BBC radio gold program

[stone]

I thought this was an interesting discussion program
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b051vvgt

It's soft, shiny and rare. A symbol of love, of power, of wealth - gold has been prized for thousands of years, its value rises and falls as the economies round it fluctuate. Yet there's only a limited supply of it and demand is high: for jewellery, technology, by central banks and investors. But after more than a decade of rising prices, the value of gold is down. So how to make money from this precious metal? Evan Davis and guests follow its journey from the gold mines of west Africa to the workshops of an east London jewellery maker. What are the risks, responsibilities and rewards for those who mine it, invest in it and manufacture with it?

Guests:

Nolan Watson, CEO, Sandstorm Gold

Mark Bristow, CEO, Randgold Resources

Elizabeth Hunt, Director, Allied Gold

Producer: Sally Abrahams.

[Jake]

Thanks Stone!

[dualstow]

ahem

Go to the Gold section of this forum and look down about 3 inches from this thread.

Or once someone responds to that, look UP or use this link:
http://gyroscopicinvesting.com/forum/go ... -on-bbc-4/

[stone]

ahem

Go to the Gold section of this forum and look down about 3 inches from this thread.

Or once someone responds to that, look UP or use this link:
http://gyroscopicinvesting.com/forum/go ... -on-bbc-4/

Sorry, that was goofy of me 

[dualstow]

That's ok. At least you provided a link.