In short: The second of his two disclosed Canadian board seats, named in the same breath as Tudor Gold when explaining why mining equities are "performance gold" that has to be actively timed rather than bought and held.
The second of the two Canadian boards he sits on, named alongside Tudor Gold. Same purpose in the conversation: a first-hand disclosure used to make the case that mining equities are "performance gold" — something to be actively timed and sized carefully, not bought and held like physical bullion.
1:15:51And it's super interesting, but it's not easy being in that business. It can be very very rewarding, but again, you have to be aware of the risks. Michael Weeks, who is the son-in-law of Tony Deden, one of the smartest gentlemen in the industry.
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