I hope you guys enjoy this podcast with Thomas Bachrach, Principal at PFH Capital.

This is Thomas's third time on the show and I always learn something when we chat.

This week, Thomas pitches NRP, discusses how value investors can underwrite mining/commodity stocks, and other interesting ideas in Latin America that have his attention.

If you enjoyed this episode, please follow Thomas on Twitter @PFHCapital and check out his website pfhcapital.com

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