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    0:00 – Macroeconomic factors
    4:35 – Gold mining outlook
    11:12 – Newcore’s operations in Ghana
    18:23 – Crypto fund raising
    19:19 – Junior mining benefits

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    48 Comments

    5. hallcody3 on

      I plan on investing in gold etfs when the market crashes, like 20% portfolio allocation after it bottoms. I think if the western world markets crash gold price will drop to 1400ish briefly. Should offer 20-30% returns in a couple months after the bottom and continue to grow well for years after that. But one could expect better returns buying highly endeared individual stock during the bottom of a market collapse? Gold is only slightly intriguing and still looks like it’s not at the bottom yet.

    10. j hull on

      Gold, as a hedge against inflation, it is not. I have been hearing that gold is a hedge against inflation for years. Nope, it's all about the Dollar.

    14. Simon on

      Sorry to disappoint you gold bugs but gold is much more likely to crash to much lower levels given the environment we're in right now.

    24. GREMIC on

      I love the history lessons in the comments about gold and it's place. However, we live in 2022, REAL-TIME I direct you to the Gold chart,. Its performance in recent months effectively is no different to something like BTC.

    34. Steven Mccallan on

      The dollar is strong and getting stronger. Metals are weak and getting weaker. Many want metals to go to the moon but wishing is a fool's game. Eventually, metals may go up but that sure won't happen anytime soon

    36. omik andre on

      We are already in the big crash, Inflation is a catastrophe. This CPI report is a colossal failure. To bring the housing market to a halt, the FED will have to pull all the stops. The unfortunate issue is that other markets are being decimated. If you want to stay green, you have to rely on a lot of diversification. Currently up 14% and being careful. Still a better deal than leaving it in a savings or checking account yielding 0-1 percent interest.

    39. Jeremy North on

      Could it be the end of gold as we have known it? It's traditionally a hedge against inflation, but it's now being tested, and it's underperforming. Or is this just the flow-on effect of an ultra strong dollar?

    42. Casanova on

      The rich stays rich by spending like the poor and investing without stopping then the poor stays poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich

    43. Kai Kai on

      The FED is not raising rates to fight inflation. This is a smokescreen designed to mislead everyone. The real reason the FED is raising interest rates is because they knew earlier this year that we were going to be heading into a recession end of the year, and they would have no ammunition to fight it if rates remained at or below zero, and if QE was out of control. SO, they decided to raise rates very quickly and aggressively before end of the year (because they were running out of time), as well as tightening liquidity in order to speed up the onset of an inevitable recession, and then begin to reduce the rates which they raised for this very scenario, and add the liquidity back into the system which they removed. This way they can "demonstrate" to the markets that they are "managing" the recession. Why can nobody see this very obvious move? Watch how this plays out exactly as I have stated.

    44. Fido Lost on

      Guys. The USA and indeed the world will never give up the FIAT system. People are using gold and silver as yet another media-hyped FOMO scam. It's just another Tulip/Bitcoin spectacle that's entirely worthless. Crowd-sourced valuations only survive at the inherent whim of that collective. It's time to move on to the next bowl of kool-aid.

    46. stockRage on

      The thing that all of these experts fail to take into account is that the politicians will never act fiscally responsible and they will continue to encourage the FED to print money thereby worsening inflation.

    48. MrChad97z on

      Gold is not a safe haven. There are no safe places during a global reset. The powers that desire a reset, is not the USA and partners. Think about other nations and those in poverty. The value of gold and stocks and bonds will not transfer over to the new system.

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