​At this year's Vancouver Resource Investment Conference, Lobo Tiggre, editor and founder of IndependentSpeculator.com, spoke about the difference between rationalism and empiricism when it comes to investing.

"The bottom line there is that rationalism is this theory thing; empiricism is what does the data say," he explained. "I think as investors and speculators, to make money you need to look at what's happening now — what does the data say now?"

Gold and uranium are two "now" sectors that Tiggre is interested in, and he shared his updated thoughts on those markets and more.

This interview was filmed on January 29, 2023.

#Investing #Gold #Uranium

0:00 Intro
0:26 Rationalism vs. empiricism
2:46 Is gold's price increase real?
5:04 The US dollar in 2023
8:21 Scenarios for silver this year
11:55 Current uranium sentiment
15:02 US uranium reserve
17:05 Commodities for later
20:52 Lobo's final thoughts
22:47 Outro

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