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Great discussion, and overview re rare earth and uranium markets .Naomi's comments are straightforward and easy to understand which is very much appreciated by someone who doesn't have a great handle on the market.
Great interview. Love Kerry here in Australia. Glad to hear she is invested in one of the same gold stocks as me, although I only could afford a very small position.
Rule is right about there being a huge amount of bad debt. There is a saying, "You can't get blood out of a turnip." This idiom strongly emphasizes the impossibility of obtaining something from an inherently lacking source. This phrase is often used in financial contexts but can also apply to other affairs where efforts are likely fruitless. More on this subject below. brucewilds.blogspot.com/2024/04/a-bad-debt-is-bad-debt-is-bad-debt.html
In the near future we may see a strong bifurcation of the financial system. The Hard Asset Inflation / Paper Asset Deflation Theory is based on the idea that wealthy individuals will begin to realize the fragility of the current financial system. When they do, they will shift their investment preferences to items of substance. This would be a game changer unleashing the inflation beast. The article below delves into this subject. brucewilds.blogspot.com/2023/09/the-hard-asset-inflation-paper-asset.html
Goldman Sachs is going to say very little. Most people don't understand the complicated language of money anyway. No one who has power over the financial syetem or monetary stability will say anything as they continue to manipulate the whole thing. It's so massive with the many organizations that are involved plus the terminolgy.
The sentiment on PMs is too bullish (me too). It's a contrarian sign. We need more fear or weak hands, do we ? Silver is in the hands of JP Morgan sho is shorting Silver in order of the FED. It's criminal naked shorting.
Great to listen to Brent Cook. Finally somebody in the sector who is not talking about the end of the financial system and the BRICS shit we are hearing far too often but sticks to rocks and what he sees in there.
Hate to inform this guy the glaciers have been retreating for 10,000 years. More they melt the more water goes into the atmosphere, the bigger the storms. It will eventually get so bad the clouds block the sun and the cycle repeats. Jupiter pulls on Earth too which causes cycles every 405,000 years. More CO2 more trees. But I'm sure CO2 has issues I'm not at all anti-green agenda. Can't hurt to keep the balance of Earth how it is naturally.
After these last 15 years I don't expect anything from silver anymore. If miners are happy with 30 dollar silver, I don't expect it to go much higher than that.
Yes - have been singularly invested in precious metals since end of 2023 and done incredible, best silver performers: Pan American, Endeavor Silver, Hecla, Coeur, Dolly Vardon and recently Silver Tiger Metals has woken up. I do also have First Majestic but it's high cost producer and hasn't done as well , but if silver goes to $35, lookout!
Rare Earths have been found in coal in Wyoming. Ramaco an Eastern Met Coal producer owns property and working with independent and government labs. Their head of the division is a PHD who did his thesis on rare earths in Wyoming. They originally bought the propertgy to make graphite from the coal and then the Govenment lab in TN found the RE cocentrations in the coal samples.
The part at 7:00 is chilling "I would ask your listeners to concern themselves with something else too... which is high yield debt. There are trillions of dollars in so-called "junk bonds" that are in income ETFs owned by middle America... the problem is that the ETFs are extremely liquid they trade like water... but the underlying assets are extremely illiquid. If middle America begins to have a concern with credit quality, I'm not they will but if they do, and they begin to sell these ETFs, the ETFs must sell the underlying bonds to raise the money for redemptions, and the underlying bonds are very illiquid. This potentially is a run on a bank with no Fed to save anybody, and if I had to think about something that scares me, that's it."
Charlotte seems so kind, and is very smart. Always informative....I watch almost all her interviews. Please interview Peter Schiff and grill him on the unbelievable success of Bitcoin.
The Confluence of today Compared to the 70s may ring a little Louder ! Economies are so large you hope there's Plenty to Cover ! Weighted Market Recovery Pincers are Still at Bay But have been moving up the ladder from Low, mid, to Upper Tiers !
Yup the tokenization of gold. There is quite he arms race to develop that industry and the ISO20022 tokens are poised to also benefit greatly, in terms of gold, particularly XDC.
