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In this interview from the 2025 New Orleans Investment Conference, Matt Warder of Seawolf Research lays out a high-level macro view on coal and rare earth markets. He explains how Chinese steel exports have disrupted pricing across both thermal and metallurgical coal, with met coal dropping from 600 to 175. Despite soft prices, coal stocks have sharply outperformed the broader market, benefiting from rising interest in small caps, high short interest, and rare earth exposure. Warder notes that thermal coal is still profitable domestically and points to AI-driven base load demand as a key factor supporting coal and gas going forward. Connect with Matt Warder! Twitter: https://x.com/mfwarder LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mfwarder/ Substack: https://substack.com/@seawolfresearch The discussion then pivots to rare earths with a focus on Ramaco Resources and its Brook Mine in Wyoming, which contains rare earths within its clay zones. Warder highlights the growing importance of Western nations develop

Jordan Roy-Byrne sat down with Steve Barton at the 2025 New Orleans Investment Conference to discuss the shifting tides in global markets. Drawing comparisons to the late 1960s, Roy-Byrne pointed to a secular bear market in bonds as capital steadily exits fixed income and begins flowing into gold and stocks. He outlined why gold's performance relative to the S&P 500 is the most important chart to watch and emphasized that once gold breaks above key resistance on that ratio, the move to five thousand and beyond becomes highly likely. Silver could also accelerate toward one hundred in that scenario.   https://x.com/TheDailyGold https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordan-roy-byrne-cmt-mfta-84b15b351   They explored near-term correction levels for both metals with Roy-Byrne identifying thirty-six hundred to thirty-seven hundred as key zones to watch for gold and low forties as a potential base for silver. He stressed the importance of using ratio charts to track intermarket flows and explained why technical anal

In this week's feature from the New Orleans Investment Conference 2025, Darrell Thomas of the Money Levels Show and VRIC Media joins Steve Barton for a deep discussion on the shifting global economy. Darrell outlines how the world is being reshaped by rising East-West tensions and the breakdown of long-standing trade relationships. He points to the escalating US national debt and unfunded entitlements as signals of an unavoidable surge in deficit spending and inflation. These conditions, according to Darrell, set the stage for hard assets like gold to outperform. He explains how tokenization is modernizing gold ownership and forecasts a major currency reset with gold potentially being revalued as high as $50,000.   Learn More about Darrell Thomas! https://www.youtube.com/@TheMoneyLevelsShow https://www.youtube.com/@vricmedia   The conversation moves into strategy as Darrell reveals recent profit-taking from uranium positions and a shift into larger-cap gold equities like Wheaton and Franco-Nevada. He sees opp

In this week's Monday Market Moves, I break down major shifts across the commodity landscape. The S&P 500 hit a new high before fading slightly, while the DXY gained 0.8% and approaches key resistance. Yields ticked higher, but downside pressure may be building. The VIX rose 6.5%, flashing early risk-off signals. Gold and silver ended the month with bearish closes—gold showing a topping tail and silver looking weak technically. I walked through key Fibonacci retracement levels and stressed stacking physical metals first before diving into miners and leveraged setups. Uranium jumped over 6% as the Sprott Trust added 550,000 pounds of U₃O₈ and held well above its 200-day moving average. Copper stayed strong, trading above $5, while COPX showed signs of a triple bottom. Oil is consolidating into a bullish flag and could make a run at $68. Natural gas reversed sharply, surging 24.8% to wipe out the prior bearish structure. Coal paused, platinum kept flagging lower, and palladium formed a clean cup and handl

Steve Barton delivers another high-impact edition of Monday Market Moves with sharp insights into this week's commodity investing landscape. The S&P 500 pushed to a new all-time high while the dollar and bond yields signaled strength amid softening market volatility. Gold and silver both saw notable pullbacks after extended runs, with bearish patterns forming on the charts and ETF performance lagging behind physical metals. Uranium held its ground near the 50-day moving average while copper climbed above five dollars, showing resilience despite mixed signals from broader markets.   Spooktacular Sale link for Substack:  https://stevebarton.substack.com/90bafc34 Spooktacular Discount code for TA Series:  INITTOWINIT Q & A with Rick Rule on Thursday Oct 30th at 12:30pm Pacific Time:  https://ruleclassroom.com/posts/91872446?utm_source=manual   Oil rallied strongly following geopolitical headlines while natural gas surged nearly ten percent, bouncing off a key trendline. Coal remained range-bound

Charlotte McLeod from Investing News Network joins In It To Win It to share her journey from English major to finance media leader. She opens up about how she broke into the commodity space, how the pandemic shifted her focus to YouTube interviews, and what she has learned from years of speaking with top market experts. Charlotte discusses her views on the state of the global economy, the challenges of inflation, confusing job data, rising debt, and why the growing concern from average people is worth paying attention to. Charlotte highlights gold, silver, and uranium as the commodities she tracks most closely while pointing to critical minerals, copper, agricultural resources, and even water as areas to watch. She explains the balance between covering hot sectors and spotlighting under-the-radar opportunities. For those entering the finance media world, she offers real-world advice based on her experience. Charlotte also discusses how she prepares for uncertainty by owning physical metals and staying groun

Lobo Tiggre from The Independent Speculator joins In It To Win It to deliver sharp insights on the global economy and the commodities primed for major moves. He outlines his bullish outlook on gold, silver, uranium, and copper while introducing his Upside Maximizer strategy to help investors lock in profits without missing upside potential. Lobo emphasizes the importance of disciplined profit-taking and explains why taking money off the table doesn't mean giving up on long-term gains. Lobo also tackles fan questions about trailing stops, when to shift from accumulation to aggressive buying, and how to spot red flags in junior miners. Lobo shares his take on uranium as a critical mineral, breaks down the ongoing copper supply crunch, and explains why oil might be nearing a buying opportunity. He also touches on political risk in Latin America and how global instability shapes commodity investing. For more expert-level market guidance, be sure to like, share, and subscribe.   Connect with Lobo Tiggre! Lo

Steve Barton returns in this week’s Monday Market Moves with a focused breakdown of key developments in commodities and equities. The S&P 500 pulled back after failing to reach a new high, while the dollar regained strength and bond yields moved lower as risk sentiment shifted. Gold and silver reached record levels but showed signs of short-term weakness with backwardation and bearish chart patterns. Mining stocks underperformed the metals, raising caution. Copper held modest gains but remains vulnerable to broader economic concerns. Uranium eased from recent highs, though its overall trend remains intact. Oil and natural gas both declined, finding support near technical levels. Coal prices held steady, and platinum and palladium continued to diverge in performance. Nickel showed signs of reversal after strong volume spikes, and Bitcoin dropped sharply, testing its 200-day moving average. For more detailed analysis and premium content, visit stevebartonmoney.com. Remember to like, share, and subscribe t

Justin Huhn of Uranium Insider joins In It To Win It to provide an expert breakdown of the uranium market as it faces growing supply challenges. He discusses production issues from Cameco and Kazakhstan, along with China's continued uranium stockpiling in Africa. Huhn explains why the global market now faces a multi-year supply shortfall of over 30 million pounds, reinforcing a long-term bullish outlook. He outlines the potential of laser enrichment technology through Cameco's investment in GLE and shares insight on why US uranium independence by 2028 remains unlikely. The conversation also covers weak term contracting volumes, rising interest from data center operators in nuclear energy, and the risks and rewards of uranium equities like OKLO. For more expert market coverage, make sure to like, share, and subscribe.   Connect with Justin Huhn!  Uranium Insider  

Michael Oliver returns to In It To Win It with a sharp analysis of gold, silver, and platinum amid growing instability in financial markets. He explains how momentum indicators, not price alone, signal that the stock market may be forming a major top similar to those in 2000 and 2008. Silver stands out as deeply undervalued, and Oliver believes it is positioned for a breakout that could send prices above 200. He also discusses the impact of rising government debt, inflation, and weakening fiat currencies, noting that these forces are accelerating capital flows into precious metals. Oliver shares critical price levels to watch and explains why miners are beginning to outperform. He highlights the significance of the silver-to-gold ratio and compares historical moves in copper and lead to show how suppressed assets can rapidly reprice. Platinum is also discussed, though he cautions against treating it as a monetary metal. With momentum diverging sharply from price across major markets, Oliver outlines what in

Steve Barton returns with this week’s Monday Market Moves, breaking down a volatile shift across global markets. The S&P 500 slipped below trend while the dollar tested key support and bond yields hovered near 4%, signaling renewed uncertainty. Gold moved into backwardation as miners softened, and silver’s spot premium over futures pointed to short-term market stress. Copper continued to weaken amid recession fears, while uranium cooled after recent highs but maintained its long-term bullish structure. Oil broke below critical support levels as natural gas formed a double-top pattern near its 200-day average. Coal turned bearish after a recent engulfing candle, platinum and palladium lost momentum, and nickel stalled near prior highs. Bitcoin spiked to new highs before retracing toward its moving average, suggesting short-term consolidation ahead. Stay tuned for deeper analysis, upcoming trade setups, and viewer Q&A in next week’s episode of Monday Market Moves. The episode includes technical and f

Rick Rule joins In It To Win It to break down the surge in gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and oil. He explains how investor enthusiasm, central bank buying, and speculative momentum are pushing metals higher while warning of potential short-term volatility. Drawing on highlights from his recent Gold Bootcamp, Rick points to continued strength in precious metals but suggests the real opportunity now lies in the undervalued oil sector. Gold Bootcamp: http://lumaconference.com/bootcamp-partner/?via=inittowinit He outlines why oil remains hated by the market despite strong fundamentals and long-term supply concerns. From Exxon's discounted valuation to falling investment in new production, Rick sees a major setup unfolding. He also touches on geopolitical risk, technology's role in production, and the future of BattleBank. Watch, like, and subscribe for more expert insights into natural resources and commodity markets.   Connect with Rick Rule! Gold Bootcamp Rule Classroom (Free)  Rule Classroom P

Brien Lundin, editor of Gold Newsletter and host of the New Orleans Investment Conference, joins Steve Barton to break down today’s critical moves in precious metals and global markets. With gold eyeing four thousand dollars and silver pressing toward record highs, he explains why central banks are buying aggressively and why this cycle is different. Lundin explores the signals coming from gold and bond markets, calling them indicators that we are entering the final chapter of the fiat currency era. He offers clear reasoning on why gold is not a hedge against uncertainty but a safeguard against the certainty of currency debasement.  Come to the Conference  The discussion covers why silver could surge beyond previous highs, how mining stocks still offer deep value, and why uranium and copper are primed for long-term gains. Lundin shares specific examples like Banyan Gold and Prospector Metals, offering insight into the emotional and strategic dynamics driving junior mining markets. He warns against common

Legendary market analyst Steve Penny from Silver Chartist returns with a powerful breakdown of gold, silver, oil, uranium, and overlooked resource stocks. With gold closing above 4000 and silver approaching the key 50 level, Steve explains what these moves mean for both long-term investors and short-term traders. He highlights technical signals on the charts and outlines why caution is needed at these elevated levels, especially in silver and gold. His analysis of copper, uranium through URNM and SPUT, and oil's relative undervaluation provides timely perspective on the broader commodities landscape. If you want to join the Silver Chartist, click here! Steve shares insights on the strength of energy stocks like ExxonMobil, Devon Energy, Birchcliff, and Peyto, emphasizing the unique setup forming in the oil and gas space. He also dives into housing ratios, explains how to build conviction through fundamentals, and reveals his strategy for managing physical metals through different market phases. With a foc

Energy expert Doomberg returns to explore the volatile crosscurrents of global markets, energy systems, and geopolitics. From gold’s quiet surge and the implications of the Chevron refinery fire to the rising influence of BRICS nations and military movements near Venezuela, this episode delivers insights rarely covered by mainstream outlets. Doomberg explains how stablecoins, oil, nuclear power, and debt management tools are shaping the future of global finance and reserve systems. He breaks down the deflationary trend across commodities like oil and uranium, pointing to technology and oversupply as key drivers. The conversation highlights how stablecoins are being leveraged to prop up short-term Treasury demand, and how California's refinery infrastructure could trigger a localized fuel crisis. Doomberg also reveals the growing energy instability in Mexico and Venezuela, forecasts the unraveling of Ukraine’s energy grid, and warns of the political consequences across Europe. The episode wraps with a look a

Steve Barton returns with this week’s Monday Market Moves. The S&P 500 continues to climb while the dollar and yields ease, reflecting shifting expectations around monetary policy. Gold has broken through resistance and miner stocks are showing strength, while silver pushes toward the 48 to 53 range with strong momentum. Copper is holding firm despite challenges facing major producers such as FCX, and uranium has cooled but remains within a constructive long-term pattern. Oil is testing key support as natural gas stalls near the 200 day moving average. Coal remains supported by a golden cross, platinum is challenging Fibonacci resistance with a new bullish setup, and nickel and major mining ETFs continue to trend higher. Bitcoin has shrugged off a failed breakdown and is now pressing toward all time highs. Stay tuned for more insights and strategies in the weeks ahead. The episode includes technical and fundamental analysis across energy, metals, and equities, plus a preview of Steve’s newly released t

Marc LaFleche, CEO of Ecora Resources, explains how the company is positioned to benefit from the global shift to clean energy through its royalty-based exposure to copper, cobalt, and other battery metals. With assets across five continents and a focus on low-risk jurisdictions, Ecora’s model allows investors to tap into critical mineral demand without the operational risks of mining. LaFleche also discusses Ecora’s market capitalization, low debt profile, and strong pipeline of growth-stage projects. As global commodity markets evolve and electrification accelerates, Ecora offers strategic access to essential materials driving the energy transition.   Connect with Marc Lafleche! Website LinkedIn  

Rick Rule of Rule Investment Media reveals urgent shifts in the precious metals and energy markets as gold, silver, and copper enter high-stakes bull cycles. In this final chapter of his Gold Bootcamp trilogy, Rule focuses on junior miners and single-asset producers, cautioning that while early gains may be behind us, disciplined investors can still access significant upside. He outlines his personal strategy, reducing junior exposure and rotating into physical gold and top-tier oil names like Exxon, where he sees long-term value. Join the Bootcamp: http://lumaconference.com/bootcamp-partner/?via=inittowinit Rule explains silver's move from an overlooked asset to a momentum-driven rally, fueled by strong exploration results and generalist investor interest. He also dives into the global copper shortage, intensified by disruptions at Freeport-McMoRan, and platinum’s sudden price jump linked to Russian supply exhaustion. For investors seeking clarity and opportunity in commodity markets, this interview deli

Ed Sterck of the World Platinum Investment Council breaks down why platinum is heading for a deep, sustained supply deficit through 2029, while palladium is shifting into surplus driven by increased recycling. He explains how structural factors like supply constraints, vehicle electrification, and substitution trends are reshaping the outlook for both metals. Sterck also highlights the broader impact of macro trends including a weakening US dollar, central bank gold buying, and potential US tariffs. With China’s platinum jewelry demand rising and geopolitical risks tightening supply chains, platinum may offer strong upside. This timely update offers a clear view into precious metals markets under pressure.   Connect with Ed Sterck! YouTube: https://platinuminvestment.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/world-platinum-investment-council/  

Steve Barton returns with this week’s Monday Market Moves. The S&P 500 pulled back slightly but still reached a new intraday record near 6700 while the dollar continued higher within its long-term channel. Gold surged to fresh all-time highs with miners also climbing and silver outperformed with an 8.6 percent weekly gain pushing toward the upper 40s. Copper advanced as supply disruptions supported prices and uranium extended its run with spot moving above the term price and ETFs showing strong gains.  Join the Bootcamp:  http://lumaconference.com/bootcamp-partner/?via=inittowinit Crude oil bounced more than 5 percent off support and natural gas surged 11 percent after a sharp breakout. Coal edged higher but remains historically undervalued and platinum delivered a powerful 13 percent rally breaking out of long-term resistance. Nickel slipped modestly yet tested key breakout levels while Bitcoin declined nearly 5 percent and formed a possible head and shoulders pattern pointing to further downside risk