Luke Gromen – founder and president of Forest for the Trees (FFTT) – makes the case for “peak cheap gold,” and why it implies much higher gold prices from here (from FFTT Tree Rings on June 16)…

According to S&P Global, there were roughly 180 major gold discoveries (over one million ounces in reserves) in the 1990s, 120 in the 2000s, 40 in the 2010s, and none since 2019.1 With the recent strength in gold prices, majors are suddenly seeking to acquire additional resources through acquisitions. – Dan Oliver, Myrmikan Capital, 6/12/23

If you’re only watching gold priced in U.S. dollars, you could be missing a lot (from McClellan Financial Publications on June 21)…

Traders have a tendency to “think” in their own currencies, which is a natural human action.  But it is worth paying attention to how other traders may think, because how they see prices can affect their behavior in ways we might not be seeing through our own lenses. In the USA, we think in dollars,

Daniel Oliver, founder of Myrmikan Capital, explains why the government’s response to recent bank failures could ultimately be incredibly bullish for gold (from Myrmikan’s March 2023 letter)…

The bailout was arranged by the Federal’s Reserve new facility, the BTFP (Bank Term Funding Program). Under the program, Banks can borrow 100% of the face value of U.S. Treasuries, agency debt, and mortgage-backed securities for up to a year at no cost. In other words, although the market now properly prices long-dated Treasuries at

Gold stocks remain historically cheap versus both gold and the broad stock market (from Mining.com on April 4)…

The current ratio between the metal and gold stocks as represented by the NYSE Arca Gold Mining Index, is not that far off historic lows struck in 2015 and shows that gold stocks have been underperforming gold for more than a decade.  If the price of gold stays stable at today’s levels, gold stock valuations