Top Stories This Week: Gold Holds Above US$1,800, Copper Breaks Records
This video was recorded on May 13, 2021. The gold price spent some time around US$1,845 per ounce this week, supported by concerns about inflation and a weaker American dollar. Meanwhile, copper has been in the spotlight for the last…
Top Stories This Week: Gold Breaks US$1,800, Stocks at “Bargain Basement” Levels
This video was filmed on May 7, 2021. The gold price made it back above the US$1,800 per ounce mark this week, breaking above that level for the first time since late February. The yellow metal’s move came on the…
Adrian Day Asset Management May 2021
This interview was filmed on April 27, 2021. Gold has largely trended downward since reaching a new all-time high last summer, but for Adrian Day its retracement is a normal reaction to a major move. What’s more surprising to him…
Daniel Jimenez, iLi Markets: Lithium Prices Unlikely to Fall from Current Level
This interview was filmed on April 23, 2021. The lithium space has been attracting interest from diverse investors in the past few months as electric vehicle demand continues to increase. Prices have performed better than many analysts expected at the…
David Erfle: When Gold Stocks are Hated, That’s the Time to Buy
This interview was filmed on March 31, 2021. Q1 2021 has been and gone, and for gold it was a period of downward momentum. The yellow metal fell about 10 percent to close the quarter around US$1,710 per ounce. David…
Ian Ball: Gold Price Should be Higher, Better Days Ahead
This interview was filmed on March 10, 2021. Gold has trended down so far in 2021, but Ian Ball, president and CEO of Abitibi Royalties, sees better days ahead for the yellow metal. Why isn’t the precious metal performing more…
Top Stories This Week: Experts Unfazed by Lower Gold Price, Recapping PDAC
This video was filmed on March 11, 2021. INN’s coverage this week has centered on the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada convention. Better known as PDAC, it ran entirely online this year from March 8 to 11. To mark…
