Time to buy or sell uranium, silver, copper Stocks? | Resource Heads Ep. 44

What to watch next week?

Next week should be rather calm in the markets.

European Union GDP will be announced on Wednesday, and Christine Lagarde will be speaking on Thursday. China also releases their CPI on that day, and the US announces PPI on the next day (Friday).In this episode of “Resource Heads”, I tried to figure out whether it’s time to buy or sell stocks. More specifically, uranium, silver, gold, and copper stocks, as those are the only ones I own. Not that this should matter to you.

According to Lobo Tiggre (and George Gammon), now might not be the best time to buy gold, silver, copper (and other industrial metals) stocks. Lobo still likes uranium stocks, though.

As George Gammon pointed out in one of his latest videos; in recent past, when the FED had pivoted the market crashed rather shortly and rather badly after the pivot. That’s because a pivot might be indicating that something has “broken” in the economy. That’s the moment bad news goes back to being bad news. We have a lot of that piled up and waiting to take a toll on the market.

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Timestamps
00:00 Important note
01:55 I went to a conference
03:53 Weekly stock market overview
14:35 Lobo Tiggre: buy or sell stocks?
50:40 South Korea strikes continue
52:00 Britain's bird flu is getting worse
54:00 Copper innovation is picking up
57:10 Regular Portfolios - Armin
01:11:25 What I'm watching next week

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