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Gold Dips $50, Mining Stocks Show Resilience Amid Market Volatility

Gold drops $50 to $3,252.74, but mining stocks like GDX and NEM show resilience. Analysts suggest a potential rally in precious metals may be on the horizon.

 Gold Dips $50, Mining Stocks Show Resilience Amid Market Volatility
 Gold $4000, Silver $40: Smart Money is Flooding the Juniors! | Glenn Jessome

Gold $4000, Silver $40: Smart Money is Flooding the Juniors! | Glenn Jessome

 Analyzing Gold & Silver Mining Stocks | Don Durrett at Metals Investor Forum on May 9, 2025

Analyzing Gold & Silver Mining Stocks | Don Durrett

 US pro-Israel activist: Scott Hayes

The US pro-Israel activist who shot an attacker and faces jail time over it - interview


Kalo Gold's $4.1 Million Financing and Promising Gold Exploration in Fiji, | Terry Tucker

Kalo Gold CEO Terry Tucker, in a Natural Resource Stocks interview, detailed their $4.1M financing fueling aggressive Fiji gold exploration.

 Kalo Gold's $4.1 Million Financing and Promising Gold Exploration in Fiji, | Terry Tucker

Equinox Gold Q1 Earnings: Revenue Falls, Costs Surge, Investors Concerned | Steve Hyland

Equinox Gold's Q1 earnings disappoint: revenue, production down QoQ despite YoY gains. Analyst Steve Hyland on The Deep Dive highlights Greenstone's ramp-up issues and rising costs.

 Equinox Gold Q1 Earnings: Revenue Falls, Costs Surge, Investors Concerned | Steve Hyland

Big Money Keep Taking Delivery of Silver & Gold | Andy Schectman

Andy Schectman on Liberty and Finance reveals "big money" is taking record physical gold & silver deliveries, signaling a loss of faith in paper assets and the financial system.

 Big Money Keep Taking Delivery of Silver & Gold | Andy Schectman

Gold Future, Europe's Energy Crisis & Digital Currency | Kai Hoffmann

Europe's energy woes from policy missteps, and the digital euro's arrival were key topics of Kai Hoffmann. He advised buying gold dips amid currency concerns.

 Gold Future, Europe's Energy Crisis & Digital Currency | Kai Hoffmann

Fed’s Biggest Mistake: Final Bull Run Before Crash | “Gold is Overextended” I Henrik Zeberg

Henrik Zeberg warns the Fed's "big mistake" is fueling a final bull run before a crash. He sees inflation concerns as "ridiculous," the consumer suffering, and gold as "overextended."

 Fed’s Biggest Mistake: Final Bull Run Before Crash | “Gold is Overextended” I Henrik Zeberg

$300 Silver Is Entirely Possible | Mike Maloney

Mike Maloney, in a GoldSilver interview, predicts silver could surge to $300, a tenfold increase. He criticizes financial advisors' neglect of gold and urges investor education.

 $300 Silver Is Entirely Possible | Mike Maloney

Someone is Panicking and Smashing the Gold Price (here's who) | Ed Steer

Ed Steer reveals how bullion banks are "smashing" gold prices to cover shorts. He highlights unprecedented physical demand and delivery volumes despite price dips.

 Someone is Panicking and Smashing the Gold Price (here's who) | Ed Steer

Brett Heath | Silver's Big Moment - Is a Market Reversal Coming?

Brett Heath sees a potential "big moment" for silver. The historically high gold-to-silver ratio suggests undervaluation, and a ratio reversal with fund inflows could signal a silver rally.

 Brett Heath | Silver's Big Moment - Is a Market Reversal Coming?

The ‘flower in the trash’: An Egyptian exile’s fight for truth and freedom - interview

Dalia Ziada: If we want to bring peace to the Middle East, there are three key players they need to focus on and find ways to make them work together: Israel, Egypt, and Jordan.

 Dalia Ziada

Silver's Big Moment is Coming | Shawn Khunkhun

Shawn Khunkhun forecasts a major silver price surge. He highlights DVS's strategic NYSE listing, strong assets in Canada's Golden Triangle.

 Silver's Big Moment is Coming | Shawn Khunkhun

Gold Market Much Tighter Than Appears | Alasdair Macleod

Alasdair Macleod warns that gold market liquidity is tighter than reported due to strong Eastern demand. He critiques Keynesian economics, discusses potential futures market squeezes.

 Gold Market Much Tighter Than Appears | Alasdair Macleod