Positions as of 3 November, 2026
Major gold miners will still continue earning fat profits absolutely, with valuations near record lows. That makes this usually-overlooked high-flying sector a screaming buy today. Gold-stock prices remain far too low to reflect their massive profitability with these prevailing gold levels.
At the Precious Metals Summit in Zurich, GoldSeek TV’s Peter Spina catches up with Ronnie Stöferle, managing partner at Incrementum and co-author of the In Gold We Trust Report. Gold has fallen about 25% from its January peak above $5,600, and Stöferle explains why he sees this as a normal correction in a secular bull market rather than the end of the run.
We also see it playing out in gold demand data. Asian and Indian investors continue to buy gold, even as Westerners, particularly Americans, sell.
The expanding bipartisan and bicameral support comes as Congress prepares to address national defense priorities that include vulnerabilities in critical mineral supply chains...
No other country, and certainly no other democracy, offers India’s demographic advantages, especially if India opens its markets to trading partners.
Host Mike Maharrey argued that markets may be overlooking a bigger question. Can the Federal Reserve keep raising rates when government debt already exceeds $40 trillion?
One has to wonder how long consumers can hold out as the central bank pushes their borrowing costs even higher. This raises a question: can American consumers stomach more rate hikes?
