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Renowned investor Rick Rule shares expectations for precious metals

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06 August 2024 03:30 (EST)

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As we get deeper into the second half of the year, The Market Online spoke with sought-after speaker and investor Rick Rule. 

Rule started his career in 1974 and is known for his expertise in many resource sectors. He is the founder of Sprott US Holdings, a subsidiary of Sprott Inc. – and retired from the company in 2021. He remains one of the company’s largest shareholders and is actively engaged in private placement markets, through originating and participating in hundreds of debt and equity transactions. 

Rule shares his investment wisdom in the above video as we examine precious metals, with a focus on gold and silver.  

He does not like to confine himself to six-month discussions and prefers a 60-month duration. Some of the highlights from the interview:

When looking at miners, he advises diligent investors to look at companies with at least 1 million ounces in indicated reserves and resources as well as a prefeasibility study and a preliminary economic assessment.

“What’s most important as a speculator is to concentrate on stock selection, not sector selection,” Rule says.

Silver story

Rule emphasized that silver usually follows gold.

“Silver tends to move further and faster after the momentum has been established by gold,” Rule says. “The silver jurors are in its early innings, as the momentum hasn’t been established by gold.”

He concludes that silver stocks outlasted the “hate” and in late 2023 and early 2024 they were regarded online as “toxic assets,” which is why he became so attracted to them.

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