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Ep 300 Keith Neumeyer Unplugged

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Keith Nuemeyer is a pioneer in the resource industry. He's been investing, financing and managing companies in the resource industry for over three decades. He founded First Quantum Minerals in 1992. He took the company from a penny stock and turned it into one of the largest copper producers in the world. In 2002, he founded First Majestic Silver. He took the company from a penny stock and also turned it into a multi-billion dollar producing giant. Today, Keith is starting a new venture. It's called First Mining Financial. The company just went public on Monday on the Toronto Stock Exchange. He is using his expertise to buy depressed mining assets all over the Americas. His goal is similar to Quantum and First Majestic... He wants to turn this small company into the next billion-dollar mining giant. Keith will talk about his new venture. He will explain how he is able to buy mining assets at dirt cheap prices. More important, he will show you how to be a successful investor since timing the commodities market is next to impossible. This is a must-listened to interview for anyone who own a resource stock.

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