adds that he is delighted that such companies are so out of favor.
The interview is headlined "Will Gold, Silver Continue Higher in 2014? -- Rick Rule" and it's posted at Sprott Global here:
http://sprottglobal.com/thoughts/articles/res...-in-good-sha...
Rule also makes a pitch for the first Sprott Vancouver Natural Resource Symposium, to be held Tuesday through Friday, July 22-25, at the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver. Among the speakers will be mining entrepreneur Robert Friedland; Frank Holmes of U.S. Global Investors; Doug Casey, Jeff Clark, Louis James, and Marin Katusa of Casey Research; Eric Coffin of the Hard Rock Analyst; mining analyst Brent Cook; market analyst and fund manager Adrian Day; Bill Bonner and Byron King of Agora Financial; Paul van Eeden of Cranberry Capital; and many more.
Information about the conference is here:
http://sprottsymposium.com/event27
