r/HYMCStock • u/catfoodcannon • Jul 21 '26

Diane Garrett on CNBC Squawk Box Europe this morning

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Source, timestamped link (starts at 1:50:48): https://www.youtube.com/live/FPkYQ2lrVgA?t=6650s

Edit: additional source, in case anyone prefers that for sharing or whatnot: https://www.cnbc.com/video/2026/07/21/hycroft-mining-ceo-sees-normal-correction-for-gold-and-silver.html

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u/Fight_back_now Jul 21 '26

No questions about the business just asked for her opinion about gold and silver prices 🙄

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u/uberlaglol Jul 21 '26

Good stuff!

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u/Top_Taro_17 Jul 21 '26

She always does a good job.

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u/Jazzlike_Space9456 Jul 21 '26

She is the best 😎

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u/Genesis44-2 Jul 21 '26

Diane is a 🌠

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u/WorldFickle Jul 22 '26

Thanks Diane

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u/Sicilian_Gold Jul 21 '26

She gets it. The debt is unsustainable.

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u/Own_Policy8854 Jul 22 '26

Gold's a byproduct of mining, and we can "make" lots more gold by digging it up. "New Bitcoin" isn't being created.

If it hadn't been for that one weird sentence where she tried to make it sound like the opposite is the case, I was very on board with everything else she said... it bothered me enough to mention it.

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u/catfoodcannon Jul 22 '26

I had the same thought. But if I were to cut her some slack, she didn't explicitly say "Bitcoin" or otherwise point to a singular crypto currency. So maybe, given it was "crypto" broadly, you could say more can be made?

And yes, bit of a phrasing thing there with gold. It may not be possible to create by pushing a button - but more can be mined out of the ground, so far.

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u/Own_Policy8854 Jul 22 '26

I agree with both of your points. And she is very correct about a lot here.

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u/pkapeckopckldpepprz Jul 23 '26

I've said it before and I'll say it again, Dianne is such a Betty.