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Is The Market For Junior Miners As Broken As It Seems? Alastair Ford dives deep into the challenges and potential of junior mining markets. After years of market turmoil, is recovery on the horizon, or is a half-hearted rebound all we can expect? Find out more in our latest article, exclusively available on Master Investor’s Substack. Get premium insights from top experts for the price of your daily coffee—just £3.50/month! 👉 Subscribe now for full access to this article and more: https://lnkd.in/dVHrmysk #JuniorMining #Investing #MarketInsights #MiningStocks #InvestmentNews

#Gold equities are the “place to be”, said analysts at Berenberg in a review of the #mining sector, but also highlighting several other undervalued miners among the juniors. Having rallied 6% in the year to date and with the US Federal Reserve guiding to the start of interest rate cuts but the timing remaining uncertain, coupled with ongoing geopolitical volatility and Donald Trump’s possible return to the White House, all points to “a higher risk environment; as such, we think that gold remains a good store of value”, the bank said. “Gold equities are our favoured place to be at this point. We see attractive valuations and clear upside to share prices.” Among the blue-chips, Wheaton Precious Metals (“quality, stable and high margin”) or Endeavour Mining PLC (LSE:EDV, TSX:EDV, OTCQX:EDVMF) were picked, with the latter offering a “rerate trade” after a challenging Q1. More at #Proactive #ProactiveInvestors http://ow.ly/aci9105nETS

🌟 Gold's Record Surge: Insights from Industry Experts 🌟 The gold market is on fire in 2024, with prices reaching new heights and investors eager to understand just how high they can go. At Goldberg Resources, we stay at the forefront of economic geology trends to provide our clients with the most current and strategic insights. Recently, a panel of mining billionaires shared their predictions on the future of gold and silver prices during a webinar hosted by the Mining Network. Here are some key takeaways: Eric Sprott of Sprott Asset Management, Pierre Lassonde of Franco-Nevada, Ned Naylor-Leyland from Jupiter Asset Management, Luke Gromen of Forest for the Trees, and Michael Oliver of Momentum Structural Analysis discussed the unique market dynamics at play today, drawing parallels to past gold bull markets. 🔍 Historic Precedent for Gold Gains: Michael Oliver highlighted similarities between today's market conditions and those of the late 1970s and early 2010s, periods marked by high volatility and soaring gold prices. The current instability in the financial system and geopolitical uncertainty could set the stage for significant gains. 💡 De-dollarization and Global Demand: Luke Gromen pointed out that central banks, particularly in China, are moving away from the US dollar, increasing their gold reserves as a safer alternative. This trend supports a robust demand for gold as a global reserve asset. 📈 Future Price Predictions: Pierre Lassonde: Predicts a possible gold-to-Dow ratio of 1:1, suggesting gold prices could reach $19,000 to $20,000 in the next few years. Michael Oliver: Sees potential for gold to rise to $8,000 and silver above $200. Luke Gromen: Projects gold could hit $7,000 to $10,000 by the end of the cycle. Ned Naylor-Leyland: Foresees a narrowing gold-silver ratio, pushing silver prices higher. 🌐 Implications for Investors: Eric Sprott emphasized that even more modest gains could lead to significant profits. A rise to $3,000 per ounce would still result in substantial returns for gold stock investors. At Goldberg Resources, we recognize the profound implications of these insights for our clients. As experts in economic geology, we are committed to helping you navigate these turbulent times and capitalize on emerging opportunities in the precious metals market. Stay connected with us for more updates and expert analyses. #GoldbergResources #Gold #Silver #EconomicGeology #Investing #MarketTrends #GoldPrice #SilverPrice #Mining #InvestmentInsights Read the full article on Investing News Network

Investors are not the enemy, and they seek low geopolitical risk and reliable infrastructure. With the right ingredients, the host nation can go beyond the commodities themselves and leverage mining to offer a mosaic of value-adding financial instruments. Here is my review of Adrian Day's book, "Investing in Resources": https://lnkd.in/gArHUrkK Impunity Observer #mining #fdi #investment #development

I had the pleasure to sit down with Shawn KhunKhun, the CEO, President and Director of Dolly Varden Silver Corp and the director of multiple gold mining companies. Shawn’s key message here is silver’s setup is one of the best it has ever been in history and investors need to stay patient and stay connected. In this interview, Shawn digs into the impact of fiscal dominance on metals and miners, the potential for a global monetary reset, the role of gold as a safe-haven asset, the implications of the BRICS nations' de-dollarization efforts, the dynamics of the gold-to-silver ratio, the bullish outlook for silver prices, the potential for increased demand from the mining industry, the promising outlook for silver miners like Dolly Varden, and more. Tune in for Shawn's analysis.

Is 2024 already a wasted year? Saxo Australia has launched its Quarterly Outlook report for Q2 2024, lamenting what could be this year for the global economy. Check out what their global strategists think here. https://lnkd.in/g4igDaV6 #finance #investing #mining

There are many ways to invest in gold — bars, coins, exchange traded funds and even stocks in mining companies — but only if it aligns with your long-term strategy, experts say.

There are many ways to invest in gold — bars, coins, exchange traded funds and even stocks in mining companies — but only if it aligns with your long-term strategy, experts say.

There are many ways to invest in gold — bars, coins, exchange traded funds and even stocks in mining companies — but only if it aligns with your long-term strategy, experts say.

There are many ways to invest in gold — bars, coins, exchange traded funds and even stocks in mining companies — but only if it aligns with your long-term strategy, experts say.