Written by Luke BurgessPosted April 12, 2023
Similar to the concept of peak oil, peak gold generally refers to the point in time when the production of gold reaches its maximum level and subsequently begins to decline.
Written by Luke SweeneyPosted April 11, 2023
The CCP’s ever-increasing crescendo of military action has escalated about as far as it can possibly go. China has no other option than to invade Taiwan.
Written by Luke BurgessPosted April 5, 2023
The truth is everyone buys gold. You might not own any gold bullion coins and bars, but chances are extremely high that you’re a gold consumer.
Written by Luke SweeneyPosted April 4, 2023
The U.S. has recently spearheaded a movement of restricting the export of critical semiconductor manufacturing equipment to Chinese customers, but how will China respond?
Written by Luke BurgessPosted March 29, 2023
If you’re considering investing in precious metals, owning a bit of gold bullion is a good idea, but if you want to invest in silver to leverage the market, your best bet is with silver stocks.
Written by Luke SweeneyPosted March 28, 2023
Every tech advancement that promises to significantly disrupt the economy is an implicit war with China. No bullets or bombs are let loose, but the stakes are just as high. The next great tech war...
Written by Luke SweeneyPosted March 21, 2023
We’re seeing a major shift in the way we interact with the internet. This advanced software doesn't exist in a vacuum. It will need cutting-edge hardware to support a huge array of new functions.
Written by Luke BurgessPosted March 15, 2023
Investing in graphite can be a smart move for investors looking to capitalize on the growing demand for EV technologies.
Written by Luke SweeneyPosted March 14, 2023
Depending on who you talk to, AI is going to either destroy society or create a new utopia — there’s no in between. But just like with the personal computer, this once-in-a-generation tech shift...
Written by Luke BurgessPosted March 8, 2023
The rising popularity of electric vehicles has led to an increase in the need for battery metals such as cobalt, lithium, nickel, and copper, but also silver.
Written by Luke BurgessPosted March 1, 2023
For automakers, getting their hands on battery metals isn't always easy since supply chains are highly complex and competitive. To address these challenges, EV makers are going straight to the source.
Written by Luke SweeneyPosted February 28, 2023
This is big news. Let analyst Luke Sweeney tell you exactly what it means for the future of AI art....