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Mortgage rates top 7.2% as 10-year yields soar and the leveraged panic. Welcome to October 2022. George Gammon is now forecasting mortgage rates north of
Venture capital is a tough racket. When liquidity dries up, valuations plummet, investors panic, and small and micro-cap stocks can go to zero. Moreover, they
We know whom inflation hurts the most: the elderly, people on a fixed income, and those living paycheque to paycheque — which in Canada and
Storied member ‘micronta‘ has captured the crown once again, winning September’s Stock Challenge. The long-time member selected little-known Theglobe.com (OTCPK: TGLO) which took off in
Late in the spring, Canada began supplying the world with rare earth elements or REEs for the first time ever… Products from Cheetah Resources’ Nechalacho
The TSX Venture remains highly volatile, along with all other major indices this month. However, despite the ups and downs, at mid-month the Venture is
Suncor announced in April that it would be getting rid of its wind and solar assets – after two decades of being involved in renewable
Financing data for August is in, and the one data point I can’t get over is the decline in IPO financings. Canada’s IPO market is
Are you looking for proof that not only valuations but liquidity is vanishing from the market? Proof that almost all of us are sitting on
Lithium stocks that own or control ‘critical minerals’ are receiving newfound support from the Liberal government in Canada. Alex and Aaron talk about the 180-degree
Aaron Good to be back. We’re getting close to the end of summer here. Today, we want to focus on our little sandbox, which is
There goes the summer. Before the kids head back to school, it’s time to take stock of what all transpired in a month that offered
At 02:10, Hugh examines whether central banks have lost their grip on monetary policy. He challenges the audience to rethink the influence of institutions like the Federal Reserve in the face of unprecedented liquidity cycles ….
In a world grappling with persistent economic volatility and a shifting global order, Adrian Day‘s investing strategy is worth listening to. Known for his perspectives on holding solid, income-generating companies and his bullish stance on commodities, Day believes that gold and essential commodities are among the most resilient investments.
In our latest podcast, Adrian Day chats with Aaron Hoddinott about US fiscal policies and China’s economic challenges, but his core message remains clear: the devaluation of global currencies, particularly the USD, is a likely trend in the coming years. Against this backdrop, he argues that gold and commodities will thrive, irrespective of short-term market reactions.
One of Day’s investment philosophies revolves around the concept of companies that can be held for the long term and provide consistent returns. He regards companies like Nestlé and Franco-Nevada highly, and this strategy has proven beneficial. Early on in ….
One of Day’s investment philosophies revolves around the concept of companies that can be held for the long term and provide consistent returns. He regards companies like Nestlé and Franco-Nevada highly, and this strategy has proven beneficial. Early on in ….
For well over a century, gold stocks have been one of the most popular investment assets
among speculators. An essential fact sometimes ignored is that gold equities often drastically…
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In our latest pod, Alex sits down with the legendary Marc Faber to discuss everything from inflation to Bitcoin, gold, and what makes him happy in 2024.
As inflation erodes purchasing power, the debate between Bitcoin and gold has only intensified. Gold has long been considered the ultimate safe haven, but Bitcoin is emerging as “digital gold,” especially for younger investors drawn to its rapid price appreciation.
Marc Faber highlights the growing distrust of central banks, which has fueled interest in both assets. Reports from the World Gold Council and Glassnode offer insights into how these assets perform during economic uncertainty.
During the pod, Marc takes listeners on a journey through his life, beginning as a young man on the Swiss ski team and experiencing the disparity of equipment and overall quality of life he witnessed while competing in Eastern Europe. Faber ….
In our latest podcast, Aaron sits down with legendary hedge fund manager Hugh Hendry, who shares his bold perspectives on navigating market volatility, the future of Bitcoin, and the evolving role of commodities like gold in today’s economy. Known for his contrarian thinking and sharp market insights, Hugh brings a mix of expertise, experience, and provocative ideas to this wide-ranging discussion.
Hugh Hendry, renowned for his extraordinary performance during the 2008 financial crisis, is celebrated for his ability to thrive amidst market turbulence.
Kicking off the episode, Aaron introduces Hugh and dives into the mind of this unorthodox investor who defied market consensus to achieve remarkable success.
At 02:10, Hugh examines whether central banks have lost their grip on monetary policy. He challenges the audience to rethink the influence of institutions like the Federal Reserve in the face of unprecedented liquidity cycles ….
At 02:10, Hugh examines whether central banks have lost their grip on monetary policy. He challenges the audience to rethink the influence of institutions like the Federal Reserve in the face of unprecedented liquidity cycles ….
In a world grappling with persistent economic volatility and a shifting global order, Adrian Day‘s investing strategy is worth listening to. Known for his perspectives on holding solid, income-generating companies and his bullish stance on commodities, Day believes that gold and essential commodities are among the most resilient investments.
In our latest podcast, Adrian Day chats with Aaron Hoddinott about US fiscal policies and China’s economic challenges, but his core message remains clear: the devaluation of global currencies, particularly the USD, is a likely trend in the coming years. Against this backdrop, he argues that gold and commodities will thrive, irrespective of short-term market reactions.
One of Day’s investment philosophies revolves around the concept of companies that can be held for the long term and provide consistent returns. He regards companies like Nestlé and Franco-Nevada highly, and this strategy has proven beneficial. Early on in ….
One of Day’s investment philosophies revolves around the concept of companies that can be held for the long term and provide consistent returns. He regards companies like Nestlé and Franco-Nevada highly, and this strategy has proven beneficial. Early on in ….
For well over a century, gold stocks have been one of the most popular investment assets
among speculators. An essential fact sometimes ignored is that gold equities often drastically…
Authors for PinnacleDigest.com are not registered broker-dealers or financial advisors. Before investing in any securities, you should consult with your financial advisor and a registered broker-dealer. Never make an investment based solely on what you read on PinnacleDigest.com. As with all investments, an investor should carefully consider his investment objectives and risk tolerance before investing. Use of this Site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and Disclosure & Compensation. The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Pinnacle Digest.
Securities covered in articles on this website are highly speculative. When investing in speculative stocks of this nature, it is possible to lose your entire investment over time or even quickly. These are not suitable investments for most investors.
All statements in articles on this website are to be checked and verified by the reader. Articles on this website may contain technical or other inaccuracies, omissions, or typographical errors for which PinnacleDigest.com assumes no responsibility.
Please be aware and note the date in which articles are published on this website. As a result of the passing of time, the relevancy of the opinions and facts in articles are likely to diminish over time and may change without an update to the articles. As such, you cannot rely on the accuracy and timeliness of the information provided and should consider many of the articles irrelevant after an extended period of time from the date which it was published. Since there is no specific guideline as to how long an article may remain relevant, you should consider that all articles may be irrelevant shortly after they are published. This is especially true for articles that include information on publicly traded companies.
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