This week had it all, and the “Golden Age” for these stocks is about to be unleashed!
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A Golden Age For Juniors!
March 7 (King World News) – Graddhy out of Sweden: A golden age for junior commodities companies is coming.
The TSX Venture climbed 236.8% in its baby bull move up from the commodities bear market low back in 2020. … During the baby bull, many junior gold and silver companies went up 500% – 1000%, and we should see that once again.
The purple pattern has broken out and backtested.
It is go time.
The “Golden Age” For Juniors Is About To Begin!
The fact that many will not pay attention to this chart is a good thing as it shows people still cannot believe it. And, at the same time the hundred posts or articles on Comex defaulting gets people excited and active. It is like most have forgotten that it is value one should be looking for, and not waste time on attention-seeking articles and posts, especially for things that are a given to happen, but years from it.
This is probably because most look for instant gratification. Most have no patience, and not enough knowledge to sort out what is true value and what is not, plus most are not wise enough to seek world-class guidance.
Regardless, many will eventually say they saw this skyrocket in the junior companies coming. But they did not.
This Week Had It All
Peter Boockvar: Take the next two days off, you need it. I mean this week had it all. Major market volatility in stocks, bonds, commodities and currencies, big economic numbers, geopolitical and political drama, trade tensions and a bunch of important earnings releases (mostly from retail and some tech).
I think non voting member Raphael Bostic said it right yesterday when it came to the economy and their policy from here, “The question is, how does this all sort out? I’d be surprised if we got a lot of clarity before the late spring into summer.”
We know of course they are looking for particular clarity on tariffs but I need to highlight how important the direction of government spending is to the economy. I am fully supportive of cutting government spending, especially the wasted kind and reducing our out of control debt ratios relative to GDP. A nearly 7% budget deficit relative to GDP in particular is more than double and sometimes triple what our developed economy peers have between 2-3% for Europe, Japan, Canada, etc…
You want to know the reason why the US economy has outperformed just about everyone else, it’s because of the massive amount of our government fiscal blowout. So, this must get under control. However, there is a short term economic cost to this. What is a key reason why US corporate profits have been so robust over the last 5 years? All that government spending relative to GDP which ends up in some form in the private sector, whether via a direct transfer payment, a payment to a healthcare provider, a defense contractor, a landlord, a restaurant, to retirees via social security, and I can go on and on.
In other words, the deficit at the federal government level is a surplus at the private sector corporate/household level. It’s not an opinion, it is math, an accounting fact. The needed long term gains of controlling US debts and deficits and slowing its trajectory has short term negative economic consequences to bottom line it.
Look Who Weighed In…
Scott Bessent on CNBC this morning acknowledged all of this by saying “There’s going to be a natural adjustment as we move away from public spending. The market and the economy have just become hooked.” Indeed we have. He said it’s “detox” time.
I heard about this over the last few weeks but will highlight it today in light of people continuously talking about the negative GDP estimate from the Atlanta Fed for Q1. One of the factors in their model, that is actually NOT included in the government’s report on GDP, is the massive amount of gold imports we saw in January, particularly from Europe/UK into US vaults. This took place to avoid any tariffs but the jump in gold imports was a factor in the blow out US goods trade deficit which the Atlanta Fed captured, but the actual GDP figure will not as it will take this out.
Gold Has Been The Light In This Volatility Storm
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WILD TRADING!
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