Gold miner will outperform gold... they just broke out of a major consolidation phase
To reach prior cycle valuations:
- 2011: Gold miners outperform gold by ~2x.
- 1980s: Gold miners outperform gold by ~4x.
Life changing money will be made in the gold business
Gold Miners $GDX just formed a Golden Cross for the first time since February 2025 ✅ The last one sent prices soaring more than 100% over the next 8 months 📈 📈
Gold is getting dumped as yields surge... The war is far from over.
In a global sovereign debt crisis, rising yields aren't bearish for gold... They're bullish.
Because these high debt levels make high rates unsustainable.
In other words, higher yields in the short term will lead to artificially lower yields in the long run.
We don't own enough gold for what's coming.
As Q3 finally comes to an end,
They’ll bash gold again my friends.
They’ll gun for four grand,
As 5% yields expand—
Could be the last chance to stack around 4 grand— and strengthen your monetary stance.
Gold is money. All else is credit.
Leading Gold Miners - Newmont, Barrick, Agnico and AngloGold: Cash balances have reached new record highs. The major gold miners have never had more cash, less net debt, or better balance sheets than they do today. 💰🥇
The lag in silver prices is becoming one of the market’s most compelling divergences.
With copper continuing to lead, the setup into year-end could get very interesting.
Just a reminder that the metal benefits from the industrial forces driving copper and the monetary forces supporting gold.
https://t.co/NPMRpoGybb
While gold declines... money printing has reaccelerated.
None of the fundamentals that drove gold to record highs have reversed.
If anything, they've become even stronger.
- Central banks are still net buyers of gold.
- Global debt levels remain unsustainable.
- Government deficits continue to surge.
This war is reinforcing all of those trends.
Rather than risk the bond market, policymakers will sacrifice the currency through inflation.
This gold bull market is far from over.
Gold's morning rise of over $100 is a clear no-confidence vote in the Fed's 25 basis point rate hike. Investors would rather own gold with no yield than 10-year Treasuries with a 5% yield, as that is not nearly enough to offset the purchasing power that will be lost to inflation.
Miners have never been this cheap relative to tech on a free cash flow yield basis.
Yet there is no AI revolution without metals.
https://t.co/75Wokbq7A2
Top 10 gold reserves still in the ground
1. 🇷🇺 Russia: 12,000 t
2. 🇿🇦 South Africa: 5,000 t
3. 🇦🇺 Australia: 4,500 t (JORC)
4. 🇮🇩 Indonesia: 3,600 t
5. 🇨🇦 Canada: 3,200 t
6. 🇨🇳 China: 3,200 t
7. 🇺🇸 United States: 3,000 t
8. 🇧🇷 Brazil: 2,500 t
9. 🇰🇿 Kazakhstan: 2,300 t
10. 🇵🇪 Peru: 2,200 t
Source: USGS Mineral Commodity Summaries 2026. Australia ranked on JORC-compliant 4,500. Uzbekistan also 2,200 t (tied with Peru).
A country had $300 billion in reserves frozen overnight.
Now countries are bringing their gold home.
Many in the mainstream seem confused by this.
I’m confused by their confusion.
A reminder:
The mining industry still represents only about 1% of the entire global equity market.
I do not know whether that share will rise to 2%, 5%, 10%, or even 15–20% over the next decade.
But I find it difficult to imagine it falling below 1%.
This, my friends, is asymmetry in its purest form for the decade ahead.
https://t.co/eNVDWSFeny
I predict Colombia will become one of the hottest mining jurisdictions in the world over the next 4 years .It has the same mineral potential as Chile and Peru but has been starved of development capital.
Chile produces 1,300 times more copper than Colombia, despite sitting on the same Andean copper belt.
Chile mined 5.5 million tonnes in 2025. Colombia produced 4,200 tonnes, and needs 77,025 tonnes just to meet its own infrastructure plans.
The shortfall isn't only copper, its plans also call for 16,758 tonnes of nickel and 3,648 tonnes of lithium, minerals it barely produces today.
Colombia scrapped 10 mining restrictions to close that gap, opening tenders for 14 strategic copper areas and courting up to $4 billion in new investment.