Ronnie Stoeferle on Gold's Showdown with Deflationary Forces; and a Peak at The War Below for New Energy Metals

Ronnie Stoeferle on Gold's Showdown with Defl...

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Drill Update from Andina's Cobrasco and Piuquenes Projects

This interview with Joe Van Den Elsen, CEO of Andina Copper, discusses their recent exploration activities across Latin America, focusing on recent drill results on Piuguenes in Argentina and Cobrasco in Colombia. The company is coming off a recent $27M financing. Joe discusses t ...  Afficher plus

Construction and Commissioning Update from the Bunker Hill Mine in Idaho

An in-depth update from Bunker Hill Mine CEO Sam Ash on the progress of the historic mine's restart, exploration plans, and the significance of critical metals like silver, zinc, and lead for the North American supply chain. Sam says the company is on track for a restart of opera ...  Afficher plus

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Gold can't hold 2,000, Ero Copper and Vale make a deal
Kitco NEWS Roundtable

Gold is deferring a break higher, noted mining audiences manager Michael McCrae.On Saturday McCrae recorded Kitco Roundtable with correspondent Paul Harris.Key economic news this week was the jobs report. Non-farm payrolls number come in at up 150,000 versus market expectations o ...  Afficher plus

The Long-term Bullish Case for Gold
Money For the Rest of Us

Why you should allocate a small percentage of your assets to gold.

Topics covered include:

<ul><li>What is money, and how does gold fit with that definition</li><li>Why central banks bought more gold last year than at any time since 1967</li><li>Which central banks ow ...  Afficher plus

The Four Horsemen of the Energy Transition: Where’s The Money Going?
Interchange Recharged

Solar, wind, hydrogen and nuclear – we need more investment in these renewables, but where can the money come from? 

In 2022, worldwide investment in renewables hit almost half a trillion dollars. Investment in solar – the largest sector - jumped 36% to 308 ...

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Gold Reserves on the Decline
Rich Dad Radio Show: In-Your-Face Advice on Investing, Personal Finance, & Starting a Business

In 1971, President Richard Nixon changed the rules of money because foreign countries being paid in U.S. dollars grew skeptical when the U.S. Treasury was printing more and more money to cover our debts, and they began exchanging their dollars directly for gold in earnest, deplet ...  Afficher plus