The days of “easy money” for junior miners may be over, according to Rick Rule, president of Sprott U.S., who sees record levels of financing for even low-quality junior mining projects as a sign of caution.

    “The space itself, I think is substantially overbought. The truth is, scores of companies have been able to do very, very large financings,” Rule told Kitco News.

    0:18 – Sector exhibiting overbought signals
    2:06 – Valuations of financings don’t make sense
    4:54 – Long-term outlook
    7:14 – Rotating capital into senior producers
    8:30 – How Rick Rule picks “best of the best” stocks
    10:56 – Digital Euro
    14:09 – Digital goods vs gold companies
    17:13 – Sprott portfolio rankings: “spectacular” vs “truly farcical” portfolios
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