Watch the Insiders…Right Now, The Biggest Breadcrumbs Lead to Critical Metals
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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!
Revealing the Secret of Successful Mining Stock Investors
The markets may appear a little heavy as there’s concerns from the market about the looming global recession. However, such times are ripe for the setup of a major commodities bull market. Therefore, it’s time to look at how to improve your chances of success in this space. Mining investors have had mixed success because commodities are driven by price cycles and emotions. Follow those who have succeeded time and again by learning their secrets. I’ll share them with you in today’s article.
Tamboran [ASX:TBN] Shares Surge after Significant Gas Increase
Gas fracker Tamboran sees its shares jump after increasing its 2C contingent gas resource to 2 trillion cubic feet at its Beetaloo Basin projects in the Northern Territory.
Farewell Net Zero, We Hardly Knew You…
Net zero’s ‘challenges’ have become part of Australia’s news cycle. The public has discovered what Europe’s power bill payers learned about a year earlier. But what happens next?
Why Is the Energy Sector Up, and What Is Its Future?
The ASX 200 Energy (XEJ) Index was up 4.7% this week, bringing its last 12 months’ gains to 15.42%. This has occurred as Brent Crude edged above $84 a barrel yesterday for the first time since April, while WTI Crude also crossed $80 per barrel.
