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David Erfle of Junior Miner Junky shares his outlook for gold and silver in 2025, also explaining what’s been holding gold stocks back. In his view, interest from generalist investors is “the main missing ingredient,” but it may finally return this year.
While that presents an “incredible opportunity,” Erfle suggests that investors be cautious in 2025.
“Be very careful this year in this market. Build up some cash, have some physical gold, have some junk silver just in case,” he said. “Personally, as far as my investments are concerned … I’ve never had a cash position this large before because I’m really concerned about the volatility and the chaos that I think 2025 is going to bring.”
❓ Do you have cash ready to deploy in 2025? Tell us in the comments!
This interview was filmed on January 13, 2025.
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0:00 – Intro
0:25 – “Missing ingredient” for gold stocks
5:05 – Gold consolidating, where is resistance?
8:40 – US debt untenable, bond market knows
12:06 – Silver’s 50-year cup-and-handle pattern
17:27 – What types of stocks does David like?
22:44 – M&A activity and “take unders”
25:18 – David’s cash position never larger
30:43 – Outro
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