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This compilation of financial insights includes videos from Bix Weir, Palisades Gold Radio, and David Lin.
Bix Weir talks about the silver and crypto world changing for the better.
Justin Huhn, founder of the Uranium Insider Newsletter joins Tom on Palisades Gold Radio to discuss the unstoppable momentum of the uranium market.
Alexandra Woodyer Sherron, CEO of Empress Royalty joins David Lin to explain how gold royalties work.
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RoadtoRoota
Feb 8, 2024
Lot’s to talk about today with the Gold/Silver Ratio about to fall back below 90-1! At some point in the collapse the gold/silver ratio will hit and cross it’s mining ratio (7-to-1) then it’s monetary mining ratio (3-to-1) then it’s Above Ground Ratio (1-to-1) and finally it’s REAL SUPPLY/DEMAND RATIO (1-to-10) with Silver being 10X as valuable as the VERY ABUNDANT Gold stashes around the world! I will be posting a special Banking Collapse discussion on the Private Road site where I take a deeper dive into the ongoing banking collapse. STAY TUNED!
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Palisades Gold Radio
Feb 8, 2024
Tom welcomes back Justin Huhn, founder of the Uranium Insider Newsletter, to discuss the unusual dynamics of today’s uranium market. Huhn points out the current lack of secondary supplies which has led to a significant deficit expected to last until large projects become operational in three to five years. These multiple buyers vying for limited supplies should keep prices high for some time.
In Kazakhstan, Kazatomprom continually drills to maintain crucial uranium production levels. However, the industry faces a notable shortage of skilled workers, a problem not confined to Kazakhstan, but also affecting the United States and Canada. The potential ban on imports of Russian uranium into the US, currently awaiting Senate approval, could lead to further price increases if passed.
Huhn also discusses China’s considerable impact on the uranium market. Despite having a large geographic area, China lacks substantial uranium resources. With 55 gigawatts of nuclear capacity and 26 reactors under construction, the country’s domestic demand far surpasses supply. Therefore, China seeks international contracts, recently signing substantial deals with KazAtomProm, the world’s leading uranium producer. Unlike Western strategies, China aims for a stable long-term supply strategy, making it unlikely they will become uranium sellers, despite owning the world’s largest uranium inventory.
Huhn notes that while nuclear utilities might not like escalating uranium prices, they can transfer these costs to rate payers as uranium is a minor faction of their operating budgets. High uranium prices are beneficial to the industry and are expected to continue due to growing demand and supply constraints.
The chance of the current market creating overheating on underlying assets remains uncertain. However, Huhn expects profit-taking after gains. The discussion concludes with predictions of a continuing bullish market and rising prices due to looming demand. The belief is that despite potential roadblocks, the industry must address the increasing demand for nuclear energy, underscoring the robust health and growth of the nuclear industry.
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David Lin
Feb 8, 2024
Alexandra Woodyer Sherron, CEO of Empress Royalty, discusses the royalty streaming model in the mining sector.
*This video was recorded on January 22, 2024
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