Weekly Report: what happened at GOEX last week (0415-0419)?

Weekly Report: what happened at GOEX last week (0408-0412)?

Sentiment Speaks: Why Did Gold Go Boom?

Weekly Report: what happened at GOEX last week (0401-0405)?

Gold ETFs Outperform in March

Weekly Report: what happened at GOEX last week (0325-0329)?

A Financially Deglobalized Era

Gold’s role as a universal is experiencing a resurgence relative to US Treasuries for global central bank reserve accumulations. The most ambitious infrastructure initiatives in history are poised to be highly inflationary. The last major infrastructure push in the United States occurred in 1956. Capital expenditure in natural industries has fallen short of matching construction spending.

Weekly Report: what happened at GOEX last week (0318-0322)?

Will Easing Cost Concerns Give A Boost To Mining Stocks?

Costs for mining stocks are still elevated, but pressures are easing. This may help mining stocks catchup to the rise in gold prices. Fundamentals for copper and uranium also looking positive. Craig Hutchison, Director, Equity Research at TD Cowen joins MoneyTalk's Greg Bonnell to discuss.

Weekly Report: what happened at GOEX last week (0311-0315)?

Gold Miners Are Digging In (Despite Your Disinterest)

Weekly Report: what happened at GOEX last week (0304-0308)?

Weekly Report: what happened at GOEX last week (0226-0301)?

A Macro Shift At Hand

We believe we are on the cusp of a rare macroeconomic shift, like in 1972 and 2000. It should soon be the best multi-year stretch to own precious metals and mining stocks since the US dollar was de-pegged from gold in 1971. Artificial intelligence mania has caused stock prices to diverge from underlying fundamentals. Most of megacap tech companies have become too big to sustain their growth.

Weekly Report: what happened at GOEX last week (0219-0223)?

Goehring & Rozencwajg Q4 2023 Natural Resource Market Commentary

What Gold Mining Companies Are Telling Their Investors

Silver Is The Metal To Watch

Gold maintains support at $2,000 per ounce despite downward pressure from high consumer and producer prices. Analysts anticipate future rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, providing long-term bullishness for gold. Silver shows resilience and upward momentum, outpacing gold in the upcoming week.

Weekly Report: what happened at GOEX last week (0212-0216)?

Industrial Metals Monthly: Nickel's Price Plunge Shutters Mines