Gold investing isn’t about chasing flashy drill holes — it’s about understanding systems.

In this episode, the crew sits down with Denis Laviolette to break down why orogenic gold dominates global production, why these systems go deep, and why investors consistently misprice deposits that look “small” on paper.

They dig into:

* why over 40% of all gold ever mined comes from orogenic systems

* how depth, structure, and geology create long-life, expandable mines

* why 43-101 rules flatten upside and hide optionality

* how past “small” discoveries turned into multi-million-ounce producers

* why gold markets today resemble oil cycles — uneconomic until suddenly not

0:00 – Sterling Metal ($SAG) update

9:00 – Orogenic gold runs the industry

18:00 – Why small discoveries get ignored

24:01 – 43-101 hides the real upside

34:45 – What actually matters in gold

45:00 – Dig this deal

Sterling Metals Corp. - $SAG

Pirate Gold Corp. - $YARR

New Found Gold Corp. - $NFG

Amex Exploration Inc. - $AMX

SOUTHERN CROSS GOLD CONSOLIDATED LTD - $SXGC

EQUINOX GOLD CORP. - $EQX

AYA GOLD & SILVER INC. - $AYA

Trigon Metals Inc. - $TM

Nevada King Gold Corp. - $NKG

TALON METALS CORP. - $TLO

Perseverance Metals Inc. - $PMI

#investing #Stocks #ResourceInvesting #Mining #Gold #Silver #CriticalMinerals

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