We have a three-part episode today to end the week. First, Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics and the Mining Stock Journal joins us to talk big picture of this week's market moves. The markets appear to be far ahead of the Fed's more hawkish dynamics of its policy this week. Hot money and call options perked their heads around once again while hotter than expected CPI and PPI numbers appeared to be of concern. Dave also provides some thoughts on what this "unknown land" means for precious metals and junior equities.
We then turn to Chad Peters of Ridgeline Minerals to talk expectations of exploration strategies in Nevada. Knowing the jurisdiction well, Chad knows that a positive strategy for a company is not always in line with expectations of speculators. 
Finally, Garrett Ainsworth of District Metals discusses uranium exploration and what resource speculators need to know about exploring for and developing uranium deposits. 
The original interview with Garrett Ainsworth was aired on "Gong Nuclear with Justin Huhn and Trevor Hall". That full episode can be found HERE. 
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