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This interview was filmed on February 18, 2022.
John Kaiser of Kaiser Research has been calling for a repricing of gold for some time, and although 2021 didn’t bring the performance many had hoped for, he thinks the turbulence ahead will eventually push the metal to the US$2,000 to US$3,000 per ounce range.
He also sees a bright future for junior miners, particularly those associated with the ongoing clean energy transition. Kaiser noted that this shift, coupled with potential global supply disruptions, is creating strong opportunities.
“It does not take much money to inject a lot of life into the resource juniors,” he said. “Once this transition happens and (people) realize we need to develop more supply … that’s going to really kickstart this sector.”
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0:00 – Intro
0:18 – What held the gold price back in 2021?
5:26 – Changing tides for bitcoin to drive gold
8:12 – John’s 2022 outlook for junior miners
15:39 – Metals to watch for energy transition
20:40 – Bottom fishing advice and stock pick
24:30 – Outro
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