Nevada King Gold - “Destined to Discover” (TSX-V: NKG; OTCQX:NKGFF)
At the root of every successful exploration program is the people who make it happen. Yes, the gold has to be there - but experience and tenacity are a driving force behind the teams that discover future gold mines.
At the Atlanta Mine in southeast Nevada, Geologist Hayden Smith has taken on that responsibility for Nevada King Gold Corp. In “Destined to Discover,” Hayden explains what attracted him to geology, and details the elements that keep him engaged every single day as he helps establish Nevada King as a serious player in the Nevada gold space.
Nevada King is a dominant explorer and developer, focused exclusively on the Battle Mountain Trend, Nevada’s most prolific gold mining belt. The company is Nevada’s 3rd largest active claim holder, with plans to become its 2nd largest. In 2023 it anticipates drilling 30,000+ meters at its Atlanta Gold Mine Project.
We just launched Palisade Research (www.palisade-research.com) and present five charts that demonstrate why gold stocks have never been cheaper in history. Cejay Kim comes on the show to discuss the deep discounts present in the market.
A special thanks to Jordan Roy-Byrne for putting together the Gold Bear Analog chart. Please visit www.thedailygold.com
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Doug discusses the commodity markets and why the most important thing is what they do cyclically. Most commodities are down 50% since 2011, and the dollar has lost 20%. Commodities remain quite cheap, particularly gold, silver, and copper. He discusses Junior miners and why now is a good time to get into these markets.
Doug has a favorable view of the future and believes technology can liberate mankind. This is true of the printing press, the Internet and now blockchain technologies. He was first introduced to Bitcoin several years ago but never bought in a few months ago he took a small position. He understands that only around 25 million people currently own Bitcoin, so it has a long way to go.
Bitcoin and precious metals are partners, not competitors. They are introducing people to real money since Bitcoin supply is limited while the U.S. Dollar is infinite.
The government will continue printing money and will use it to pump up more bubbles. Stock markets will crash eventually, but they could easily go higher.
He outlines his second book “Drug Lord” he says. “There is a lot of heavy stuff in his new novel. Most novels have no intellectual content you don’t usually learn anything.” Doug is trying to provide an informative yet entertaining read.
He is disappointed with Trump and his advisors and for his failure to get out of Afghanistan. Trump is somehow equated with being a free market when he is an authoritarian. Nothing will change.
Mr. Casey is excited about Metalla Streaming. (CSE:MTA)
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Tom welcomes Francis Hunt, Founder of "The Market Sniper" back to the show.
Francis explains how markets have entirely shifted from the goldilocks globalization period under Greenspan. During that time America and much of the west outsourced their manufacturing to China. This was a deflationary force but now we are entering a time of deglobalization. This is creating the opposite effect as inflation and costs of goods increase along with interest rates.
The United States is defending its currency by letting it skyrocket while contracting the consumer economy at home. This is causing people around the world to hold onto dollars while less spending by U.S. consumers creates a dollar shortage overseas. Powell is asserting U.S. dollar dominance to discourage alternative currency systems.
Francis's term 'hyperstagflation' means killing the U.S. consumer to create a dollar shortage globally. The dollar is needed by many nations to repay dollar-denominated debts. Inflation is being exported toward Europe and the East. Equity market valuations remain overpriced historically even with the corrections in recent weeks. Expect the decline in equities to continue for some time.
Debt instruments are contracting and bonds are performing horribly. We had a blow-off top in bond valuations in March 2020 which marked a fundamental shift.
He believes a super spike in dollar strength is coming which will be hard for gold. When this trend eventually reverses gold will rally.
Those claiming a future melt-up in equities appear to have missed the rally since March of 2020. Most indexes have rallied more than 100 percent in just 20 months. Investors who are waiting for a 'blow-off' top have missed the boat and are in dangerous waters. The time when the Fed finally reverses course will be longer than investors are anticipating.
He cautions that investors should be in cash until the markets have capitulated and sentiment has completely collapsed. Be careful as this correction will be deeper than many expect. Don't trade until the stimulus trade is back.
People are being psychologically attacked and the need to diversify geographically has never been greater. Become as self-reliant as possible.
Time Stamp References:
0:00 - Introduction
0:44 - Hyperstagflation
15:45 - Dollar Charts
20:47 - Debt System Shift
26:27 - Bretton Woods 2
29:42 - HVF & Fear Trade
35:30 - No Market Melt-up?
38:30 - Fed Reverse?
43:20 - Oil Overview
50:49 - Gold & Silver
55:45 - Bitcoin Downside
1:00:37 - Miner Outlook
1:08:02 - Diversifying Globally
1:16:40 - Wrap Up
Talking Points From This Episode
- His thesis on the dollar and equity markets.
- Why waiting for a 'melt-up' is dangerous.
- Dollars are the safe haven right now and be wary of equities.
- The next Powell pivot may take longer than most expect.
Guest Links
Twitter: https://twitter.com/themarketsniper
Website: https://themarketsniper.com/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/TheMarketSniper
Francis is a trader, first and foremost. Unlike most educators in the trading space, Francis walks the walk and talks the talk with 30 years of experience trading his personal capital on various markets and instruments. Through this passion for trading and his relentless study of markets and economic theory, he uses the Hunt Volatility Funnel trading methodology, a systemized approach, to answer the critical question: What is the next most profitable trade?
He believes the actual price of an asset is the most accurate reflection of all the factors that influence it. Practical technical analysis, the study of price action over time, is needed to formulate profitable trade ideas. Indeed, with all the market manipulation and high-frequency trading operations currently in play, technical analysis is all that can be relied upon when it comes to formulating future price trends. A trained eye can often spot such manipulative practices, as is the case with HVF traders. Therefore, the HVF methodology is based purely on technical analysis.
Francis is passionate about sharing his knowledge and understanding of markets by utilizing his HVF trading methodology. With entertaining anecdotes and the careful guidance of his students, he has already trained a large community of hundreds of traders and helped them transform from complete newbies to seasoned trading professionals.
He genuinely loves sharing his knowledge and strategies with others who are committed to finding freedom through trading. Plus, teaching strengthens his trading abilities while helping to build a vibrant community of successful traders.
#TheMarketSniper #FrancisHunt #Dollar #DXY #Recession #Bonds #Debt #Gold #Ruble #Commodities #Energy #Silver #Inflation #BearMarket
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This week, we had Jordan Roy-Byrne on the show. Jordan is a well-followed market technician and publisher of TheDailyGold.com. Jordan also posts a Weekly Market Update here at Palisade Radio, which has become very popular among subscribers. Our host, Collin Kettell sat down with Jordan and discussed some of the recent developments in the precious metals markets, along with outlook for 2015.
Take aways from this week's interview with Jordan:
● Gold and Silver have risen alongside a strengthening USD. What happens when the USD has a pull back?
● Negative yields in Europe have made gold a high yielding asset
● Gold's historical view makes Jordan question the outlook for gold today
● An important comparison: Gold vs. S&P
● Why deflation vs. inflation is important for silver
● How the Canadian dollar's weakness will affect mining companies
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Here are some key levels to watch in Gold & Silver and the HUI Gold Bugs index. Also, the key ratios to watch during the rally and why.
This week, Jordan Roy-Byrne from The Daily Gold, provides us a mid-week market update on the precious metals markets.
Takeaways from this video update with Jordan:
● Will current rally in precious metals be the start of a new bull market?
● Gold compared to world stocks
● Where Jordan looks for silver to close this week!
● A closer look at the HUI index
● Short term rally in gold & gold stocks – when will we hit resistance?
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Tom welcomes back David Brady, CEO, and Co-Founder of Global Pro Traders. David explains his trading methodology and why multiple approaches can provide a high degree of certainty with market trends.
The IMF continues to encourage countries to spend, and the Biden administration has passed more stimulus. Powell plans to issue more debt, and Treasury Secretary Yellen wants MMT. Increasingly, these policies will result in global supply shocks. Massive increases in money supply will bring higher money velocity and thus inflation. Stagflation appears to be coming, and investors should consider what happened to gold, silver, and oil between 1970 and 1980. Now, imagine what a hyper-stagflationary environment and where that will take gold and silver.
The recent bearish sentiment for gold is a good contrarian indicator, and David expects to see a continuation of the bull market shortly.
The Fed plans to cap yields in the bond market, establishing asymmetric risk for yields to the downside. Real yields correlate inversely with gold and silver, and the Fed can't let yields rise further.
David discusses the core CPI measures and why they are a joke since they don't include everyday things like food and energy. The commodity sector is breaking out, and this makes the government inflation numbers look entirely laughable. He argues it doesn't matter what the dollar does relative to other currencies when all currencies are basically toilet paper.
The Reddit movement has brought silver out of the shadows and into the public consciousness. This understanding is a huge positive for silver and taking physical off the market is the correct approach.
Time Stamp References:
0:00 - Intro
0:35 - David's Market Analysis
6:48 - Bonds and Rates
9:03 - Fed and Yield Control
10:22 - Measuring Inflation
14:26 - Gold & Silver Bottom?
15:56 - Yield Peak & Precious Metals
17:18 - Dollar Predictions & Gold
20:14 - Near-Term Gold Targets
20:56 - Thoughts on Silver Squeeze
23:57 - Oil and Energy - Texas
25:34 - Sentiment & Markets
28:32 - Wrap Up & Risk/Reward
Talking Points From This Episode
- Davids System for Tracking Markets
- Bonds, Rates, and Yield Control.
- Measuring inflation and targets for metals.
- Silver squeeze and market sentiment.
Guest Links:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/globalprotrader
Sprott: https://www.sprottmoney.com/Blog/tag/david-brady.html
David's Article: https://tinyurl.com/2y3x7ahz
David Brady has managed money for banks and businesses for 25 years. Mr. Brady is a CFA charter holder and holds a bachelor's degree in Business Studies and Financial Markets from Dublin City University. He started as a foreign currency trader in USD/DEM and managed mult
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Tom welcomes economist and author Dr. Nomi Prins to the show.
Nomi explains how central banks are adversely affecting everyone on the planet. The Fed is the mothership in this global policy structure. Tensions are building between the United States and China, particularly around monetary policy. Since the financial crisis of 2008 the Fed has blown out their balance sheets with monetary easing. China had a similar policy, but they channeled that monetary energy into building up the country. As a result, they had significant growth, while in the United States the economy staggered.
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She explains how financial markets have become permanently distorted due to a move away from real economics. When there is a crisis, we will once again double the size of the balance sheet to resolve the problem. This has become a permanent policy because there is no going back. The Fed admits that it would take at least five years to begin to lower their balance sheet. Money remains easily obtainable to the financial system, but it doesn't provide true follow through to the real economy.
She notes that central banks exercise a huge amount of control and power over the economic system. Jerome Powell can move markets, and amounts to a remarkable amount of power.
Emerging markets and other central banks end up forced to follow the policies of the Federal Reserve. The majority of them follow closely on the actions of the Fed. The stronger the U.S. dollar, the harder it is on other fiat currencies. Central banks do collude to achieve specific goals, and they are rarely transparent about it.
At a fundamental level, the system is too complex to go back, and the result is an economic system that is becoming increasingly volatile. The economy really hasn't grown for the last decade. We would have had a series of major corrections if it wasn't for the continuous intervention.
Powell doesn't talk much about what is occurring outside the United States. Major countries like Japan and the U.K. are having to intervene to support their currencies. The Fed seems to more concerned about what the markets think than the problems of other countries.
Europe is already having an economic crisis impacting both industry and citizens alike due to costs of energy. We're already seeing companies close or reduce hours, and there is no reason to believe that will change anytime soon. The conversation about energy and fuel prices is occurring everywhere in Europe.
Time Stamp References:
0:00 - Introduction
0:46 - Financial Conditions
1:53 - Monetary Restraint
4:50 - Permanent Distortions
9:22 - Monetary Power
11:40 - Following Suit
13:57 - Banking Collusion
19:45 - They Don't Care
21:42 - Increasing Volatility
24:45 - Marginal Utility
29:05 - Feds Inflation Talk
33:52 - Yen & Pound Interventions
38:00 - Energy & Europe
41:12 - Wrap Up
Talking Points From This Episode
- Why there is no going back for the Fed, and its economic policies.
- Impacts of a higher dollar on emerging economies and other currencies.
- Europe's already severe energy crisis and why the economic impacts will only worsen.
Guest Links:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/nomiprins
Website: https://nomiprins.com/
Pre-Order Book: https://nomiprins.com/books/#permanent-distortion
Dr. Nomi Prins as a Wall Street insider and outspoken advocate for economic reform, Nomi Prins is a leading authority on how the widespread impact of financial systems continues to affect our daily lives. She has spent decades analyzing and investigating economic and financial events at the ground level and meeting with those that shape the world's geopolitical-economic framework. She continues to break stories by conducting independent research, writing best-selling books, and traversing the globe to share her knowledge and demystify the world of money.
Before becoming a renowned journalist and public speaker, Nomi reached the upper echelons of the financial world where she worked as a managing director at Goldman Sachs, ran the international analytics group as a senior managing director at Bear Stearns in London, was a strategist at Lehman Brothers and an analyst at the Chase Manhattan Bank. During her time on Wall Street, she grew increasingly aware of and discouraged by the unethical practices that permeated the banking industry. Eventually, she decided enough was enough and became an investigative journalist to shed light on the ways that financial systems are manipulated to serve the interests of an elite few at the expense of everyone else.
#NomiPrins #UnitedStates #China #Brazil #Economy #Debt #Fed #CentralBanking #Banks #Collusion #Fiat #Rates #Unemployment #ArtificialMarkets #Inflation #EnergyCrisis
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Tom welcomes an experienced commodity broker and veteran of the futures business Jim Hunter. Jim has 35 years of experience in the industry.
Jim begins by explaining how futures markets function and defines many of the terms involved in these markets. Then, Jim describes how longs and shorts operate in futures, along with options, hedging, and how the delivery process.
There used to be numerous exchanges, but today with modern technology, many have been consolidated into a few exchanges. Many in North American are operated by the CME Group or the Chicago Board of Trade.
There are three different types of traders, with the largest being bullion banks. These banks have supply and contracts with mines or suppliers that they need to sell. They tend to be short because they are delivering and hedging metal for profit. Another large long trader might be a car company or a green energy company. Again, these might need metal and might regularly take possession by going long for manufacturing. Lastly, are the speculators of various from large hedge funds to small investors who may take either position long or short.
Margin requirements are important and they change based on market volatility and risk. As prices for a commodity rise, the margin risks increase, and thus these requirements must increase. Margins are a function of recent volatility in the market and are necessary to ensure that a contracts counterparty gets paid.
Jim explains instances where manipulation has occurred in these futures markets. He gives an example with the Hunt Brothers and why changes in the rules unfairly cost them their positions. There have been other times when rules have changed at unusual times, resulting in unfair fluctuations in the markets in which various parties could benefit.
Jim doesn't find the idea of extra paper claims to have any basis. Total open interest has nothing to do with the commodities in the warehouse or vault. He argues the number of contracts has no bearing on the delivery process.
The Wall Street Reddit Movement attempted to cause a short squeeze on the silver futures market. The movement was able to get prices to rise back in February for a brief period. Short squeezes are the wrong term for these, as it would take a lot more demand to deplete the available supply. Higher prices tend to bring more supply to the market.
Silver does have a lot higher to move as he considers it undervalued based on the amount of global money printing. In addition, several countries are buying gold. Silver is an excellent savings account, and you can make money if you hold it.
Time Stamp References:
0:00 - Introduction
1:08 - Commodities & Futures
11:44 - Other E
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Tom welcomes back Axel Merk to the show. Axel is the President and CIO of Merk Investments.
Axel discusses the correlations between real rates and gold. Gold is supposed to be an inflation hedge, but people get frustrated when it doesn't immediately respond to inflation predictions. Consumers are seeing the problems in their wallet at the gas pump. Real rates are useful for predicting the markets.
The Fed tells us what they want, but they don't explain how they plan to achieve their goals. Central banks often can't see the future because they rely on an idiotic backward looking framework. The Fed cares about bond markets. They aren't concerned about commodity prices. Ultimately, their goal is to keep the banks in business.
The Fed is focused on demand, but doesn't know how to handle supply shocks. The political reaction to supply shocks is to provide additional stimulus or price controls, which exacerbate the problem. Instead, they should encourage additional production, and that won't be fixed by taxing and bashing companies.
We're going to see volatile periods as people believe issues have been addressed only to see problems return in waves.
Axel discusses how gold is the clear benchmark for measuring currencies.
The Fed is petrified of a loss of market confidence; therefore they have to talk and possibly act tough.
We're in an environment where many things are out of balance. Tech companies have stopped hiring, but other sectors can't get skilled labor. Ultimately, labor shortages are inflationary.
Geopolitically, things seems to be fragmenting fairly rapidly. We could see a decline in security of the oceans and further conflict break out, which would also be inflationary. National interests globally are becoming quite complex.
The ECB is the only effective agency in Europe, and they are focused on green energy but don't appear concerned with inflation.
The dollar index is very biased toward the Euro. There are huge problems with energy policy in Europe, and now they are realizing that nuclear may be the only sustainable solution for the environment.
Time Stamp References:
0:00 - Introduction
0:30 - Gold & Real Rates
7:00 - The Fed Message
12:40 - Price Controls
15:10 - Gold & Money Supply
16:00 - Currencies & Gold
17:00 - Gold Miners & Gold
19:30 - Gold & CFTC Chart
21:00 - Fed Pivot Catalysts?
23:30 - Mortgage Rates
25:30 - Peak Inflation?
28:50 - Fed is Reactionary
30:00 - Recession & Jobs
35:30 - Geopolitical Factors
40:10 - ECB Situation
42:35 - Dollar Strength
45:30 - Merk Fund
47:30 - Wrap Up
Talking Points From This Episode
- The correlations between real rates and gold.
- The Fed is unable to handle supply shocks and governments provide the wrong solutions.
- Globally, politics and diplomacy is becoming increasingly complex.
- European Union problems around energy and problems around green energy.
Guest Links:
Twitter: https://twitter.com/AxelMerk
Website: https://www.merkinvestments.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/axelmerk/detail/recent-activity/
Amazon Book: https://tinyurl.com/4ebpcaew
Axel Merk is the President and Chief Investment Officer of Merk Investments, manager of the Merk Funds.
Founder of the firm bearing his name, Merk is an expert on macro trends. He is a sought-after speaker, contributor, and author; Axel Merk's book, Sustainable Wealth, describes how the greater economic universe works, how it might affect your finances, and how to manage those finances to seek financial stability. Axel Merk holds a B.A. in Economics (magna cum laude) and an M.Sc. in Computer Science from Brown University.
Axel Merk founded Merk Investments in Switzerland in 1994; in 2001, he relocated the business to California. He has grown Merk Investments into an investment advisory firm offering investment funds and advisory services on liquid global markets, including domestic and international equities, fixed income, commodities, and currencies.
Axel lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with his wife and their four children. Furthermore, he is a marathon runner and a private pilot.
#AxelMerk #MerkInvestments #Rates #Gold #Fed #Inflation #SupplyShocks #Mortgages #Housing #Recession #Labor #Unemployment #Energy #Nuclear
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