In this article of my China Capitulation series, I show where western analysts get it wrong about China’s outlook. I delve into how the Chinese Communist Party sets plans and reports the data to show you why you can’t trust their narrative…
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China’s capitulation? Part 1 – How Iran and Venezuela could kickstart its demise
In the first of this series, I discuss the linchpins of China’s economy and show how cheap oil plays a crucial role to secure its status as the world’s manufacturing powerhouse. The latest developments in Iran and Venezuela could threaten this.
An operation to turn the tide in the global order
It’s early days in 2026 and the shock capture of President Maduro already marks a turning point in history. But there’s something else behind this capture. It’ll move markets and the global order.
Brian Chu is the editor for
The Australian Gold Report
Brian Chu is the founder of The Australian Gold Fund — the only private family investment fund, to our knowledge, focused solely on ASX-listed gold stocks.
Investing in gold stocks can be a rollercoaster ride, with the potential for them to fall just as quickly as they can rise.
But the beauty of gold stocks is that if you do it carefully, rather than just taking a punt on any old miner, the rewards can be life changing.
Brian will show you a strategy for building long-term wealth with a select portfolio of hand-picked stocks, chosen for their balance of risk and rewards.
If you’re patient, and you understand that fortunes can be made in bear markets, you can have a field day when gold really takes off.
Gold Stock Pro
Gold Stock Pro helps readers trade some of the most exciting, speculative mining plays on the ASX today.
For the first time ever, editor Brian Chu shares his proprietary ‘hard money’ stock trading system — based on the famous Lassonde Curve model, which tracks the life cycle of mining stocks.
His aim is to help you get ready to trade the next phase of gold and silver’s anticipated longer-term bull market for substantial profits.
