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Q: Good Morning

My question pertains to GOLD and the run that it is now enjoying
What are the factors that continue to push the price up?
How long do you feel this upward movement will continue?
What would be the primary factor to see a reversal in price?
At what price do you see gold topping?
Thks for all you do
Marse
Read Answer Asked by Marcel on July 17, 2024
Q: Without China due to their economic problems will Copper prices go up. Demand in other areas increasing EVS, Utilities, Home Builders, AI etc outlook looks good for demand. What about price .

If Trump and Canada and other countries hit China with tariffs on EVS less demand will be the result.

Why does China do it to itself with over supplying the World with goods It will Cost China jobs They have an aging population with a low birth rate , Not a good outlook

your comments please RAK
Read Answer Asked by bob on July 11, 2024
Q: Is there meret in the theory that metals do best at the end of a bull market. Does history show this. I'm thinking a recession is on the horizon based on the double digit returns I've been seeing in metals and should start taking profits.
Read Answer Asked by Tim on July 10, 2024
Q: This question is actually on i 80 gold's common shares but you can comment on the warrants as well. This is my stake in a gold developer (I have larger positions in Agnico Eagle and BTGold) and it has disappointed me. They have good geology in a top notch juristiction (Nevada). They have lots of infrastructure that could be refurbished (an old autoclave) there are roads, (like Interstate 80), a rail spur, historic mining knowledge but all of this has not done the share price any good. Mangement is trying to get a partner to develop their base metal assets but there have been no offers (at least publicly) and therefore the company had to do another share offering to keep the drills turning. They are producing some gold and gold beaing ore but not enough to generate enough cash to keep the exploration drills turning. The $100 + million they raised a few months ago can keep them going to Christmas or early next year. What do you think will happen with I-80 gold? A take out at a lower valuation? Another equity raise which means more dilution to current shareholders? A joint venture on the base metal? I think this company has lots of potential but how long should one wait for these 'nuggets in the rough" to get polished into shiny gold?
Read Answer Asked by Paul on July 09, 2024
Q: Hi Peter...Do you have any comments on GOT's latest press release? Do you feel they have enough money to fund this year's drill program or is there a strong likelyhood of a share offering in the not too distant future? Any change in insider ownership? Does Eric Sprott, (a noted "gold bug") still own 9% of the common stock? The share price is down slightly today which may indicate investor sentiment that a share offering is in the works. Of course that's what's public markets are for!
Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on July 09, 2024
Q: May I have your current thoughts on FM? It seems the newly elected president is looking at getting third party verification of the mine’s level of environmental danger. Does FM have a good reputation in that aspect of the operation. There was a recent heap leach mine failure in Turkey with fatalities. Did that occur at an FM mine?
Thanks,
Jim
Read Answer Asked by James on July 04, 2024