Gold – the ultimate building block for wealth

Investors, particularly from the USA, are increasingly turning to the precious metal. This could drive the price up further. Geopolitical uncertainties persist. Even any profit-taking has so far been unable to affect the high gold price. This speaks for a high demand for gold. The massive purchases by many central banks, such as Poland, China and Russia, speak for themselves. Everyone knows that assets have already been frozen once. This does not happen so easily with gold in your own vaults. Gold provides security and preserves the value of assets. The decisions coming out of the White House are adding to the general uncertainty, as there are various dangers in the financial systems. For example, the quarrels in the Black Sea could affect global trade and lead to economic instability. And the price of the precious metal has risen by around 40 percent in the past twelve months. Fears of recession, which are slowly manifesting themselves again, are also positive for the price of the precious metal. There are no real alternatives.

Gold producers and their share prices are naturally among the beneficiaries of the high gold price. Profit margins are rising because the price of gold has risen faster than the cost of production. And investors should not only look at the big players in the industry.

Revival Gold – https://www.commodity-tv.com/ondemand/companies/profil/revival-gold-inc/ -, for example, has already seen its share price rise considerably in recent months. The company is working on the Mercur gold project in Utah and is preparing the approval process. Exploration efforts are underway at the Beartrack-Arnett gold project.

There is probably still room for improvement at Tudor Gold – https://www.commodity-tv.com/ondemand/companies/profil/tudor-gold-corp/ . The company owns the Treaty Creek project in the Golden Triangle in British Columbia (gold and copper). Resources grew encouragingly in 2024.

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