Show Notes
Brien Lundin joins Craig Hemke for Sprott Money to discuss the latest moves in precious metals in this Ask The Expert Podcast. They discuss the gold price pullback, silver price opportunities, mining stocks, central bank gold buying, and the long-term risks facing fiat currencies. They examine gold and silver prices, why investors may want to buy gold and silver, and how negative real rates could shape the next phase of the bull market. With gold price volatility, silver price weakness, and mining shares under pressure, Brien explains why lower prices may present an opportunity for investors closely watching the gold and silver prices.
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