This compilation of financial insights includes videos from Commodity Culture, Bix Weir, Arcadia Economics, Palisades Gold Radio, and Tech Revolution.
Troy Boisjoli, CEO of ATHA Energy joins Commodity Culture to discuss uranium being at the center of a fundamental shift in worldwide energy policy.
Bix Weir talks about China’s revision of solar installs and the Silver Institute hiding growth.
Vince Lanci on Arcadia Economics discusses why silver miners don’t bypass COMEX and go straight to Shanghai.
Chris Irons, host of the Quote the Raven podcast and author of QTR’s Fringe Finance Substack joins Tom Bodrovics on Palisades Gold Radio to talk about the unavoidable performance in hard assets with no soft landing in sight.
Tech Revolution shares news of Russia cutting off Europe as they reveal new gas routes.
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Commodity Culture
Feb 5, 2024
Troy Boisjoli, CEO of ATHA Energy (CSE: SASK | OTCQB: SASKF) points out that energy policy around the world is undergoing a fundamental shift, and at the heart of this transition is uranium and nuclear. Troy explains why he believes we are in the early innings of a long term uranium bull cycle and he outlines the catalysts he sees driving the market. Troy also provides insight into ATHA Energy and their massive exploration package in the Athabasca Basin and Thelon Basin, two of the world’s most prominent basins for uranium discoveries.
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RoadtoRoota
Feb 5, 2024
Silver Demand for 2023 was OFF THE CHARTS and the FACTS are starting to flow in causing Industry Experts to PANIC! How could they be SO WRONG on their 2023 forecasts and yet not tell the Investing Public about what was going on all year. This is beyond incompetence…IT’S FRAUD! The Silver Institute should be investigated and held accountable.
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Arcadia Economics
Premiered Feb 5, 2024
Silver investors often wonder why the miners sell their silver to the COMEX rather than going straight to the end user.
There’s a lot of confusion on how the process actually works. But fortunately Vince Lanci checks in today and explains what happens to the silver, and how all of the different counter-parties interact.
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He talks about where the silver actually goes, and why the silver miners aren’t selling their metal directly to Shanghai where premiums remain elevated.
So to find out why the miners aren’t bypassing the COMEX and how it all really works, click to watch this video now!
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Palisades Gold Radio
Feb 5, 2024
Tom Bodrovics welcomes back the always forthright Chris Irons. Chris is the host of the Quote the Raven podcast and author of QTR’s Fringe Finance Substack. Irons discusses his perspectives on the current state of the financial markets, addressing the massive global debt and the potential lagging impacts of the rapid rate hikes. Despite previously predicting a market crash, Irons admits that the timing was not correct, and acknowledges the unexpected resilience of the global markets. However, the aftereffects of the significant debt bubble are inevitable and the monetary authorities for underplaying this financial predicament.
Chris examines the concerning U.S. economic policy choices and the country’s worrying $34 trillion debt. He condemns the lack of understanding and oversight by Congress members, and argues that these actions could lead to economic consequences. He also raises questions on the sustainability of the U.S. dollar as the primary world reserve currency.
Discussing investment strategies, Irons discusses the high valuations in tech stocks, an indicator of a distorted economy. Furthermore, he anticipates future market crashes and suggests investing in tangible assets, like gold, silver, and Bitcoin. Irons also forecasts a significant rise in gold prices.
Irons, who once expressed skepticism about Bitcoin, now praises the crypto asset’s resilience. As Bitcoin’s network grows, it becomes stronger and more unhackable, even in the face of potential threats from entities that could ban its use. He predicts further adoption of Bitcoin as part of standard smartphone features and a surge in Bitcoin’s price due to a decline in the dollar’s value and the launch of Bitcoin ETFs.
Irons has his reservations about leaders like Justin Trudeau and J-------n, Irons expresses optimism upon seeing libertarian Javier Milei’s e------n in Argentina and Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele’s high approval rating.
Finally, Chris criticizes U.S liberal policies for perceived negligence regarding issues such as maintenance of cities and border control. He suggests that the U.S could manage these issues better if they chose to do so. With a critical view on President Biden’s performance and suggestion of a preference for Trump, Irons encourages investments in gold, silver mining, real estate, emerging markets, and Bitcoin to sustain through the alleged imminent economic downturn.
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Tech Revolution
Feb 5, 2024
As of now, Russia relies on a pre-existing agreement with U-----e to facilitate the transportation of natural gas to its European clients. However, this arrangement is slated to conclude in 2024, adding an element of uncertainty to the prospect of its renewal. The relationship between Russia and U-----e has been strained due to ongoing conflicts, further complicating the extension of the current gas transit deal.
In response to this potential challenge, Dmitry Peskov, the spokesman for the Kremlin, has hinted at Russia’s preparedness for a non-renewal scenario. According to Peskov, alternative routes are already being considered to ensure the uninterrupted flow of Russian gas to existing clients in Europe. This sentiment has been echoed by Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, who reassures that Russia has contingency plans in place to maintain gas supplies to Europe beyond the expiration of the current transit deal with U-----e in 2024.
The importance of these revelations lies in the broader context of the energy landscape. Peskov has suggested that if the existing deal with U-----e falls through, adjustments will be made to the logistics of Russian gas exports to Europe. This implies a potential restructuring of how gas is transported from Russia to European destinations.
To comprehend the implications fully, it’s essential to consider the historical background. U-----e has historically served as the primary route for Russia’s gas exports to Europe. However, geopolitical shifts, including the construction of the Nord Stream pipeline to Germany and the TurkStream link to Turkey, have altered the traditional flow of Russian gas. The current gas transit deal, initiated in December 2019 between Gazprom and Naftogaz, allows for an extension, contingent on annual gas pumping and a “take or pay” mechanism, ensuring payment based on booked capacity.
Recent statements from Alexey Chernyshov, Chairman of U-------n Naftogaz, indicate that U-----e may opt not to renew the agreement for Russian gas transportation to Europe after its expiration in 2024. This decision could have consequences for countries at the end of the pipeline, such as Austria and Hungary, potentially leading to challenges and additional costs in securing alternative gas sources.
Peskov’s mention of alternative routes, including liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplied through Turkey, adds another layer to the evolving scenario. The potential discontinuation of the gas deal between U-----e and Russia could reverberate across Europe, impacting countries attempting to reduce reliance on Russian gas, as advocated by the European Union.
Looking ahead, Russia’s strategic initiatives come into play. The development of the Power of Siberia 2 gas pipeline, intended to deliver natural gas to China, is a noteworthy undertaking. Ongoing talks between Moscow and Beijing will determine the timing and cost of constructing this mega pipeline. Once operational, Power of Siberia 2 is expected to carry a substantial volume of gas annually from the Yamal Region in northern Russia to China via Mongolia, contributing to Russia’s efforts to diversify its gas exports.
In 2023, Gazprom reported significant growth in gas exports to China through the existing Power of Siberia pipeline. The company anticipates further expansion, projecting gas deliveries to China to reach 38 billion cubic meters in 2025. This strategic shift towards Asia is a response to Russia’s need to adapt to changing circumstances, including the conflict in U-----e and Western sanctions, prompting a reassessment of energy export strategies and the pursuit of new partnerships.
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In summary, the multifaceted developments in Russian gas transit to Europe, potential alterations in routes, and the strategic redirection towards Asia highlight the complex interplay of geopolitical factors influencing the broader energy landscape.
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