Brien Lundin of Gold Newsletter discusses the factors driving gold and shares where he sees the price going in 2023. He also explains that he’s “fully invested” in mining stocks.

    “This is the time. The next couple of months, the next few months, I think is when the window will still be open, but it’s going to close pretty quickly after that,” he said on the sidelines of this year’s Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada convention.

    This interview was filmed on March 5, 2023.

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    0:00 – Intro
    0:26 – Gold’s performance in 2023
    3:24 – What will the Fed do next?
    6:17 – What gold needs to move up
    9:24 – Bank derivative exposure
    13:24 – Gold price outlook this year
    14:44 – Key silver demand factors
    16:38 – “I’m all in” on mining stocks
    19:27 – Still time to buy juniors
    20:32 – Outro

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    8 Comments

    1. Same old same old. “Higher prices but may be towards the latter part of the year.”We hear that every year.
      Eventually, it will be right.
      Thanks, Charlotte

    2. What's the point in asking anyone, let alone a gold bug, to predict a future price ? Gold is a international floating exchange currency, inflation hedge, store of wealth, and up until now, a foil to the US dollar. These are questions for informed economists … and we all know how consistently wrong they can be.

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