Analyzing A CEO Interview

Discussing some of my thoughts on a recent interview with Arizona Sonoran Copper CEO George Ogilvie

CEO interviews are becoming a ubiquitous aspect of the junior mining sector; everyone is seemingly doing them, and CEOs are often seen repeating the same sentences and pitches over and over again within relatively short periods of time. After all, one of the most important aspects of the CEO’s job is to make the company more visible and enroll more investors into taking a look at the company’s potential value proposition.

Coming from someone who has been around long enough to remember the times when there was very little publicly available content available out there on junior mining stocks, I welcome the new found abundance. However, there isn’t much analysis of this content.

One of the new offerings on this Substack will be the analysis of CEO interviews. Some of the analysis might be positive, some might be negative, and some might be fairly neutral. Regardless, in the process of dissecting these CEO conversations there will be plenty of opportunities for subscribers to learn and gain some new ideas.

Last week, I spoke with Arizona Sonoran Copper (TSX:ASCU, OTC:ASCUF) CEO George Ogilvie. Let’s delve into some of my key takeaways….