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Why This Gold Run Could Be Bigger | Roger Rosmus – Goliath Resources

Roger Rosmus, Founder & CEO of Goliath Resources (TSXV:GOT), doesn’t hold back on his thoughts about gold pushing to new highs and what’s really driving the move. He makes a compelling case for why $3,700-$4,000 gold might be coming faster than most people think, based on the forces he’s seeing play out right now.

Majors Don’t Want to Be Left Out of This Gold Run | Mike Bennett – Altamira Gold Corp

Mike Bennett, CEO of Altamira Gold Corp. (TSXV: ALTA), has a front-row seat to how gold’s surge to all-time highs is changing the game for deposits that couldn’t make economic sense before. He walks through how they’re building on their 1.4 million ounce resource base with new discoveries in Brazil and why the current price […]

Gold Isn’t Slowing Down Anytime Soon!? | Terry Lynch – Power Metallic

Terry Lynch, CEO of Power Metallic Mines Inc. (TSXV: PNPN), doesn’t mince words when it comes to the current state of Canada’s capital markets and the real challenges that junior companies face with existing shorting rules. He’s got some strong opinions on what kind of reforms could actually spark meaningful growth in the sector.

Why Japan Could Shock the Gold Market?! | John Proust – Japan Gold

John Proust, Chairman & CEO of Japan Gold Corp. (TSXV: JG), has a unique perspective on gold’s record-setting performance and how investor enthusiasm is finally returning to the sector after years in the wilderness. He makes a strong case for why Japan’s combination of solid geology and political stability is starting to attract serious attention from majors like Barrick and Newmont.

Why Gold Royalties Could Soar In This Cycle!? | Derrick Pattenden – Nations Royalty

Derrick Pattenden, Chief Investment Officer of Nations Royalty Corp. (TSXV: NRC), has been watching gold’s surge closely and shares what he’s picking up from the sentiment at Beaver Creek — which he thinks feels like the real start of a new bull market cycle. He breaks down what investors should be watching as both majors and royalty companies start repositioning themselves for this environment.

$5,000 Gold Next Year Is Now Realistic?! | Ryan Snow – i-80 Gold Corp

Ryan Snow, CFO of i-80 Gold Corp. (TSX: IAU) (NYSE: IAUX), walks through how they’re building on rising gold sentiment with a three-phase plan to scale production to 600,000 ounces. He covers the specific catalysts investors should be watching over the next year and explains how each phase of their growth strategy connects. Ryan’s take […]

Gold’s Rise Isn’t About Inflation…It’s About Power! | Florian Grummes – Midas Touch

Florian Grummes, CEO of Midas Touch Consulting, breaks down gold’s push past record highs and connects it to the macro forces that are really driving this move — central bank buying that shows no signs of slowing, surging Chinese demand, global money printing, and a bond market that’s clearly in decline. His perspective on how […]

Gold at Record Highs Validates the Cycle | Tara Christie – Banyan Gold Corp

Tara Christie, President & CEO of Banyan Gold Corp. (TSXV: BYN), has some impressive numbers to talk about with gold hitting record highs and their stock tripling in value. She breaks down what’s generating so much excitement around the Aurmac project and how they’ve been able to deliver that kind of performance in this market. […]

The Next Gold Fortune Won’t Be In Canada?! | Anthony Milewski  – The Oregon Group

Anthony Milewski from The Oregon Group has a compelling take on why gold’s current move has real staying power — from a softer dollar and relentless central bank buying to broader de-dollarization trends and how tariff policies are reshaping global trade flows. But what really gets him excited are the potential 5-10x opportunities he’s spotting […]

Chaos Pushes Gold Higher, But Can Governments Hold It Down? | John-Mark Staude – Riverside Resources

.John-Mark Staude, President and CEO of Riverside Resources Inc. (TSXV: RRI), tackles gold’s impressive run amid all the global chaos and raises some questions about whether things might be overheating. He also digs into the structural differences between Canadian and Australian markets and why that matters for mining companies trying to raise capital.