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Bob Hoye: Gold Producers Gain, Base Metals Strain (March 15, 2024)

Gold Seek Radio...

Summary

 

Falling interest rates can lead to a rapid decline in the stock market, contrary to popular belief, and that gold stocks are a promising investment in the current market climate.

 
  • History shows that a decline in interest rates does not necessarily drive the stock market up, as seen in the 2007 market crash.
  • The S&P and uranium had an outstanding rally into January, but it hasn’t stalled out yet.
  • Falling interest rates can lead to a rapid decline in the stock market, contrary to the popular notion that FED cuts will keep the party going.
  • Gold stocks are a place where money can be made, especially with gold outperforming the CRB index.
  • We are in the early stages of a multi-year bull market for gold stocks, with the potential for them to outperform the S&P.
  • Gold producers are gaining, while base metals are straining.
  • Bob Hoye is feeling better and on a good uptick.

Dave Skarica: Is Silver Nearing a Breakout? (March. 14, 2023)...

StockChartoftheDay...

Summary

 

Silver has the potential for significant growth and a breakout, with historical patterns and the silver to gold ratio indicating potential for big moves in the market.

 

  • Long bases in charts indicate potential for big moves, making the breakout out of the base an exciting prospect for silver.
  • Similar sideways patterns in the past have led to huge moves in Silver, with the potential for SLV to double in price.
  • Silver had a huge move from 2010 to 2011, nearly tripling in just under a year, showing its potential for significant growth.
  • Silver had a huge move, going up tenfold in about an eight-year span from 2003 to 2011, showing the importance of patience in investing.
  • Making 200% in 18 years with compounded double digits outperforms regular assets.
  • The silver to gold ratio is near all-time lows, indicating that silver may perform well in the market.
  • The stock has had significant moves in the past, with one rally being over tenfold and another about fourfold.
  • Silver is nearing a resistance level at 26, and if it breaks that, it could go back to the highs of 2020 and 2021, potentially leading to a breakout.

Marc Faber: The US and the EU are Already in a 'Silent Depression' (March 13, 2024)...

Commodity Culture...

Summary

 

The US and the EU are already in a ‘silent depression’ due to real incomes being affected by inflation and other factors.

 

  • The supply of oil is not expected to increase significantly due to the lack of new major oil fields and the high cost of exploration, leading to potential market bottoms for oil.
  • China’s technology and infrastructure are significantly ahead of Western technologies, despite the negative bias in the media.
  • Latin American markets and the mining sector in South Africa are currently inexpensive and present potential investment opportunities.
  • Prices do not go up evenly but unevenly and with different intensity, creating huge winners and huge losers.
  • The lower middle class and the poor people get hurt the most through price increases, while the wealthy are less affected.
  • The US and Europe are already in a ‘silent depression’ due to real incomes being affected by inflation and other factors.
  • The Japanese society’s discipline and consideration for others is a stark contrast to the potential looting in New York during a blackout.
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