Gold and silver have both pulled back sharply from the record highs they set in January, but Shawn Khunkhun doesn’t think the bull market is over.
Khunkhun, President of Contango Silver & Gold Corp. (NYSE American: CTGO) (TSX: CTGO), joins us at the 2026 Rule Symposium for Natural Resources in Boca Raton to make the case for why both metals still have room to run. Gold has fallen from its January peak near record territory to trade around $4,100 an ounce, while silver has given back roughly half its value from its own record high above $120.
He also walks through how his own company fits into that thesis. Contango Silver & Gold took shape in March through a merger of equals between Contango ORE and Dolly Varden Silver, bringing together Contango’s cash-flowing Manh Choh gold mine in Alaska with Dolly Varden’s high-grade Kitsault Valley silver-gold project in British Columbia. Khunkhun details the company’s direct shipping ore strategy, previews upcoming resource updates and drilling catalysts, and explains why he believes the market hasn’t caught up to what the combined company is worth.
