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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
What’s driving gold and silver markets in 2026, and what should investors watch next? Our panel discussion features industry leaders as they discuss market trends, project milestones, and potential catalysts shaping the precious metals sector. ▶️: youtube.com/watch?v=UJAWNj7Z…
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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
With gold and silver markets seeing significant moves in 2026, investorTV is bringing together industry leaders for a live discussion on the current market environment, project development, recent milestones, and catalysts to watch. Register now: globalonemedia.zoom.us/webin…
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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
Very impressive comeback in mining stocks today.   We are likely entering the "Golden Age of Mining".   Cash flow estimate for 2026 is now approaching historic highs.   This metric that has historically maintained a strong correlation with equity performance in the mining sector.   Notice that miners remain 50% from their prior highs.   Too large of a catch-up opportunity to ignore in my view.
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While we wait for western investors to begin buying gold/gold stocks (when one or more of the dollar falls, inflation returns, real rates decline, yields rise, the Treasury market seizes up), central bank demand for gold continues to grow aggressively. $SA
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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
At least in the tech bubble, companies trading at absurd valuations held a slim hope of eventually becoming profitable.   Fartcoin has zero intrinsic utility and is now being valued at $1.3 billion.

This is the very definition of insanity in markets in my view.
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Citi Drops Rate Cut Bomb Says Fed Will Cut 8 times for 2 full percentage points starting in September due to economic weakness and disinflation. We think gold will now get western investor support as shown in last week's COMEX Open Interest explosion and net ETF purchases. $SA
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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
Same story over & over again. Every single month for at least 2 yrs. TV journalists & talking heads whoop up the "better than expected" non-farm payroll job additions and ignore the prior months revisions. April job additions originally reported at +175K. Now, after 2 revisions just 108K (38% less). Last month's report showed +272K adds revised this month to only 218K (-20%), with another revision to come next month. Many people know the BLS's computer modeling is bogus - yet BLS does nothing about it. Your government at work. finance.yahoo.com/news/june-…
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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
This is incredible. The level of financial ignorance of the people running (and advising) our government is staggering. No wonder we're $34.7 trillion in debt and we've resorted to printing money to "pay" for it. Ultimately leads to currency destruction, high inflation and social disharmony. It's how empires fail and it's why I need a heavy percentage of precious metals/miners in my portfolio.
Why does the US government borrow money if it can print its own currency? Answer by Chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers Jared Bernstein:
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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
Chinese Gold Imports Surge as 2024 Begins In the last two years, overseas purchases totaled over 2,800 tons — more than all of the metal that backs exchange-traded funds around the world, or about a third of the stockpilesheld by the US Federal Reserve. *Non-monetary* gold imports into China
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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
In addition to the enormous debasement of G-7 currencies via central bank money printing, out-of-control government spending, deficits and debt pile ups, this article helps explain why gold (& silver) are becoming the hot asset to own globally (excluding the West - for now) as a store of value and safe haven. "But juicing the rally is unrelenting Chinese demand, as retail shoppers, fund investors, futures traders and even the central bank look to bullion as a store of value in uncertain times." Also: “The weight of money available under these circumstances for an asset like gold - and actually for new buyers to come in - is pretty considerable,” he said. “There isn’t much alternative in China." There's an old saying: 'There's no fever like gold fever' and that's especially true when it's centered in Asia/China. At some point, Western investors will wake up and come to understand that higher interest rates (due to too much debt & difficulties funding it) will not drive gold lower, as it has in the past and a stronger dollar (vs. other debasing fiats) has no influence either. finance.yahoo.com/news/china…
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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
The pattern continues - gold up sharply in Asia overnight (as physical gold buying soars) and then attempts in NY to take it back down. Gold futures open interest fell yesterday by 5K contracts to 504K. That's 36K fewer open contracts than about mo. ago (March 13), yet gold is nearly $200 higher today. 504K contracts is only 4.6% higher than at gold's bottom in May 2019 (gold around $1270) & just 3.8% higher than at gold's March 2021 double-bottom ($1680). Gold's at $2350, $288 higher than at the start of 2024, yet the West has dumped 51 tons from the GLD YTD. At some point Western traders/investors will be (forced?) to stop fighting this massive gold bull mkt and maybe even begin to participate.
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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
2 weeks ago, I tweeted that while I was bullish on gold, I noted "there is risk of a s/t correction with specs. more aggressive than before." I also knew that seasonally, March is historically gold's weakest month, as demand from the East usually softens. reuters.com/markets/commodit…
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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
Since then, speculators HAVE reduced their gold futures positions. Over past 9 trading days, gold futures open interest dropped by 37,000 contracts (nearly 7% - equivalent to almost 115 gold tons)& over last 3 days 8 tons have exited GLD - yet here's gold at $2193. Powerful stuff
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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
Nvidia, $NVDA, the 3rd biggest company in the world, just fell 10% in 30 minutes. That's a company with $2.3 trillion in market cap trading like a penny stock. Is it weird that this feels completely normal now?
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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
Welcome to the beginning of a precious metals bull market. Sentiment in the toilet, miners completely distressed, overall capital spending at unprecedented low levels, historically suppressed implied volatility, gold-to-silver ratio at 90, central banks accumulating the metal at record pace, overwhelming levels of debt worldwide, marginal new gold discoveries, quality of existing reserves deteriorating, etc. Gold is showing the way, but silver and miners should take the leadership.
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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
First Druckenmiller, now Paul Singer's Elliott - the smart money's getting in (near the bottom). "The mandate is to buy across all assets, including base metals and precious metals in addition to commodities in demand for electric vehicle production." ft.com/content/6430d8db-a9cb…
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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
Gold at $3,000 and oil at $100 by 2025? Citi analysts don’t rule it out Gold prices could soar to $3,000 per ounce, and oil to $100 per barrel within the next 12 to 18 months subject to any one of three possible catalysts, according to Citi. Gold, which is currently trading at $2,016, could surge by about 50%, if central banks sharply ramp up purchases of the yellow metal, a possible stagflation, or in case of a deep global recession, Aakash Doshi, Citi’s North America head of commodities research, told CNBC. “The most likely wildcard path to $3,000/oz gold is a rapid acceleration of an existing but slow-moving trend: de-dollarization across Emerging Markets central banks that in turn leads to a crisis of confidence in the U.S. dollar,” Citi analysts including Doshi wrote in a recent note. Another trigger that could drive gold to $3,000 would be a “deep global recession” that could spur the U.S. Federal Reserves to cut rates rapidly. Another wildcard scenario highlighted in Citi’s report was for oil prices to hit triple digits again. The catalysts for oil to hit $100 per barrel include higher geopolitical risks, deeper OPEC+ cuts and supply disruptions from key oil producing regions, Doshi said. cnbcafrica.com/2024/gold-at-…
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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
China snapping up gold
Swiss gold exports were above 200 metric tons in January, with most of the gold being exported to China (FOCBS)
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Paramount Gold (NYSE: PZG) retweeted
I've been an active investor for 45 yrs. The periods where I've made the most money is after I've bought great values when the majority of investors have had this type of defeatist attitude. Cry Uncle? I never consider that at this stage. I happily accumulate and wait to get paid
Replying to @htsfhickey
Western short sellers push miners down way more. NEM is at multi year lows. There are NO buyers for them. Silver miners even worse. SLV was up yesterday and flat today. HL down nearly 25% YTD. Fred, wear is the "cry uncle" point on this trade? TGIF!
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