Many commodity prices have risen. With gold and silver, the motto seems to be wait and see. Apparently, the gold and silver prices have decoupled somewhat from the prices of other commodities. That is not necessarily surprising, since gold is the crisis metal and industrial commodities are economic winners. But at some point, a catch-up will start, because higher commodity prices also drive inflation. The prices of precious metals seem so out of line. After all, global monetary policy is fraught with huge problems. Since the prices of the two precious metals are rather low at the moment, a wise investor should stay invested, or those who are not yet invested should think about it.
If a value, such as gold, is not in the fast lane in terms of price, the chance of a favourable inflation hedge or, if desired, profits can be significantly increased with a smaller capital. In the case of precious metal shares, it is true that these can be increased. However, the market limits this via price discovery. The central banks do not have to face the market so directly and multiply their money relatively easily. The shares of precious metal companies are therefore becoming increasingly popular. Some see gold as an investment opportunity for pessimists. The last few years had produced new highs in the price of gold, but today it seems to be trapped in a sideways movement. But this is about to change. After all, over-indebted economic and financial systems have shown in the past what the consequences are. Whether a pessimist who foresees a collapsing monetary and financial system or not a pessimist who looks to gold’s many years of value preservation, an investment in gold mining shares belongs for risk-aware investors as an admixture in a portfolio geared to yield.
Vizsla Silver – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jyn9Pzia35w – might come to mind. The wholly owned Panuco project in Mexico is due for a mineral resource estimate in early 2022.
In Ontario and Quebec, Trillium Gold Mines – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J7D66TMU1kk – is working. The Newman-Todd complex deserves special attention.
Current corporate information and press releases from Trillium Gold Mines (- https://www.resource-capital.ch/en/companies/trillium-gold-mines-inc/ -) and Vizsla Silver (- https://www.resource-capital.ch/en/companies/vizsla-silver-corp/ -).
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