Private investor Don Hansen returns to share his latest thoughts on gold, this time shedding light on how international trade and tariffs work, and why past systems backed by the yellow metal could better serve the world today.

He also shares another tailwind that could be building for the gold price.

This interview was filmed on March 3, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:40 - Trade deficits explained

4:46 - Free trade vs. fair trade

9:22 - US trade balance history

13:40 - US tariff usage history

19:30 - Petrodollar, Plaza Accord

23:48 - Japan as case study

27:22 - A new tailwind for gold

33:34 - Do answers lie in the past?

38:22 - US can't grow out of debt

40:55 - Outro

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Edward Sterck of the World Platinum Investment Council breaks down platinum supply, demand and price dynamics in 2026.

While this year's platinum market deficit is expected to be much smaller than 2025's record shortfall of over a million ounces, many of the precious metal's key drivers are still set to impact the sector moving forward.

"A lot of those themes behind the price run last year are still in play this year, and really arguably for the foreseeable future," he said.

This interview was filmed on March 9, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:21 - 2025 platinum deficit

2:37 - Platinum price breakout

5:22 - Will miners boost supply?

7:14 - Demand drivers for 2026

9:59 - China's growing influence

12:39 - Iran war market impact

15:27 - Key factors to watch

17:29 - Will platinum keep rising?

18:56 - Outro

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Josef Schachter of the Schachter Energy Report shares his outlook for oil prices and stocks as the Iran war continues.

"Right now, the key thing is how long does it last and what is the reason that they want the war," he said.

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This interview was filmed on March 10, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:31 - How long will war last?

7:15 - Two oil price scenarios

8:43 - Trump admin messaging

12:02 - War factors to watch

15:05 - Russian oil prices up

18:25 - Oil/gas stock impact

22:43 - Canada oil/gas potential

28:46 - M&A activity to heat up

34:59 - Oil/gas entry points

38:28 - New areas of supply

41:47 - Outro

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David Cates of Denison Mines discusses uranium market dynamics, as well as the company's path forward after its recent final investment decision for the Phoenix ISR uranium project in Saskatchewan's Athabasca Basin.

Construction at the asset has begun, with first production planned for mid-2028.

"When you look at global projects that can come to the market in a meaningful size, multi-million pounds a year of production, there are few, if any, other than Phoenix, that can come to the market before 2030," Cates said.

This interview was filmed on March 3, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:56 - Phoenix in construction

5:09 - Supply/demand balance

6:40 - Incentive price, M&A

9:11 - Uranium price catalysts

12:36 - Denison's other assets

14:16 - Athabasca opening up

17:17 - Outro

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Joe Mazumdar of Exploration Insights explains his strategy for picking stocks in a bull market, saying good companies are getting pricier.

"When you find deposits that don't have that fatal flaw, let's say, (and have a) good jurisdiction with good management, you will have to pay up for it," he said. "And I'm not worried about paying up for it, because I've seen things from there go up even more." Mazumdar also discusses the health of the junior resource sector and recent M&A activity in the space.

This interview was filmed on March 2, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

1:58 - Joe's portfolio now

5:13 - Are the juniors healthy?

7:58 - Is Mexico too risky?

11:19 - Balancing risk via M&A

15:12 - Barrick's spinout plans

18:47 - Where is gold in cycle?

21:26 - US critical minerals

23:55 - How to invest $10,000

25:30 - Outro

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Jeffrey Christian of CPM Group sees gold and silver prices continuing to rise as global political and economic risks persist.

"We look at the world right now and we see a world where the risks and uncertainties are greater now than at any time since Pearl Harbor. December 1941. The war went on for a few more years, but after Pearl Harbor everyone knew who would win," he said. "The risks and uncertainties are greater now than ever before since 1941, and I don't necessarily see how they get resolved."

This interview was filmed on March 2, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

1:52 - Gold, silver price drivers

6:35 - Gold price during war

8:25 - Refinery backups and flows

13:24 - China's silver exports

16:03 - CME Group trading issues

22:00 - Can the Comex default?

27:10 - Highest risk since WWII

28:49 - Outro

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Brian Leni of Junior Stock Review explains where he sees opportunity in the resource space, saying that advanced developers represent the best risk/reward right now. He also pointed to signs that more generalists are entering the space.

"I think you're going to see that flood of money — top-end funds, but also at the retail level — stepping in," Leni said.

This interview was filmed on March 1, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:59 - Brian's portfolio now

2:18 - Rotating into copper

6:26 - Best risk/reward

7:42 - When to take profits

10:26 - Looking for new ideas

13:40 - Mining M&A activity

17:05 - Generalist interest up

19:18 - How to invest $10,000

21:36 - Outro

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Tavi Costa of Azuria Capital explains where he's looking to deploy capital right now, mentioning mining, energy and emerging markets.

"When I apply macro analysis into markets, there's a few things that look exceptionally cheap today that could be extremely asymmetric," he said. "Again, I could be wrong in three of them, but if I get one right it's going to go up."

This interview was filmed on March 2, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

1:19 - Inflection point reached

3:04 - Where is gold in cycle

7:10 - Lack of discoveries

9:03 - US dollar and economy

11:33 - Latin America investing

13:55 - Energy opportunities

17:25 - Copper and agriculture

21:04 - How to invest $10,000

25:51 - Outro

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