Gold stocks are where uranium stocks were several years ago. Cheap! AIA Weekly 1.25.25



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Gold stocks are cheap relative to their business prospects. All-in-sustaining costs (AISC) are around $1500/oz; gold just made a new weekly closing high last week. Many gold mining companies are achieving 50% plus operating margins.

The companies are ignored and cheap. This is a tremendous opportunity for astute investors.

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47 thoughts on “Gold stocks are where uranium stocks were several years ago. Cheap! AIA Weekly 1.25.25”

  1. The new DeepSeek R1 artificial intelligence out of China is matching OpenAI with an order of magnitude less CPU consumption. Throws into question the recent massive capital expenditures. It came out of the blue. Things like that can shake market confidence.

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  2. As always, wonderful content. We are one exogenous shock away from some issues. Stick to your guns. Retail has the nuclear stocks flying high (Oklo, smr, etc) floating to valuations on memorandums of understanding and $1 of revenue not expected for 5-7 years. It's a shell game as we have all seen many times before.

    Accounting and fundamentals don't lie. Hard to watch these skyball stocks and missing out but plenty of games in the markets, dark pools, etc. this one will end badly.

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  3. I am looking at stuff like electric cracking and cabon dioxide fermentation (Like india oil and others) and I start wondering if refineries can have huge effency upgrades at refineries. Just like I look at bio-oil yields from wood where they are making wood ethanol and wondering what is so great about soy beans.. I figure ethanol supply and demand can go up quite a bit and get exported more.

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  4. I agree with you John about being wary about tech stocks. I much prefer the slow path to more wealth. Franco Nevada, Wheaton Precious, Agnico-Eagle, and Exxon…….all boring stocks for the people who are smitten with tech.

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  5. 4% of the world, 51% of the world's currency, if people are selling Americans goods and it costs 4 cents per hundred dollars to create then USA get's that benefit, can the dollar ever be replaced as it will always exist without raisin g inflation and if people around the world are refusing american dollars then they could be coming back home, where would they go except the stock market, could this be the "small rise" moving forward as it all has to have a different home.

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  6. I think Colombia is one place I'd do some research if I was younger. China, I think you can wait for a few years, but China will be the place to be in10 years. I worry about a wider scale war beginning in either Ukraine or Israel. This might really be a serious hit on Western stock markets, and especially the US stock market if the war spreads to our country (the US). My big worry is WW3 nuclear conflagration. In that case, stockpiles of food might be the best investment. Physical gold is better than any investment dependent upon electricity. Scary times. The deep state is going to keep Trump reined in, but he will nibble around the edges. Better than nothing. Still, Trump needs to grow up diplomatically, and get rid of his ego, and impetuous nature. I wish I had good advice for all the young people watching this video. Good luck to all of us. Be kind and compassionate towards our fellow humans.

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  7. the research institute iam working in is rather small, we bought a bunch of GPUs and now we consume 40KWh/week (exponentially increasing). Hitting now the maximum of what our cables can take in terms of Ampere and we are locked at this level, loosing the rat race even for just having enough gpus do run some LLMs for research.

    IT is somewhat transforming from a virtual almost-restriction free set of business models into sort of a tech feudalism thing.

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  8. I agree with 90% of what you're saying. But regarding ukraine/ EU, it's not the EU that wanted this conflict- it's the US. NATO is in europe to: 1)keep the US in europe 2) keep russia out of europe and 3) keep germany down. Ukraine's ,,colour revolution"; johnsons ,,no negotiations"; nordstream act of war- the US loves to stirr up chaos and fish in the muddy waters (~Lavrov)

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  9. "If" or when there is a Global liquidity Crisis , Gold will be the first to plummet it always does ! Then the Miners will be priced so cheaply that you would be a fool to pass on them , because Gold will then be the first to rebound higher after all the margin calls are satisfied and then the Pro's step in and let it run higher !

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  10. One hallmark of a good investor is the ability to be open to new ideas and even ideas he doesn’t necessarily believe in or is biased with. The fact John has to warn and pause before going into the “political” section is really amusing. And like it or not, politics will have an effect on most if not all assets. So for those who actually skip the section please grow up.

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