TCRs, the other day, our The Calandra Report talked about The Big Easy for metals and metals equities.
That is, consistently good times for mining-cos this spring and summer — finally.
The New Orleans show, heavy on metals and energy, will start on the first Sunday of November. This link gets attendees a discount.
I hope some of you all can make it. Brien Lundin‘s conference runs four days starting Nov. 2 with a range of speakers: writers, analysts, fund managers, strategists, geologists, stock technicians. Special guests.
It is, as I have said many times since my first attendance in 2003, a favorite of mine. Some of the attendees have been frequenting the New Orleans Investment Conference since the turn of this century. Ditto the speakers.
I check in with companies that our part of our The Calandra Report coverage. Top sponsors and exhibitors this year include uranium’s enCore Energy EU and Atha Energy SASK; and also among EXPLORATION and MINE DEVELOPER companies I track, there will be Contango Ore CTGO; Seabridge Gold SA; Avino Silver Mines ASM; Banyan Gold BYN; Group Eleven Resources ZNG; Newcore Gold NCAU; Ridgeline Minerals RDG and Emperor Metals AUOZ.
I own some of those, happily these days.
At the show, I get to introduce and moderate the opening Precious Metals Panel. I also lead a tour of the exhibit floor along with other speakers. It is a comfy, homey show frequented by lovers not just of metals, but also of oil, real estate and collectibles.
Take a look at the offerings. Here is the speaker list thus far.
They include at least 25 free investor breakfasts and lunches; hosted cocktails in the evening with beaucoup New Orleans style dishes; giveaways; and a range of speakers and material that will satisfy North America’s growing natural resources investors — especially in The Big Easy rally of 2025.
Interest in metals investing by North Americans appears to be growing this breakout year of 2025.
Again, this PERSONALIZED link gets attendees a meaningful discount.
— Thom Calandra
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