Commodity Culture

John Ciampaglia brings his unique perspective as the CEO of Sprott to bear to shine a light on growing institutional investor interest in gold, silver, uranium, copper, and other commodities. John thinks we're on the precipice of a commodities supercycle, and the big money out there is starting to flock to the sector in search of outsized gains. Sprott ETFs: https://www.sprott

Peter Schiff sees the economic situation in the U.S. continuing to decline, as out-of-control government deficits, skyrocketing debt and persistent inflation crush the American dream. Gold and silver's recent price action are a testament to this fact and Peter believes that as the economy continues to worsen, precious metals are headed much higher. Euro Pacific Asset Managemen

Gareth Soloway is very bullish on gold for the long run, and he explains why he believes gold will break $2,500 by the end of the year. Gareth also gives his forecast for silver, copper, uranium, oil, and a plethora of other commodities, along with his strategy for preserving wealth in the face of a coming recession he sees as inevitable.Verified Investing: https://verifiedinvestin

Chris Timmins, CEO of Pegasus Resources (TSX-V: PEGA | OTC: SLTFF) think we're on the precipice of a historic uranium bull market, the likes of which has never been seen before in history. Extremely tight supplies being faced by compounding demand and a political shift towards nuclear energy the main drivers behind Chris' thesis. Chris also discusses Pegasus Resources and

Adrian Day can't believe the low valuations of the major gold producers as the metal rips to all-time highs and he thinks the market will eventually wake up to this mispricing and bring gold and silver stocks into a mania. Adrian discusses the factors he thinks will continue to drive the gold and silver price, how central bank buying is playing a key role, why he believes Chin

Gary Cardone thinks political leaders around the world seem hellbent on destruction, and accelerating global conflict appears to be pricing itself in to the commodities sector. Gary talks about the setup he sees for silver, gold, and energy, along with how he thinks the untenable debt situation worldwide will come to an end. Follow Gary Cardone on X: https://twitter.com/GaryCardone

Dave Collum thinks massive overvaluation in the broad market means we need a massive correction just to reach fair value, and he sees the inevitable reversion to the mean resulting in a catastrophic bear market that could last for decades. Dave discusses the main drivers he sees behind an inevitable market collapse, why hard assets could provide an escape hatch, his forecast for go

Lobo Tiggre thinks the talking heads in the financial media are far too focused on the supposed strength of the economy, and not the massively inflating government deficits that threaten to inflict a very hard landing. Lobo explains why this is bullish for both gold and uranium, provides his outlook on silver, and stresses the importance of being a skeptic in today's market en

Tim Fernback, CEO of Temas Resources (CSE: TMAS | OTCQB: TMASF) breaks down the titanium market, including main use cases, supply-demand dynamics, the importance of domestic production, and much more. Tim also provides an overview of Temas and their titanium, iron, and vanadium exploration activities in Quebec.Temas Resources Website: https://temasresources.comFollow Temas Resource

Keith Weiner notes that while gold has hit and sustained all-time highs, no one is really paying attention, especially in the Western world. Keith breaks down the catalysts driving the gold price, including massive retail demand coming from India, China, Turkey, and the Middle East, along with explaining why the Fed will have no choice but to cut interest rates, adding fuel to the