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Graphite Investing News (GIN) recently published a video interview with Mickey Fulp of www.mercenarygeologist.com in which Fulp explains to investors the criteria he uses to evaluate a graphite deposit. In the interview, Fulp mentions three companies in the graphite sector, including Zenyatta Ventures (TSXV:ZEN), which is developing a graphite deposit in Ontario, Canada.

In this interview, INN Senior Editor Andrew Topf asks Aubrey Eveleigh, Zenyatta’s CEO, to clarify the geology of the Albany discovery and how the company plans to process the graphite to nearly 100-percent purity.

At the World Resource Investment Conference, Chris Berry, founder of House Mountain Partners, chatted with Editor Vivien Diniz about energy metals and the factors impacting commodities. With lax global demand, Chris Berry sees deflation as a large concern for today’s economy. Unlike his peers, who are estimating three to five years of slowdown, Chris’ optimistic 24 months is one that should give investors hope.

At the World Resource Investment Conference in Vancouver, Chris Berry, founder of House Mountain Partners, spoke with INN Editor Vivien Diniz the challenges that junior resource companies face trying to break into the oligopoly that is the energy metals markets. In this market, Chris Berry looks at near-term production stories in uranium, particularly in the Athabasca Basin — the latest hot spot for uranium exploration.

Leonard Melman, publisher of the Melman Report, believes another downleg is possible for gold, but the long-term bull market is intact. Speaking with INN’s Andrew Topf at the World Resource Investment Conference, Melman also said the US government is downplaying inflation right now because of its fear of higher interest rates.

Colorado Resources (TSXV:CXO) was the "belle of the ball" at the recent World Resource Investment Conference in Vancouver, attracting a steady crowd of enquirers at its booth and a standing-room-only crowd at its corporate presentation. Despite the company's fall in stock price on step-out drill results last Thursday, CEO Adam Travis says in this video that there is plenty of room for stock price appreciation after a discovery hole on its North ROK copper-gold project in April catapulted the junior company's market capitalization.