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The Daily Reckoning Australia

Green energy agenda

Exploring the Net Zero Challenge: Interview with Nigel Farage

Predicting when the curtain drops on Net Zero will define when you should transition your investments from the resources needed in the energy transition to the fossil fuels that’ll come to our rescue.

By Nick Hubble, Saturday, 09 December 2023

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More Reflections From Hong Kong

Sometimes your best conversations come when you least expect

By Brian Chu, Tuesday, 05 December 2023

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Reflections in Hong Kong: My Awakening to Gold

Much has happened in Hong Kong since I last visited.

By Brian Chu, Tuesday, 21 November 2023

Setting the Scene for a 2024 Gold Bull Run

The stage is being set for an immense gold stock rally in the coming months.

By Brian Chu, Tuesday, 14 November 2023

Net Zero/Not Zero: The Global Resources Boom is Certain

The term ‘Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance’ has become a dirty word recently.

By Brian Chu, Thursday, 26 October 2023

Nearing the End of the Gold Stock Lull

For the past three years, gold has steadily risen on the back of deteriorating economic and geopolitical conditions. However, those who bought gold stocks hoping to strike it rich have suffered sharp losses in some of their holdings, with very few companies delivering lasting gains over this period. Many are feeling despondent about this and may be second-guessing whether it’s been a bad strategy. I’ll cover the factors that have contributed to gold stocks underperforming gold over this period and offer hope as I see signs in recent times that the worst could be behind us. So if you’re invested in gold stocks now, be hopeful and don’t give up!

By Brian Chu, Monday, 23 October 2023

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