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Feb 2024
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Ronnie Stoeferle on Gold's Showdown with...

TREVOR HALL
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In this week's long-form we connect with Ronnie Stoeferle, a fund manager at Incrementum, to discuss various aspects of the gold market and the mining industry. He shares observations on the gold trade in 2024, highlighting the sentiment and positioning shifts. Stoeferle also discusses the importance of the next $100-$150 in gold and the long-term trend of the precious metal. He explores the performance of gold in foreign currencies and the role of fiscal policy versus monetary policy. Additionally, Stoeferle shares insights on interest rate cuts, the potential crumbling of the Federal Reserve, and the challenges and potential of the mining industry.


In the second segment, we publish an excerpt from Chris Berry's Power Current Podcast, also found on the Clear Commodity Network. Chris welcomes Ernest Scheyder of Reuters to discuss the latest book, "The War Below: Lithium, Copper, and the Global Battle to Power Our Lives". The book explores the tension and choices surrounding critical minerals and the energy transition. It delves into the challenges and complexities of mining projects, the role of consumers in shaping mining practices, and the potential impact of technology on critical minerals. The book also examines the role of government, the potential of battery recycling, and the similarities between the shale revolution and critical minerals. It highlights the importance of curiosity in journalism and writing and shares personal experiences and favorite moments from the author's research.


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