The printing press is on fire. 🖨️🔥
Canada’s money printing surged 32% YoY:
•This year: $25.5B
•Last year: $19.3B
More "money" = less value. That’s why your cost of living is in a death spiral. 🇨🇦📉
“#Uranium is the only power source that is dense enough for a nation like Japan, France or Korea to store 5 or 6 years of latent energy in a warehouse.
You can’t store that much coal or natural gas or oil; you certainly can’t store that much wind.”
Over the past five years, the price of Bitcoin is up by just 12%. Over the same time period, the NASDAQ is up 57.4%, the S&P 500 is up 59.4%, gold is up 163%, and silver is up 181%. If the appeal of Bitcoin is its superior long-term performance, why should anyone keep HODLing it?
Stagflation is written all over this move today.
Gold decisively decoupling from overall equities and rising in step with oil and other hard assets.
So much for the liquidation narrative — it’s gone completely quiet now.
Don’t believe everything you read.
Metals remain supply-constrained, historically underowned relative to financial assets, and deeply undervalued in a world where neutral assets are in high demand as governments rush to build critical mineral reserves.
The defining difference from the 1970s?
A Fed with no real capacity to raise rates.
Game on for hard assets.
https://t.co/w11jIlfmVk
“The top 3 mining equity investments in the world right now would be Franco Nevada, Wheaton Precious, and Agnico Eagle. If we are lucky enough to see a circumstance where Barrick, rather than spinning out their North American assets, combines their North American assets with Newmont’s North American assets, then you would potentially have a fourth entrant.”
#SEVENTIES - Give it another few weeks and Gold Silver will start anticipating a lower dollar, a big recession, new high inflation and new rate cuts. History tells us so.
Gold tends to move first.
Copper follows.
Energy is moving now.
Agricultural commodities are likely next.
While the focus today is on oil, rising energy prices rarely stop at the pump.
Prices eventually work their way through the entire commodity complex — with food prices often being one of the final destinations.
Let’s focus on one agricultural commodity that I believe is about to make an important move.
https://t.co/eRDrbyyRJq
Uranium prices are soaring, with one CEO calling for $1,000/lb! Some research suggests it could even be $3,000/lb when compared to coal's energy density (3 million lbs of coal = 1 lb of uranium). This is humanity's new fire. #Uranium#Energy#Investing