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The High Cost of NOT Listening to a Legend regarding Gold & Silver
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0:01lesson
The American experiment and the context of the video
- Welcome to Milkshakes, Markets, and Madness
- July 4th weekend
- Enjoy the fruits of the American experiment
- 250 years of success with challenges ahead
1:48lesson
Setting up a gold fund and seeking advice
- Set up a gold fund in 2012
- Physical gold outside the banking system
- Hedge with mining shares
- Reached out to Rick Rule, Don Kagan, and Jim Rogers
3:29lesson
Meeting Jim Rogers and the advisory board process
- Met Jim Rogers in New York
- Wore a three-piece suit and tie
- He was on a stationary bike
- He agreed to be on the advisory board
5:06lesson
Securing Jim Rogers' investment
- Sent him information and asked for investment
- He agreed to invest
- Sent a check
- He was on the advisory board
6:41lesson
Hedging the gold fund in 2013
- Gold had a big draw down in 2013
- Hedged the portfolio
- Silver also had a selloff
- Hedges helped but it was still painful
8:26lesson
The blood in the streets moment and the decision to pull hedges
- Gold and silver had a big selloff
- Hedges helped but it was still painful
- Silver and gold rocketed higher after pulling hedges
- Gold went from 1220 to 1400
10:15lesson
Meeting Jim Rogers and the QE debate
- Met Jim Rogers at a conference in San Francisco
- Discussed the Fed's QE policy
- Jim was skeptical of the analysis
- He warned about the market bottoming
12:25lesson
The lesson of pride and the importance of humility
- Jim Rogers warned about the market bottoming
- The speaker did not listen to Jim
- The market did not follow the expected path
- The speaker learned a painful lesson
13:59lesson
The Fed's decision and the market's reaction
- The Fed did not taper QE
- Silver and gold did not continue to rise
- Investors plowed back into equities
- Silver fell back to its lows
15:52lesson
The importance of listening to legends and learning from mistakes
- Legends like Jim Rogers and Rick Rule have insights
- The speaker learned from his mistake
- The legends are not wrong
- The speaker now questions his assumptions
17:47lesson
The long-term impact of the market and the importance of adaptability
- Silver remained around $20 for years
- The speaker and Rick Rule sold silver
- The market is cyclical
- The speaker learned to question his assumptions
19:46lesson
The final lesson and the importance of an open mind
- The speaker learned a painful lesson
- The importance of questioning one's certainty
- The speaker now keeps an open mind
- The speaker hopes others learn from his mistake
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