Brien Lundin – Gold Breakout, Gold & Silver Stocks Outperforming, Opportunities In The Toodoggone Area In BC
Brien Lundin, Editor of the Gold Newsletter and our host at the New Orleans Investment Conference joins us to discuss the breakout in Gold to $2,850, the outperformance of gold and silver stocks, and investment opportunities in the Toodoggone area in BC.
Gold and silver prices have shown significant increases, with gold futures nearing $2,850 and silver rising above $32.50. The stocks are also outperforming, with the GDX and SIL ETFs up over 4 and 5% today respectively. Brien emphasizes that it’s not one specific news event driving these increases, but a combination of factors including central bank moves and economic data.
The discussion also covers the performance of mining stocks, which have started to show leverage to the rising metal prices, with GDX up 16% in January alone. Additionally, we talk about specific stocks and areas showing potential, like the Toodoggone area in BC, where a recent discovery by Amarc Resources has created investor buzz. Brien offers strategic advice for investors, emphasizing the importance of timing and understanding seasonal trends when investing in area plays.
Silver , Golds little sibling , first it crawls , then it walks , & soon it can run.
SCZ running well with today’s gold/silver price moves. IPT not so well.
IPT is not promoted much, mainly because there is not much to promote.
IPT has just started exploring los plomosas this year…legitimate optimism for extending mine life through growing production…I do like that 90% of IPT production is silver providing huge torque to earnings if/when silver breaks out.
Blaze, 90% of almost nothing = almost nothing. IPT has been pissing in the wind for over 20 years and still only produces about .6M Ag Eq ounces and you don’t really know how much of it is Ag. Maybe it qualifies as a lifestyle company for those running it.
Pretty quiet here considering that gold pop….
And in other news…Trump says Canada, Mexico tariffs on Saturday may not include oil. 🤣.
This from The Toronto Star, nobody knows what Trump will do until he actually does it. DT
Asked what he thinks Trump will do on Saturday, he said, “I wish I had a crystal ball. My guess is that he will announce probably what (goods) he’s going to put tariffs on.”
I think the worse thing is if he hits Ontario manufacturing capabilities. DT
It’s easy to sell oil on the international market but it is hard to ship EV’s to Asia and sell them! LOL! DT🤣
No telling what Trumpster is going to do………… 🙂
Our car industry will get whacked if he puts tariffs on the auto sector. The present Liberal Government has spent close to $50 billion pushing useless EV’s that can only be sold in the US. With a US 25% tariff there goes the only EV market Canada might have had and I emphasize might. You can’t sell these things in India, China or anywhere in Asia, or Africa, central and south America have negligible sales, Russia and Canada too cold, Europe has its own manufacturing, and the EV market is very small for our product. What were they thinking? Not much!
As for gas powered and or hybrid vehicles, we sell almost all our product that is mostly assembled here down in the US. The same goes for Mexico. Tariffs are a bad idea because they start trade wars but so are EV’s. That leaves us here in Canada out in the cold, no pun intended. DT
SPOT ON DT…………. EVs in cold climates …. like duh…..
O.T. — DC crash details (knowledgeable pilot).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3gD_lnBNu0
Frank G..out with some good comments at kitco,,,
On funding ,,,,lack of interest in Canada
SA KINGDOM , ….financing for other parts of the world….
Silver climbing a wall of worry one step at a time?
https://www.tradingview.com/x/ZYOlChAk/