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Ignore AI Stocks and Look to Gold & Silver as Financial Crisis Rages: John Feneck



Founder of Feneck Consulting John Feneck sees investors piling into overvalued AI stocks in the face of a serious financial crisis as reckless at best, and he points to gold and silver as better places to be looking for opportunity. John gives his thoughts on why central banks keep accumulating gold, silver’s growing role as an industrial metal, the Fed’s next moves, and much more.

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00:00 Introduction
00:27 Fed’s Hawkish Pause
02:52 Central Banks Keep Buying Gold
05:51 Silver Has Turned the Corner
09:58 Outlook for Uranium
12:01 Overvalued AI and Tech Stocks
15:17 Where Does John See Opportunity?
22:35 Market Risks

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26 Comments

  4. gipsytree

    Miners ⛏️ are a pit of piss💩 misery & death ☠️ nothing is ever bullish 🐂 for the sector it's an effing 🤡🌍 joke. $BTC will reach a NEW ATH b4 silver 🥈 ever does . Silver the ultimate thief of TIME

  7. John Inphx

    I see metals as "saving money" not investing money. People that invest in metals are worried about ups and dows for profits. Savers simply care about how many OZ have they saved up. 😂 I save silver until the stack equals my mortgage balance.

  9. Michael

    Appreciate how generous John is. I've sold some of his picks months ago because sentiment was still to the downside, but have bought them back these past 2-weeks. The one I kept from Nov '22 just ran up 350% and they haven't even begun drilling yet: Champion Electric. If you're not able to do followup researches on them, then you gotta sign up. These are great assets and depending on when you buy, you can be a bit too early.

  12. Conrad fitzpatrick

    This is a great video ,I learn a lot watching your videos and it has been helpful to me. Building a steady income is quite difficult for newbies…Thanks to Mrs.Christine Reynolds for improving my portfolio. Keep up with the good videos.

  16. No Thanks

    There was no way Powell was ever going to come out and just say we are done fore a while. If you thought that you gavent been listening… its always been Data dependent! This guy was trying to sell a tale back in June.

  20. SIlverNova

    If im told I have homework to do from one of his recommended stocks performing poorly. What benefit do i gain? What does that even mean ? to go and search for google articles ? . I love the metals but this community has lots of funny characters lacking transparency , best thing you can do is stay away from financial advisers and analyst clouding your judgement and learn this yourself. Its not that hard when you realize its a market makers market not the peoples market, the chart has all the info you need . This isn't rocket science but it requires discipline

  21. Tunnel Vision

    More immediately than a collapse in the stock or real estate markets, inflation directly impacts people's standard of life. It is hardly surprising that the present market attitude is so negative. If we are to live in this economy, we are in dire need of assistance. ETF and stock markets are still unpredictably volatile, just like the housing market. My $370,000 portfolio has been reduced to rubble.

  22. Billy D

    Good info — appreciate the ideas — did you ask Feneck if he was concerned with the new Mexico Mining Laws (or Mexico law changes as it relates to mines)

  23. Martin the Guitarist

    URA looks good technically? Did he actually look at the chart? It's been consistently making lower highs for a year and a half and surpassed the 400dma less and less. It's just looking for a breakdown. The 400dma is sloping down now as well. How is Cameco a good buy? It's trading at a 100x PE! These are NVIDIA type valuations. What does the uranium price need to be to justify that? The minimum you need to believe is that there will be no landing and these interest rake hikes cause no stress. Energy doesn't do well in a recession.
    I'm a big believer in nuclear but this is exactly the type of perma bull expert you want to avoid. There will be much better times to buy uranium stocks.

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