Rick Rule

"MOST Will Be Wiped Out..." - Jim Rickards | Gold and Silver Price | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that the best mining deals are becoming harder to find as more money crowds into the sector, so disciplined investors need to focus on moat, risks, and the size of the prize versus the cost of the test. He also says silver is no longer hated the way it was years ago, which makes him less excited tactically, while gold/silver miners could become more attractive again if a renewed rate-rise or sentiment washout pushes them back into disgust.

Why Gold Bulls Should Not Fear This Selloff | Rick Rule

Preview:Veteran resource investor Rick Rule argues the recent gold selloff is a normal and healthy part of a secular bull market, not a reason to panic. He frames higher nominal US rates and a hawkish Fed as the proximate cause, but insists the structural case for gold — unpayable US debt, $120T in unfunded entitlements, and 8-10% real purchasing power erosion — remains fully intact. Rule sees further summer weakness as a buying opportunity, especially in high-quality gold equities like Franco-Nevada, Wheaton Precious, and Agnico Eagle. He discusses private credit risks, the Iran conflict's fiscal drag, Canadian government bailouts, and his new Battle Bank venture. The overarching message: lower prices are a gift for structural buyers who understand why they own gold.

Rick Rule: Buy Gold Now Before The Crowd Comes Back

Preview:Rick Rule says AI is powerful when it is used to query constrained, data-heavy problems, but he has no view on AI valuations or broad tech market pricing. The rest of the interview is a strong bullish case for gold and select mining equities, especially high-quality explorers, prospect generators, and politically risky but geologically prospective copper belts, with the caveat that a rough summer could create a buying opportunity.

Gold Gets Sold First When Markets Crash, And Then This Happens | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues the near-term setup for gold is vulnerable because higher U.S. rates would likely strengthen the dollar and pressure dollar-denominated assets, including gold. But he maintains the longer-term thesis remains intact because he expects the U.S. political system to eventually capitulate to debt-service pressure, force rates lower, and monetize deficits, which should be supportive of gold and precious metals.

Silver Supercycle! Silver is About to Do Something Most Investors Won't Expect | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that investing works best when capital is divided into liquidity, core holdings, growth, and speculative buckets, and when speculation is managed by repeatedly asking what unanswered question a company can still answer. He uses examples from exploration stocks to show why he sells into euphoria when a target is reached before the thesis is proven, and buys more when drilling or other data materially improve the odds.

Huge News From China! Prepare for the BIGGEST Silver MOVE in HISTORY, Stackers Will be MILLIONAIRES

Preview:The speaker argues for a selective, quality-first approach to resource investing: stay cautious on the economy and commodity prices in the near term, but remain bullish on long-term copper, silver, and certain gold names. He repeatedly prefers strong operators, real deposit quality, and disciplined capital allocation over cheap stories or companies that need too much faith.

Prepare for the Collapse! Gold & Silver Stackers Will be Millionaires in July – Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule is bullish on resources over the medium and long term, but he thinks the near-term setup for gold, miners, and some energy names is choppy because U.S. rates are still high and expensive oil could slow growth. He highlights several specific opportunities—GoGold, Dundee, Peyto, Birchcliff, Equinox, Nickel, Meteoric Resources, and Brazil-linked development stories—while stressing patience, permitting, and financing risk.

3 Minutes Ago: Rick Rule Shared a Horrible News

Preview:Rick Rule argues that the recent weakness in gold and gold stocks is largely a rate-and-dollar story in the near term, but that the bigger problem is the market cycle: he says he is reducing risk in the strongest, highest-quality parts of precious metals and putting new money into the riskiest exploration names because that is where mispricing is now showing up. He also broadens the discussion to energy and commodities, saying higher oil prices and the global scramble for compute/data-center power will favor large, hard-to-supply markets like copper and uranium, with geopolitical shocks accelerating investment in energy security.

3 Minutes Ago: Rick Rule Shared a Horrible News

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold’s weakness in 2026 was driven less by geopolitical fear and more by a stronger U.S. dollar, higher real rates, and the temporary appeal of yield-bearing instruments. He thinks political pressure will eventually force lower nominal rates, which would improve gold’s chart and intensify the real-rate problem for savers.

Rick Rule :"If You Own GOLD or SILVER, You Need to See This NOW!" | Silver Price 2026

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold and silver are still attractive because he expects ongoing U.S. dollar debasement, persistent debt/entitlement problems, and a policy response of low real rates plus money creation. He frames gold mainly as a store of purchasing power rather than a trade, and says he prefers silver stocks over physical silver because he sees better relative value there.

Rick Rule: "The Biggest Silver SHOCK Ever Is Coming" | Silver Price Prediction 2026

Preview:Rick Rule gives a broad natural-resources tour centered on uranium, platinum, copper, iron, and select miners. His clearest near-term call is that copper could drift lower in the very short run on higher rates, margin calls, and weaker Chinese demand, while uranium remains his preferred long-duration idea because supply is constrained and energy-security concerns are reviving nuclear interest. He is also constructive on platinum as a contrarian bet against the consensus that internal combustion engines are disappearing, and he favors large diversified miners like BHP and Rio if investors can tolerate volatility.

Huge Gold News Coming from CHINA! If You Own Silver, Watch This Now - Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold usually leads major precious-metals rallies, with silver then outperforming once broader investors enter the space. He ties that setup to rising physical silver demand, especially in India, and to a broader scarcity story across energy and copper that he thinks will ration prices higher over time.

Rick Rule: War and Debt Will Make Gold Investors Rich

Preview:Rick Rule argues the next decade should be strong for natural resources, but only for investors willing to endure sharp volatility and cyclical drawdowns. He remains constructive on gold, oil, uranium, and select miners, while emphasizing that the easy money in hated commodities has largely passed and that the best returns now come from buying quality on weakness rather than chasing momentum.

3 Minutes Ago: Rick Rule Shared a Horrible News

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold is still the right long-term store of purchasing power because government debt, unfunded liabilities, low real rates, and money creation are likely to persist. He is bullish on gold and selected gold miners, cautious near term on oil equities, and expects oil could weaken first before becoming tighter again later as underinvestment shows up.

Live Q&A with Rick Rule and Albert Lu

Preview:Rick Rule used the Q&A to argue that recent geopolitical and rate news may create better entry points in oil and gold, while also highlighting a handful of exploration names and capital-allocation themes. His tone was broadly bullish on long-term resource scarcity but tactical about short-term pullbacks, especially in oil stocks and gold equities.

🔴 10 GOLD & SILVER Stocks Graded (This Happens Once in 50 Years) | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues the recent weakness in gold and silver is mainly a rates-and-dollar story, not a broken bull market, and he expects precious metals to improve once U.S. policy turns easier. He is much more emphatic on the long-run setup in copper and uranium, where he sees deep supply deficits from years of underinvestment, while favoring the highest-quality miners and streamers over lower-quality names.

"This Shocking News Will Be Going GLOBAL!" - Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold remains a long-term store of value, but lower prices are currently more attractive to him as a buyer. He is constructive on select gold and silver miners, especially names with strong balance sheets or underappreciated deposit leverage, while expecting near-term weakness in oil and oil stocks if Middle East supply normalizes. He also frames the conversation around fiat debasement, debt, and the idea that markets often misprice value because most participants focus on price rather than underlying worth.

Rick Rule & Lynette Zang : "Silver Is About To Do Something UNBELIEVABLE Tomorrow!"

Preview:A long gold-and-silver conversation centered on fiat debasement, central-bank gold buying, and why physical precious metals look more attractive than nominal bond yields. The speakers argue that spot prices are only a reference, that gold is a savings vehicle rather than a trade, and that silver may lag gold until broader generalist participation arrives. They also widen into a broader macro frame: dollar hegemony is weakening, foreign governments are diversifying away from Treasuries, and the AI/data-center boom runs into an energy constraint.

If You Own Gold or Silver, STOP Scrolling - This is happening Faster than expected- Rick & Lynette

Preview:The speaker argues that the current mix of war-driven oil disruption, years of underinvestment in resources, and a weaker U.S. dollar is creating a repeat of the 1970s resource bull market. He is bullish on gold as a store of purchasing power, constructive on oil and gas because shortages have been pulled forward, and especially bullish on uranium as a longer-lasting energy-security winner.

Rick Rule: I’m Buying This Type of Junior Mining Stock (Ignored Value=Opportunity)

Preview:Rick Rule argues junior mining has moved from a crowding-driven, easy-money financing environment to one where selective buying matters again. He thinks a rough summer may give investors better entry points, especially in sub-$250M market-cap juniors with real drill results, infrastructure, and the ability to build on existing mills rather than fund standalone plants.

1 MIN AGO! "You Better Start PREPARING Yourself..." - Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold should be treated as savings, not as a trading asset. He says he keeps buying gold when he has spare liquidity, rarely sells unless a far better opportunity appears, and views the recent pullback as mostly a function of higher U.S. nominal rates and changing liquidity rather than a broken long-term thesis.

BRACE YOURSELF! Silver’s Bull Market is Back, THE UNTHINKABLE Is About To Happen To SILVER & MINNERS

Preview:This is a long interview-style market discussion centered on gold, silver, purchasing power, and the macro consequences of war, deficits, and energy prices. The speaker argues that markets are a venue for buying undervalued businesses, not a truth-telling “subject,” and says broad selloffs can be beneficial if one remains solvent. He is bearish on the idea that a peace announcement would quickly erase the economic damage from the conflict, and he thinks higher energy prices and war spending are feeding credit stress and a heavier Treasury refinancing burden. He also says Canada has underperformed largely through policy mistakes and underused energy and human capital. On hard assets, he frames gold as savings meant to preserve purchasing power, says he mostly saves in gold, and notes that after a “hyperbolic up move in silver” he sold 80% of his physical silver and moved proceeds into gold and short-term Treasuries.

Rick Rule Called Gold Price Crash; Reveals Shocking Move After The Storm

Preview:Rick Rule argues that broad market selloffs are opportunities because he treats markets as venues to buy fractional ownership of businesses below value, not as a signal in themselves. He is bullish on gold as long-term purchasing-power protection, skeptical of gold's near-term path, constructive on select gold miners and Canadian natural gas, and believes the recent Iran war and higher rates are worsening deficits, liquidity, and credit conditions.

"We're 101% Certain! Gold & Silver Prices Are About to Rise DRAMATICALLY" - Ric Rule

Preview:Ric Rule argues that the important gold driver is not war itself but the fiscal and monetary response to war: higher deficits, pressure on long bonds, and eventual currency debasement. He pairs that macro view with a resource-stock tour, preferring quality silver, royalty/streaming, and copper names, while warning that much of the current tech/AI excitement and IPO activity may be drawing liquidity away from other sectors.

"You NEED To Own Just 1 KILO SILVER - Here's Why": Rick Rule | Silver Price Prediction 2026

Preview:Rick Rule uses the episode to argue that resource investors should lean into exploration, hold discounted holding companies when management is trustworthy, and think long-term about commodities and energy. He highlights unusually strong copper drill hits, a structural bull case for commodities tied to India’s growth and broader electrification, and specific views on Gold Mining Inc. and Lion Zone Metals.

Live Q&A with Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule framed the session around two themes: the Rule Symposium is evolving toward younger natural-resource entrepreneurs and more oil and gas, and he thinks parts of the junior resource space are finally translating fresh money into standout drill results. He used that setup to answer viewer questions on copper demand, gold, royalty companies, nickel, silver, and several specific miners and spinouts, while repeatedly emphasizing sum-of-the-parts valuation and buying disliked assets in weak markets.

I am 101% certain! If you own GOLD or SILVER you haven't been told about this! | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold is savings, not a trade, and that the U.S. and Canada are headed toward dishonest default through money-supply expansion rather than explicit repayment. He is bullish on gold and uranium over the next decade, cautious on silver after selling into a speculative melt-up, and skeptical of valuing high-multiple tech names or the S&P 500’s narrow breadth.

5 MINS AGO! Rick Rule Shared Terrifying Predictions

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold is primarily a savings vehicle for protecting purchasing power, not a trade, and that the next decade is likely to be favorable for precious metals because of fiscal stress, high liabilities, and the likelihood of dishonest default through liquidity creation rather than honest repayment. He is more mixed on silver near term, saying he sold it in January after a speculative melt-up, but remains constructive on gold and long-term copper while expecting the next 6 months in copper could be difficult.

3 Minutes Ago: Rick Rule Shared a Horrible News

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold is savings, silver is a speculative position, and the current setup still favors precious metals over a multi-year horizon because of debt, money creation, and potential policy repression. He also says silver had become too crowded in January, so he sold it, while gold remains something he wants to hold through volatility rather than trade.

Rick Rule :"If You Own GOLD or SILVER, You Need to See This NOW!" | Silver Price 2026

Preview:Rick Rule argues that resource investors should focus on the “boring middle” of development, where discoveries have been made but the market has not yet fully priced in permitting, feasibility work, financing, and eventual M&A. He is constructive on senior gold miners over a multi-year horizon, sees M&A staying active, and thinks oil is already moving into real physical shortage pricing, especially outside North America. He also highlights tax treatment, leverage discipline, and a few niche resource names and publications he thinks investors should study.

Trump Just Activated A Gold Revaluation Loophole Congress Never Saw Coming | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that his edge is buying what is hated, undervalued, or forced into index-driven demand, while avoiding areas he cannot value well. He is bullish on oil, uranium, and select resource names, but wary of parabolic moves and overexcited crowd behavior. He also expresses skepticism about mega-cap tech valuations and says the market’s breadth is too narrow, with too much of the S&P 500 dependent on a small cluster of stocks.

Gold is Down Over 20% From the 2026 High. Is It Over? Rick Rule Says Most Still Don't Get This

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold’s recent weakness is mostly a liquidity and timing issue, not a broken thesis: in his view, gold is best understood as insurance against fiat purchasing-power loss, and he thinks that realization still has further to spread. He is more constructive on uranium, saying the easy money has already been made but the stronger part of the move may still lie ahead because of rising global power demand, nuclear restarts, and a renewed focus on energy security.

$2000 Silver! This Is What Every Silver & Gold Stacker Should Do | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that recent geopolitical shocks have accelerated interest in energy security, but the more important investment edge is in long-duration supply shortages across uranium, oil, and especially copper. He says uranium demand should rise over the next several years, oil may spike if the Gulf conflict persists, and copper is the clearest structural shortage because the industry has underinvested for decades and new supply takes far too long to bring online.

"We've Never Seen Anything Like This In Recorded History..." - Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule says the gold-mining M&A cycle is already underway and will likely intensify, with scale and liquidity increasingly driving valuation. He is constructive on consolidators and takeover candidates like Equinox, Mayfair, and Dakota Gold, but cautious on projects with financing issues or serious jurisdiction risk like Mount Todd and Vizsla Silver.

Rick Rule: What I'm Buying and What I'm Selling | Jimmy Connor

Preview:Rick Rule argues that the market is being driven more by passive flows and momentum than by fundamental valuation, which makes him cautious on broad indices and megacap tech. He is constructive on resources he believes are structurally underinvested—especially oil, uranium, gold, and copper—while warning that near-term price action can be volatile and often inverted from what momentum traders expect.

Rick Rule Says The Easy Money Is Gone But The Sure Money Is Ahead

Preview:Rick Rule argues the resource bull market is still alive, but the best gains now come from owning quality scarcity assets rather than chasing the old hated-entry-point trades. He is broadly constructive on uranium, copper, and oil over longer horizons, while stressing that oil’s easy-money phase is gone and near-term volatility matters more than the long-term thesis.

Huge News Coming Out of Russia! If You Own Gold & Silver, Watch Now - Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that resource investing still works best when you focus on balance sheets, execution, and jurisdictional risk rather than headlines. The main current themes are gold/mining consolidation, uranium’s renewed strategic relevance from energy security, and selective oil/gas exposure after the Straits of Hormuz shock. He is constructive on large, liquid mining franchises like Equinox after merger-related selling, and on uranium names such as Paladin, while being more cautious on speculative explorers and politically difficult jurisdictions.

IT'S GOING DOWN AGAIN! This Just Changed My Forecast For Gold and Silver for Q2 - Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that investors are back in a "silly season" where narrative is outrunning facts, especially in resource financings and junior/speculative mining. He urges listeners to spend more time on specialized industry sources and due diligence, then pivots to specific resource ideas: water-rich California farmland and water-rights owners, West African gold developer Predictive Discovery, and a bullish long-run view on senior gold miners. He also says he expects an active M&A market for the next two years and remains constructive on oil, though he thinks the market is pricing in shortages before the physical reality fully shows up.

This Opportunity Is BIGGER Than Bitcoin in 2012, SILVER MINERS Will Make Many MULTIMILLIONAIRES!

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold is a long-term store of purchasing power, but near-term weakness is explained by dollar strength and higher rates. He is even happy for gold to fall so he can buy more. He also makes a broader case that oil, energy infrastructure, and politically risky resource projects such as Venezuela are underinvested and could offer large opportunities, while the U.S. fiscal position supports a higher long-rate risk premium and reinforces the gold thesis.

3 MINS AGO! Rick Rule Shared Terrifying Prediction

Preview:Rick Rule argues that silver is becoming the better speculative play than silver itself—especially through higher-quality silver miners—while copper faces a near-term demand/financing headwind but a very strong long-term supply deficit. He also stresses that in resource bull markets quality, patience, and a concentrated portfolio matter more than chasing too many names.

Rick Rule: Gold will Soar Over The Next 10 Years

Preview:Rick Rule argues gold still looks strong over a 10-year horizon because the real issue is dollar debasement, not day-to-day gold price action. He is constructive on select miners and developers, especially where scale, M&A optionality, and regional infrastructure can unlock value, but he is cautious on names with financing, operating, or geopolitical/security problems. On uranium, he remains bullish structurally, citing energy security and underbuilt supply, though he thinks the market will work more slowly than many expect.

"How Many Ounces Of Silver Are You HOLDING Before It's Too Late?": Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold remains his preferred store of value over the long run, oil is likely to be constrained by years of underinvestment and Middle East disruption, and resource investors need to think hard about political risk and liquidity. His core message is that the next decade could feature weaker U.S. dollar purchasing power, higher nominal gold prices, and structurally tight commodity markets, even if the next few weeks are noisy and impossible to call.

Rick Rule Just Revealed The Biggest Commodity Opportunity Nobody Sees ~ Rule Classroom Plus

Preview:Rick Rule’s main message is that resource investors are back in “silly season,” where narrative is outrunning facts, and the solution is to educate yourself before speculating. He then answers viewer questions across oil, gold miners, uranium, water rights, and select junior/resource names, generally favoring businesses with real assets, strong balance sheets, or corporate catalysts over story stocks.

Alexandra Woodyer Sherron, CEO of Empress Royalty Corp | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Alexandra Woodyer Sherron of Empress Royalty Corp about her background, the company’s royalty/streaming model, and where Empress is trying to grow next. The core message is that Empress has already built a cash-flowing portfolio, is now self-funding with revenue and cash, and is looking to redeploy capital into additional producing, development, and selective exploration deals.

Neil Woodyer, Chair and CEO of Aris Mining | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Neil Woodyer about Aris Mining’s history, asset base, capital structure, and multi-year growth plan in Colombia and Guyana. Woodyer argues Aris is moving from developer to ~500,000 oz producer with a visible path toward 1 million oz, funded largely by existing cash flow and balance sheet strength.

Scott Berdahl, CEO of Snowline Gold | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Snowline Gold CEO Scott Berdahl about Snowline’s Yukon gold discovery, the scale and economics of the Valley deposit, and what could still add value from here. Berdahl argues Valley is a large, high-grade, near-surface system with unusually strong strip ratio and NPV, while the next value creation phase is more likely to come from step-outs, depth testing, and finding additional hotspots in the district than from simply drilling the existing core tighter.

Keith Neumeyer, CEO of First Majestic Silver Corp. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Keith Neumeyer about his background, First Majestic Silver, and why he prefers buying unloved mining assets and building them with strong local teams. The conversation centers on First Majestic’s growth, its balance sheet, and Neumeyer’s decision to hold some treasury value in physical precious metals rather than cash.

Live Q&A with Rick Rule and Steve Barton 📱

Preview:Rick Rule used the Q&A to argue that the resource market is in “silly season,” where investors are paying for stories instead of facts, and he urged viewers to educate themselves before speculating. Most of the questions then focused on natural resource names, oil, gold, uranium, and M&A, with Rule repeatedly favoring high-quality assets, tax-aware takeover situations, and patience over leverage.

Live Q&A with Rick Rule and Steve Barton

Preview:Rick Rule argues the market is back in a "silly season" where investors are paying for narrative instead of facts, especially in resource financings. He spends most of the session answering subscriber questions on oil, water rights, speculative miners, uranium, and takeover strategy, with a recurring theme that education, patience, and jurisdiction matter more than hype.

US Debt Makes Gold Unsellable | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold’s recent weakness is mostly a dollar-strength and rates story, not a broken thesis. He remains structurally bullish on gold, oil, silver, and copper over longer horizons, but keeps stressing near-term uncertainty, liquidity, and political risk.

DO NOT BUY GOLD: Bet Your Life Savings on Silver! - Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold and mining equities benefit from a mix of higher real-world inflation than official CPI suggests, rising debt-service pressure, geopolitical competition for minerals, and a friendlier policy environment under Trump. He is explicitly bullish on owning more gold over a 5-10 year horizon, but says current weakness is welcome because it lets him add at lower dollar cost.

This Is DEAD SERIOUS! – If You HOLD Gold or Silver, You Need to See THIS NOW! - Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold should be understood primarily as a long-duration savings asset, not a trade, and he thinks the current secular bull market began in 2000 and still has years to run. He pairs that with a structural bearish view on the U.S. dollar, saying the antidote to gradual debasement is gold, and he ties the same logic to silver and mining equities where he sees value in long-life assets, consolidation, and geopolitical optionality.

5 MINS AGO! Rick Rule Shared Terrifying Predictions

Preview:Rick Rule argues that still-high real borrowing costs and rising debt-service pressure will eventually force lower rates, which he thinks could trigger a sharp gold move within a quarter. He also says geopolitical conflict, especially around Iran and the Middle East, reinforces the case for hard assets, while mining policy in the US, Mexico, and Latin America is increasingly favorable to miners. A big part of his pitch is that the mining sector is entering a stronger M&A phase as majors need production and investors reward scale.

"This Shocking Silver News Will Be GOING GLOBAL Soon!" - Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold remains a long-term store-of-value trade because fiat currencies are losing purchasing power, the U.S. is weaponizing the dollar, and central banks are still accumulating bullion despite near-term pressure from high U.S. rates and a strong dollar. He extends the same logic to silver/precious metals as portfolio insurance and says oil is a separate geopolitical trade that could fall sharply if the Middle East conflict de-escalates.

Silver Just Became World’s Underground Collateral—Off Book, Off Grid & Untouchable | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that long-life mining assets are systematically undervalued by standard NPV models, because those models ignore the “tail,” exploration upside, and future re-rating as reserves are expanded. He uses Hemlo, Franco-Nevada, Alamos, and a silver royalty/deposit in Sinaloa to illustrate how patient capital, good operators, and large optionality can create substantial hidden value. The transcript also emphasizes jurisdictional risk: the best geology can sit in dangerous places, and the market often discounts that risk too heavily or too lightly depending on the moment.

John Black, CEO of Regulus/Aldebaran Resources | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews John Black of Regulus Resources and Aldebaran Resources about two large copper-gold porphyry projects in Peru and Argentina. The discussion centers on deposit size, grade, development path, capital intensity, and why both assets could be attractive takeover targets for major miners.

Shane Williams, CEO of West Red Lake Gold | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Shane Williams, CEO of West Red Lake Gold, about the company’s Madsen mine restart in Red Lake, Ontario. Williams frames the opportunity as a classic “unloved asset” turnaround: the team bought a previously failed mine with substantial sunk capital at a distressed price, brought it back into commercial production in January, and is now ramping toward nameplate capacity while pursuing a hub-and-spoke growth strategy around the existing mill.

Roger Lemaitre, President & CEO of Homeland Uranium | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Roger Lemaitre, CEO of Homeland Uranium, about Homeland’s early-stage uranium strategy. The core pitch is that the company is trying to build a meaningful, conventional U.S. uranium mine out of historic resources in northwest Colorado, with the best current focus being the Crossbones project after a weaker-than-hoped Coyote Basin drill program.

"We've Never Seen Anything Like This In Recorded History..." - Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that the near term is too uncertain to time, but the longer-term setup in oil, copper, and uranium is still constructive because demand growth and energy-security needs are colliding with years of underinvestment. He says he was wrong on the short-term move in copper and oil, but remains bullish over 5–10 years on structural deficits in all three markets.

Rick Rule :"Holding This Much Silver Will Save Your Family" | Silver Price 2026

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold remains a long-duration savings asset and that the U.S. dollar will likely lose substantial purchasing power over the next decade. He also spends much of the discussion comparing mining companies, favoring Agnico Eagle for its culture and execution, while preferring district-scale consolidation plays like Newmont’s potential move on Seabridge’s KSM over lower-quality, high-risk assets.

Javier Reyes, Head of Luca Mining Corp. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Javier Reyes of Luca Mining about the company’s turnaround strategy in Mexico. Reyes says Luca is using local operating expertise and ownership alignment to buy permitted, undercapitalized Mexican assets, fix community and operating issues, drill aggressively, and then grow production organically and through acquisitions.

Daniel Henao, President & CEO of Mineros S.A. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Daniel Henao of Mineros. Henao argues Mineros is still undervalued despite a roughly 10x re-rate since he and partners bought into it, because the company is a long-lived Latin American gold producer with growing output, expanding processing capacity, and a meaningful exploration/development pipeline. He emphasizes cash generation, dividends and buybacks, and says Nicaragua is operationally supportive for mining.

Luis Azevedo, Chairman & CEO of Bravo Mining Corp. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Luis Azevedo, chairman and CEO of Bravo Mining, about the Luanga PGM project in Brazil. The discussion centers on Bravo's large palladium-equivalent resource, the economics from the PEA, the upcoming PFS in Q3, a plan to vertically integrate via an on-site smelter in a Brazilian free zone, and early exploration upside that could expand the story into IOCG mineralization.

Andy Schectman, Owner of Miles Franklin | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Andy Schectman of Miles Franklin ahead of the 2026 Rule Symposium. The conversation focuses on Miles Franklin’s bullion business, why Andy believes precious metals IRAs can be useful near retirement, and what he sees as the main industry pitfalls, especially promotional IRA sales tactics and opaque coin structures.

Rick Rule :"Why Silver Is Going To $10,000, 0.1kg Will Be Huge! | Silver Price 2026

Preview:Rick Rule argues silver equities remain cheap versus silver, but he has rotated out of physical silver after its sentiment flipped from hated to crowded and parabolic. He expects higher rates and a stronger dollar to weigh on gold and silver in the very near term, while also saying those same higher rates can be constructive long term if they reflect rising fiat-money risk and loss of confidence.

Something Is Changing in Silver… And Most Investors Haven’t Noticed | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that a major commodity regime shift is underway: oil shocks, supply-chain fragility, higher deficits/rates, and geopolitical disruption are tightening resource markets, with uranium and certain energy names as the clearest long-term beneficiaries. He is bullish on Canadian oil and gas, offshore/conventional exploration, fertilizer-linked commodities, helium, and especially uranium, while warning that the near-term stronger dollar and higher rates may temporarily damp commodity prices.

1 MIN AGO! "You Better Start PREPARING Yourself..." - Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues gold's long bull market is still intact and likely far from over, with gold serving primarily as a store of purchasing power rather than a short-term trade. He prefers silver stocks over physical silver on valuation and optionality grounds, is selectively adding liquidity and then speculative exposure, and thinks commodity scarcity plus war-driven stress support higher prices over time.

PREPARE! "We've Never Seen Anything Like This In Recorded History." - Rick Rule WARNING

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold is likely to be soft in the very near term in U.S. dollar terms because higher U.S. rates are pulling money into the dollar, but he sees that weakness as an accumulation opportunity rather than a warning sign. His broader thesis is that debt, deficits, sanctions, and the weaponization of the dollar are eroding trust in fiat currencies, which makes central-bank gold buying and long-term bullion ownership rational.

Oil Markets SNAP This Week If War Continues | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold remains structurally bullish over the next decade because fiat purchasing power is eroding, but he expects near-term softness in gold in USD terms if higher U.S. rates persist. He is more constructive on the long-run commodity backdrop than on the immediate tape, while warning that oil is especially sensitive to any de-escalation in the Strait of Hormuz war risk.

Rick Rule: My Next 90 Days — Where I Plan to Allocate Capital

Preview:Rick Rule says the immediate setup for resource investors is dominated by the Iran/Strait of Hormuz conflict, which he thinks could trigger a renewed oil shock, higher food/input prices, and a wider liquidity squeeze. He remains constructive on oil, uranium, gold, silver equities, and select royalty/resource names, while stressing that the best opportunities now are increasingly in smaller, hated, or politically difficult jurisdictions.

TRUMP TREASURY SHOCK! 194,000 Ounces GONE From COMEX (Gold & Silver Warning) | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold’s main attraction is that it is hated and therefore cheap relative to the risks he sees in fiat money, deficits, and understated inflation. He uses historical examples from uranium, silver, and gold to frame a contrarian strategy: buy scarce commodities when they are ignored, and store wealth in gold when real yields are negative.

Collin Kettell & Rick Rule: Why The Palisades Portfolio is Impossible to Reproduce

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Collin Kettell about Palisades Gold Corp’s business model: building junior resource companies, financing them for warrants, and monetizing a large warrant portfolio. The discussion centers on how Palisades created value through New Found Gold, now owns stakes and warrants across many juniors, and claims its net asset value far exceeds the share price. Kettell says the opportunity set in junior financing has gotten more competitive, but argues Palisades already built the portfolio advantage.

Ned Jalil, CEO of Collective Mining | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Ned Jalil, CEO of Collective Mining, about the company’s Colombian copper-gold-silver discovery and how it plans to turn early exploration into a large-scale resource. Jalil says Collective is well financed, drilling aggressively, and targeting a first maiden resource in the first half of 2027, with a longer-term goal of building a tier-one mine.

Benoit La Salle, Pres. & CEO of Aya Gold & Silver Inc. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Benoit La Salle about Aya Gold & Silver’s Moroccan silver growth story. La Salle frames Aya as a first-mover, single-jurisdiction producer with strong cash flow from Seguela and a second tier-one development asset at Boumadine, and he argues the stock’s earlier selloff was driven by a short attack that the company rebutted. The pitch is that Aya can keep expanding ounces and production through aggressive drilling, while the balance sheet and jurisdictional stability reduce financing risk.

Chad Williams, CEO of Honey Badger Silver Inc. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Chad Williams of Honey Badger Silver about the company’s portfolio of Canadian silver assets, especially Prairie Creek, and the strategy to close the gap between asset value and market cap through de-risking, financing discipline, and nearer-term production steps.

Rick Rule Reveals Where He’s Deploying Capital Right Now & Biggest Danger Ahead!

Preview:Rick Rule says he has already finished building liquidity and is now deploying capital selectively into hated, high-quality resource names, especially potential takeover targets in gold/silver. His longer-term highest-conviction call is uranium/nuclear power, which he sees as the main beneficiary of energy-security concerns and AI/base-load demand, while he remains constructive on copper, cautious on lithium, and more nuanced on oil after the Gulf war lifted prices.

Live Q&A with Rick Rule, Rudi Fronk, and Steve Barton 📱

Preview:This is a Q&A between Steve Barton, Rick Rule, and Rudy Fronk on Seabridge Gold’s KSM project. The core message is that KSM has been de-risked enough—through permitting, early construction, infrastructure buildout, First Nations agreements, and rising gold/copper prices—that a major JV partner may finally step in, despite the lingering Tutor dispute.

Seabridge Gold’s KSM Could Change Mining Forever ~ Rule Classroom Replay

Preview:This is a long-form interview about Seabridge Gold’s KSM project, focused on why Rudy thinks the asset is now closer to a joint venture and eventual build than it was in prior years. The core pitch is that KSM is a giant, permitted, de-risked, capital-efficient gold-copper project in British Columbia, with enough past spend, infrastructure, and First Nations support to make a partner transaction and eventual construction increasingly realistic.

Sean Roosen, CEO of Osisko Development Corp. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Sean Roosen about Osisko Development’s Cariboo gold project and the company’s path to production. The discussion centers on a fully permitted, financed underground gold mine in British Columbia, the company’s ongoing drilling and expansion potential, and the possibility of materially increasing reserves and resources through conversion and step-out drilling.

Kody Penner, VP, Corporate Development of Nations Royalty |Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Cody Penner about Nations Royalty, a publicly listed, majority-indigenous-owned mining royalty company. The discussion centers on its ownership structure, current royalty portfolio, and the idea that the stock is a leveraged play on future royalty additions and on progress at Seabridge Gold’s KSM project.

Sean Wade, CEO of Power Metal Resources Plc | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Sean Wade of Power Metal Resources about the company’s capital-allocation model: buy, advance, and monetize early-stage resource investments, then recycle cash into new optionality. Wade argues Power Metal is materially undervalued versus cash, listed holdings, and unlisted assets, and says recent exits and new positions create several potential multi-baggers.

Rick Rule :“Trump’s Treasury Just Shocked The Metals Market” | Silver 2026 Final

Preview:Rick Rule argues that years of underinvestment in gold, oil, and uranium will force a powerful re-rating of scarce real assets, with gold miners likely to consolidate and energy/uranium benefiting from supply tightness. He frames the current market as a fair entry point, not a cheap one, and says the key is to think in long time horizons rather than daily price moves.

1 MINS AGO! "All Hell Breaks Loose in U.S. Banks on Monday – Here’s Why!" | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that markets are entering a long-cycle scarcity regime where liquidity, gold, uranium, copper, and select resource equities matter more than crowded financial assets. He stresses that the timing is uncertain, but says the math of inflation, underinvestment, and energy security should eventually overwhelm complacency.

Brian Dalton, CEO of Altius Minerals Corporation | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Brian Dalton of Altius Minerals about the company’s royalty model, its long-lived asset base, and why he thinks the stock still offers value after a long compounding run. Dalton argues Altius owns diversified royalties on potash, base metals, lithium brines, iron ore, and renewables, and that royalty cash flows can keep growing as operators expand mines and energy assets. He also cites a recent Nevada gold royalty monetization as a powerful example of the upside embedded in early-stage backing.

Shawn Khunkhun, President of Contango Silver & Gold | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Shawn Khunkhun of Contango Silver & Gold about the company’s cash-flowing Alaska producer, its development pipeline, and the claim that growth can be funded without dilution.

John Florek, President and CEO of Emperor Metals | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews John Florek, CEO of Emperor Metals, about two Southern Abitibi gold projects: a near-term production asset at Lac Pelletier and a larger growth asset at Duquesne West. Florek argues the company is underappreciated because rising gold prices and existing regional infrastructure should make both deposits more economic without building standalone mills.

RICK RULE SOLD 80% OF HIS SILVER BEFORE THE CRASH- IS HE NOW BULLISH AGAIN?

Preview:Rick Rule argues the world is entering a bond-market and currency-regime stress period where real inflation is far higher than official CPI, making nominal bond yields and dollar savings look weak on a real basis. He says that, as in the 1970s, the likely response will be some mix of financial repression, liquidity creation, and de facto currency debasement, which should support gold, silver, and certain resource equities over time.

🔴 MASSIVE Strait of Hormuz Oil Shortages Hitting THIS WEEK? | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that the market is shifting from anticipatory pricing to actual shortage pricing in energy, especially around the Strait of Hormuz, and that this is feeding into higher yields, a stronger dollar, and rising recession/credit-contagion risk. He says he is increasing liquidity rather than chasing assets, while still favoring oil services and remaining constructive on long-term investing discipline.

6 MINS AGO! The Global Monetary Reset Has Begun (ACT NOW) - Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues the US is heading into a long inflationary debasement cycle where the dollar keeps losing purchasing power, rates stay under political pressure, and hard assets outperform. He favors gold, gold miners, and oil, while warning that short-term rate moves or a temporary peace in the Gulf could create tactical volatility but not change the bigger setup.

Van Simmons, Founder of David Hall Rare Coins | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Van Simmons, founder of David Hall Rare Coins, about rare coins, bullion, grading standards, and how to avoid bad actors in the hard-money space. Simmons argues that bullion remains supported by debt and monetary debasement, platinum looks attractive versus gold, and rare coins are increasingly compelling because ultra-high-quality items are outperforming average collectibles.

Guy Goulet, CEO of Cerro de Pasco Resources Inc. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Guy Goulet, CEO of Cerro de Pasco Resources, about the company’s unusual thesis: controlling historic tailings and stockpiles from a once-giant Peruvian polymetallic mine and potentially reprocessing material that was never fully recovered. Goulet argues the project is more advanced than a normal mining story because the material is already mined, and the key work is sampling, permitting, metallurgy, and processing-path decisions rather than new excavation.

Sam Spring, CEO and President of Kincora Copper | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Sam Spring, CEO and President of Kincora Copper, about the company’s prospect-generator model, New South Wales focus, and partner-funded drilling strategy. Spring presents Kincora as a tightly held, cash-backed junior trying to turn geological optionality into scalable copper-gold discovery value while simplifying the portfolio around Australia.

Ammar Al-Joundi, CEO of Agnico Eagle Mines Limited | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Ammar Al-Joundi about why Agnico Eagle has compounded for decades: it operates in stable regions, keeps deep local knowledge, retains employees unusually well, and grows by extending existing long-life mines. The discussion focuses on Detour, Malartic, Nunavut, Upper Beaver, and a Finland/Nordic consolidation as examples of Agnico’s brownfield-heavy growth model.

5 Minutes Ago: Rick Rule Shared a Horrible News

Preview:Rick Rule argues that silver remains attractive, but he prefers silver miners over physical silver for his own portfolio because the equities offer better asymmetry and he has a long track record of holding Pan American Silver through volatility. He broadens the discussion into a warning about manipulated interest rates, rising inflation expectations, and the possibility—though not his base case—of a credit-liquidity event if high-yield ETFs face redemptions against illiquid bonds. He also emphasizes China’s strategic use of silver and gold, and argues India’s long distrust of government makes official bond-purchase campaigns unlikely to displace gold buying.

Caleb Stroup, President & CEO of Headwater Gold | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Caleb Stroup, president and CEO of Headwater Gold, about the company’s Nevada-focused gold exploration model, its partner-funded/joint-venture hybrid strategy, and near-term drill and permitting catalysts. The conversation emphasizes a cash-rich balance sheet, insider and strategic ownership, and a growing inventory of exploration targets rather than a single flagship asset.

Ian Bamborough, Managing Director of Saturn Metals | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Ian Bamborough, Managing Director of Saturn Metals, about Saturn’s Apollo Hill gold project in Australia. Bamborough argues the project is a simple, bulk-tonnage, open-pit, heap-leach gold mine with strong economics, a large and growing resource, and a clear path from pre-feasibility to definitive feasibility study later in 2026.

Christian Easterday, CEO of Hot Chili Ltd | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Christian Easterday, CEO of Hot Chili, about the company’s copper project in Chile and what could re-rate it over the next year. The core pitch is that Hot Chili now combines a large, coastal, lower-elevation copper resource with a major new higher-grade discovery, plus unusually valuable water rights in a water-scarce region, all of which could improve economics and reduce dilution risk.

Darren Gordon, CEO of Centaurus Metals | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Darren Gordon of Centaurus Metals about the Jaguar nickel sulfide project in northern Brazil. The discussion centers on project scale, low-cost power, updated economics, and the immediate need to secure project financing and move toward a final investment decision.

6 MINS AGO! The Global Monetary Reset Has Begun (ACT NOW) - Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold and high-quality gold equities are attractive as protection against long-run US dollar debasement, even though near-term higher rates can pressure them. He says liquidity is expensive but essential, precious-metals allocation is still extremely low, and the setup resembles the inflation psychology lag seen in the late 1960s/1970s.

3 Minutes Ago: Rick Rule Shared a Horrible News

Preview:Rick Rule argues silver stocks can be more attractive than physical silver when they are priced far below the metal and the investor has the patience to hold through volatility. He also warns that rising bond yields and weak credit structures could eventually matter more than headline equity moves, though he frames a 2008-style credit event as possible but not his base case.

SILVER Stocks NEXT Up to Soar - 'I'm a VERY Large Holder': Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues silver miners still offer better speculative upside than physical silver, but he frames the choice as portfolio-specific rather than universal. He is also bullish on gold, oil and gas, and uranium over longer horizons, while warning that rising rates and credit stress could create systemic risks.

BEWARE STACKERS! Expect a Gold and Silver Pullback to Happen at Any Moment | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold is a long-term savings asset, not a trade, and that silver and miners may still be volatile even after strong runs. His bigger macro warning is that a severe liquidity shock or oil-supply disruption could hit almost all assets at once, so investors should prefer liquidity, check balance sheets, and avoid overlevered positions. He also says the current Gulf/Strait of Hormuz crisis makes uranium and nuclear power look like the clearest longer-term beneficiary.

Tara Christie, President and CEO of Banyan Gold | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Tara Christie, President and CEO of Banyan Gold, at the Rule Symposium 2026. Christie outlines her Yukon upbringing and hands-on mining background, then details Banyan's AurMac project: an existing resource of 2.2M oz indicated + 5.4M oz inferred, ~$650M CAD market cap, $70M+ in cash, and a recent $52.2M Franco-Nevada royalty deal. Key catalysts include an imminent resource update emphasizing high-grade starter-pit zones, a 70,000m 2026 drill program, a PEA in H2 2026, and step-out exploration across 10 satellite targets. She frames Banyan as a rare >5M mineable-ounce North American project with exceptional infrastructure (hydro power on-site, roads, flat topography).

Stuart Gale, Managing Director of Meteoric Resources | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Stuart Gale of Meteoric Resources about the company's Caldeira rare earth project in Brazil. Gale argues Caldeira is a world-scale ionic clay deposit with unusually strong grade, low capital intensity, low operating costs, and major infrastructure advantages, and he says the company is moving through DFS and permitting toward a final investment decision.

Amir Adnani, CEO of Uranium Energy (UEC: NYSE-AMERICAN) | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Amir Adnani about Uranium Energy Corp’s growth, asset base, and strategy to build a vertically integrated U.S. uranium business. Adnani argues UEC is unusually well positioned because it owns large permitted resources, licensed processing infrastructure, no debt, and a strong cash position, while U.S. uranium supply remains heavily import-dependent.

Jason Kosec and Jonathan Awde of Hemlo Mining Corp. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Jason Kosic and Jonathan Odd of Hemlo Mining about the Hemlo gold mine acquisition and their plan to unlock value through drilling, higher throughput, and technical reinterpretation. The discussion centers on Hemlo’s long operating history, existing infrastructure, the gap between current production and mill capacity, and how much upside may remain in a mature Canadian gold asset that has already produced over 25 million ounces.

1 MINS AGO! "All Hell Breaks Loose in U.S. Banks on Monday – Here’s Why!" | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that the U.S. is already on a path of currency debasement rather than honest default, and that physical gold plus quality gold equities remain under-owned relative to history. He connects rising gold, oil, and debt math to a coming purchasing-power shock for fixed-income savers.

Silver Price CRASH — This Has Fired TWICE Before — What Happened Was INSANE

Preview:Rick Rule says the recent silver spike is hard to explain with confidence, but likely reflects improving liquidity and animal spirits rather than a clear fundamental catalyst. His more actionable view is on gold/mining equities: he has been adding liquidity, worries about the war’s fiscal and oil-price aftermath, and expects gold M&A to accelerate as miners use acquisitions to maintain production.

PREPARE NOW! "EVERY Bank In The United States Is BANKRUPT!" - Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that the US is heading into a prolonged inflation/debasement regime, not a clean crisis but a gradual erosion of purchasing power that will punish cash-heavy and fixed-income portfolios. His remedy is to save in gold and other hard assets, with especially strong preference for quality precious-metals companies and royalty names because the sector is still underowned and gold prices are far above the assumptions embedded in analyst models.

Live Q&A with Rick Rule, hosted by Steve Barton 📱

Preview:Rick Rule argues that natural resources equities still have upside, especially oil, gold, and select copper names, but that investors must balance that against a real liquidity-crisis risk that could force overexposed holders to sell. He is constructive on consolidation, takeover candidates, and certain uranium and gold projects, while staying selective and often agnostic on specific names he does not know well.

Rick Rule: A 2008-Style Liquidity Crisis Could Be Coming ~ Rule Classroom Replay

Preview:Rick Rule argues that natural resource equities still have upside despite strong runs, but investors must balance that against a real possibility of a 2008-style liquidity shock. He is constructive on oil, gold, copper, uranium, and select M&A beneficiaries, while repeatedly stressing portfolio sizing, time horizon, and balance-sheet liquidity.

Matthew Allen, CEO of Andean Silver Ltd | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Matthew Allen, CEO of Andean Silver, about the Cerro Bayo silver-gold project in southern Chile. The discussion centers on the asset's existing infrastructure, large resource growth, upcoming drilling and feasibility work, and the gap between market value and underlying project value.

Alastair Still, President and CEO of GoldMining Inc. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Alastair Still of GoldMining Inc. about the company’s large gold/copper portfolio, its balance-sheet assets, and how management is trying to turn long-held optionality into development value. Still argues the company owns a sizeable resource base across the Americas, plus stakes in Gold Royalty and U.S. GoldMining that together nearly match the company’s market cap, leaving the operating assets underappreciated.

Live Q&A with Rick Rule, hosted by Steve Barton

Preview:Rick Rule argues that the current setup is simultaneously constructive for resource equities and dangerous for the broader market: oil/gold/copper and select miners still look attractive, but higher rates, inflation, and liquidity stress could trigger a sharp equity selloff. He leans toward owning quality resource names, takeover candidates, and assets with strong free cash flow, while being selective on development risk and short time horizons.

✨7000% Silver Revaluation! Every Silver & Gold Stacker Needs To Hear This | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold is a superior long-term store of purchasing power, not because gold itself is becoming more valuable, but because the U.S. dollar’s purchasing power is likely to keep eroding. He thinks the dollar will remain the world’s main reserve/transaction currency for about a decade, yet its hegemony is fading as central banks diversify into gold and as the U.S. weaponizes dollar-based systems. He is also enthusiastic about tokenized gold, saying it could remove gold’s transaction friction and potentially restore gold as usable money, while still leaving room for physical bullion outside the financial system.

Tony Reda, CEO of Tectonic Metals Inc. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Tony Reda, CEO and co-founder of Tectonic Metals, about the company’s Flat Gold project and why it has attracted a $92 million financing despite no formal NI 43-101 resource yet. Reda argues the project has district-scale potential, multiple deposit targets, strong drill success, and upcoming catalysts including more drilling, a maiden resource in early 2027, development work, and eventual PEA.

Robert Villaflor, CEO of Sprott Wealth Management | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:This is an interview-style promo for the 2026 Rule Natural Resources Investment Symposium, centered on Rick Rule introducing Sprott Wealth Management CEO Rob Villaflor. The conversation is less about a market call than about Sprott’s business model, its specialization in natural resources investing, and why the firm believes it has an edge versus generalist wealth managers.

⚡SILVER Will Be UNOBTANIUM Soon! Massive Increase In SILVER Prices | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues the immediate market shock is geopolitical and energy-driven, but his main investment conclusion is that uranium/nuclear power is the clearest beneficiary, with precious metals also supported by debt, deficits, and likely inflation. He is more cautious on industrial metals in the near term, saying they should rise over time but could dip first if a slowdown hits, while admitting his energy call was “lucky” because war accelerated the thesis.

Keith Boyle, CEO of New Found Gold | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Keith Boyle, CEO of New Found Gold, about the company’s Queensway project and the recently acquired Hammerdown/Pine Cove mill package. Boyle argues the company is transitioning from discovery to a de-risked production path: tight 5x5 meter drilling improved confidence in the resource, the mill acquisition lets phase one avoid duplicating processing facilities, and near-term work is focused on permits, technical updates, early works, and ramping Hammerdown while Queensway is advanced. The central investment case is a high-grade, low-capex mine build with meaningful exploration upside along a 110-km structural corridor.

Marc Bishop Lafleche, CEO of Ecora Royalties PLC | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Marc Bishop Lafleche about Ecora Royalties’ shift from a legacy met coal royalty toward a diversified critical-minerals royalty platform. The main message is that Kestrel is winding down, but new copper, base-metals, and uranium-linked royalties are expected to extend and grow cash flow over a much longer horizon.

Adrian Day, President of Adrian Day Asset Management | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Adrian Day about his background, his global investing approach, and where he currently sees value. Day says he is most constructive on gold over the next 3–5 years, but believes several other commodities and especially foreign equities are more undervalued on a risk/reward basis right now.

Rick Rule Warns Inflation Could Ambush America Again

Preview:Rick Rule argues that inflation is being underestimated and will increasingly squeeze households, businesses, and fixed-income savers. He says the U.S. has lived through an unusually benign 1982-2022 regime, but the 2023-present period is a different setup: higher inflation, higher volatility, and a likely erosion of dollar purchasing power that he thinks will be largely solved by inflating away debt rather than honest default.

Silver Just Became World’s Underground Collateral—Off Book, Off Grid & Untouchable | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues the best opportunities are now in hated oil and gas, with uranium still attractive for structural reasons. He thinks the Gulf conflict has accelerated an already-existing underinvestment problem, but his bigger concern is that shortages, credit stress, and liquidity shocks could hit markets harder than most investors expect.

Huge Gold News! Central Banks and Trump Are About to Change Gold & Silver Price | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule says the Gulf conflict is primarily an oil and liquidity story, with immediate implications for energy prices, Treasury yields, the dollar, and credit markets. He is cautious near term: oil could reprice sharply if disruptions continue, gold could stay soft while the dollar is strong, and leveraged or refinancing-dependent companies may be vulnerable. Over the long run, he remains bullish on gold as a store of purchasing power and sees the current environment as supportive of careful positioning in commodities and defensive liquidity.

Walter Coles, Executive Chairman of Skeena Gold & Silver | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Walter Coles about Skeena Gold & Silver, focusing on the transformation of the high-grade Eskay Creek project from a historic underground mine into a large open-pit development with strong economics. Coles argues the project is unusually rich, fully funded, and nearing production, with significant upside from reserve growth, low-cost hydro power, and First Nations partnership alignment.

Charles Downie, President/CEO of Eagle Plains Resources | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Charles Downie of Eagle Plains Resources about the company’s prospect-generator model, balance sheet, and near-term exploration catalysts. Downie argues Eagle Plains is unusually capital-efficient: it has cash, securities, real estate, a consulting business, and a history of spinouts that have returned value to shareholders while preserving the core listing.

John-Mark Staude, CEO of Riverside Resources Inc | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews John-Mark Staude, CEO of Riverside Resources, about Riverside’s prospect-generator model, its history, partner ecosystem, and upcoming catalysts. The core pitch is that Riverside has used major-company funding and technical leverage to generate projects, keep royalties, and create shareholder value through spinouts while remaining lightly diluted and cash-backed.

Jason Jessup, CEO of Magna Mining | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Magna Mining CEO Jason Jessup about Magna’s Sudbury-focused copper-nickel-platinum group metals strategy, emphasizing the company’s existing cash flow, permitted brownfield assets, and infrastructure advantage. The tone is upbeat and promotional, but the core investment case is straightforward: use cash from McCreedy West and ore-sale agreements to restart nearby mines with relatively low capex.

“This Is The Final END GAME...” - Rick Rule Gold Price

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold is still in a long secular bull market because the dollar is losing purchasing power, not because gold is becoming "expensive" in real terms. He links that view to central bank buying, reserve repatriation, distrust of U.S. custody and sanctions power, and the growing role of physical gold in global trade flows. His 10-year framework is explicitly long-dated and conditional: he refuses to call near-term price targets, but thinks a 75% dollar purchasing-power decline would make $12,000-$15,000 gold plausible, possibly with overshoot.

1 MINS AGO! "All Hell Breaks Loose in U.S. Banks on Monday – Here’s Why!" | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold is becoming more important both as a savings asset and potentially as a transactional medium because the U.S. dollar and Treasury system are being weakened by debt, sanctions, and what he sees as monetary weaponization. He is constructive on gold over a 10-year horizon, while refusing to give a near-term price target, and he thinks tokenization plus trusted custody could make gold spendable again.

This Legendary Investor Called the Oil Rally – Now He’s Betting on This

Preview:Rick Rule says the oil rally was driven by structural underinvestment that the Iran conflict only accelerated, and he still prefers North American oil equities selectively while raising cash for a possible liquidity-driven drawdown. He is also increasingly constructive on uranium as an energy-security trade with a longer runway than oil.

Hugh Agro, President & CEO of Revival Gold Inc. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Hugh Agro, CEO of Revival Gold, about a US gold developer with two brownfields projects: Mercur in Utah and Beartrack-Arnett in Idaho. Agro argues the company is unusually attractive because it already controls major infrastructure, has large existing resources, and can advance to production with relatively modest additional capital while retaining exploration upside.

Paddy Nicol, CEO & President of Orogen Royalties | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Paddy Nicol, CEO of Origin Royalties, about Origin’s royalty-plus-prospect-generator model. Nicol argues Origin can create royalties at low net cost by funding early-stage exploration through partner money, while the company also earns meaningful cash flow from existing royalties and exploration fees.

Dr. Robert Quartermain, CEO of Dakota Gold Corp. | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Robert Quartermain about Dakota Gold’s Homestake district strategy in South Dakota. Quartermain argues the historic camp is still underexplored, especially to the north, and that Dakota is using drilling, a strong balance sheet, and a focused development plan to turn that geology into a mineable project.

Dana Samuelson, President of American Gold Exchange | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Dana Samuelson of American Gold Exchange about the importance of liquidity, dealer reputation, and counterfeit risk in physical precious metals. Dana argues that the best products are the most widely traded, easiest to price, and easiest to resell, and he warns against exclusive or obscure products that can trap buyers when they try to exit.

2 MINS AGO! "The Largest Crash In HISTORY" - Jim Rickards Shared Terrifying prediction | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues for owning resource exposure only where the setup is asymmetric, liquid, and strategically scarce: gold as insurance, silver as a speculative trade that has already matured, uranium as a long-term “inevitable” but timing-uncertain theme, and select miners/juniors as better vehicles than the underlying commodities. He is bearish on broad, passive exposure to coal and rare earths, and instead prefers very specific companies with low costs, takeover appeal, or access to constrained supply chains.

Live Q&A with Rick Rule 📱

Preview:Rick Rule used the Q&A to argue that many resource names should be judged by balance-sheet reality, financing structure, and project quality rather than headlines. He was constructive on select gold, uranium, oil, gas, royalty, and specialty metals ideas, but repeatedly stressed that political risk, financing risk, and operational detail still matter.

Rudi P Fronk, Chairman and CEO of Seabridge Gold | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Seabridge Gold chairman and CEO Rudi Fronk about the KSM copper-gold project, Seabridge’s valuation gap, and the company’s near-term catalysts. Fronk argues Seabridge trades at a deep discount to the after-tax NPV of KSM, that major pre-construction spending has de-risked the permits and site work, and that a joint-venture partner for KSM plus the planned Courageous Lake spinout could unlock value.

Bradley Langille , CEO of GoGold Resources | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Bradley Langille, CEO of GoGold Resources, at the 2026 Rule Symposium. Langille details GoGold's Los Ricos silver district in Mexico: a 2,000 tpd underground mine at Los Ricos South (permit expected in 2026), followed by Los Ricos North. The company holds ~$270M cash, no debt, and generates $70-85M/year free cash flow from its Parral tailings project. At spot prices, the Los Ricos district carries a ~$4.5-5B NPV inside a ~$450M enterprise value wrapper — a roughly 7-10x value gap. The key catalyst is the imminent construction permit for Los Ricos South.

Ian Harris, President & CEO of Copper Giant | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Ian Harris, CEO of Copper Giant, about the company’s flagship Mocoa copper project in Colombia. Harris argues Mocoa is now large enough, and sufficiently de-risked, to move from resource definition toward economics and permitting, with a PEA targeted for Q4 2026 and continued drilling, baseline studies, and community work through 2027.

Zach Flood, CEO of Kenorland Minerals | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews Zach Flood, CEO of Kenorland Minerals, about Kenorland’s project-generation model for grassroots gold exploration. The core pitch is that Kenorland can create discovery exposure without heavy dilution by staking large land positions, farming them out to partners, and retaining minority interests and royalties, with Renard cited as proof of concept and several current drill programs seen as near-term catalysts.

Live Q&A with Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule frames the upcoming Rule Symposium as a highly curated resource-investing event and uses the Q&A to give a series of company-specific views. The market tone is constructive on gold, selective on uranium and rare earths, cautious on small strategic metals, and still positive on energy names where he sees strong assets plus shareholder-friendly management. He also repeatedly emphasizes that valuation only matters when tied to tangible assets, financing, permitting, and management quality.

WARNING: They TRAPPED Gold Buyers — Silver Is NEXT | Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues gold’s recent drop is a normal correction inside a still-intact secular bull market, not a breakdown. He says liquidity is tightening, some forced sellers likely emerged, and the stronger U.S. dollar plus higher long rates have temporarily pressured the gold price in USD terms. He then shifts to energy: if Persian Gulf disruptions persist, oil/LNG rationing by price could trigger recession risks and highlight how fragile global supply chains are. That, in his view, reinforces a much longer-term bullish case for uranium and uranium equities because nuclear power is hard to displace and supply is structurally constrained.

David Cole, CEO of Elemental Royalty Corporation | Rule Symposium 2026: Rick Rule interviews

Preview:Rick Rule interviews David Cole, CEO of Elemental Royalty, about the royalty/prospect-generator model, Elemental’s scale after the merger, and why the business benefits from discovery, commodity prices, and portfolio size. Cole argues that the hybrid model—generating royalties, buying royalties, and selectively buying equity—creates long-duration value, and he highlights Tether as a major strategic shareholder now aligning crypto capital with hard-asset royalties.

Rick Rule: The Oil Crisis Is Just Getting Started

Preview:Rick Rule argues the Gulf conflict is an immediate oil shock that has not fully hit yet, with much of the market move still anticipatory. He sees near-term pressure on the economy, a temporarily stronger dollar, gold potentially sideways-to-lower in the very short run, but remains structurally bullish on gold, uranium, and commodity shortages over the next decade.

1 MIN AGO! Jim Rickards: "Something FAR WORSE Than A Recession Is COMING | Rick Rule

Preview:The transcript is a bullish, supply-side oil argument: the speaker says years of underinvestment, depleted top-tier drilling inventory, and rising emerging-market demand are setting up structurally higher oil prices. He argues current price strength is still mostly anticipatory, but if floating inventory is not released quickly, the market may move into genuine price rationing.

5 Minutes Ago: Rick Rule Shared a Horrible News

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold and silver are still reasonably valued in the context of rising debt, higher yields, and a weakening long-run fiat backdrop, but he is more constructive on gold as a savings asset than on silver as a straight holding. He says silver is better expressed through mining stocks than physical metal, while platinum is mainly a geopolitical supply speculation tied to South Africa, Russia, and Zimbabwe. Across the piece he emphasizes that the U.S. dollar remains dominant, but its purchasing power and global trust are eroding, which he thinks supports gold over time.

"How Many Ounces Of Silver Are You HOLDING?": Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule argues that investors should think in long-duration terms: hold a meaningful but not concentrated allocation to gold and other precious metals, because he expects the purchasing power of the U.S. dollar to continue eroding over the next decade. He also pushes a broader self-help message: invest in your own skills, save more, stay inside your circle of competence, and build direct distribution channels for ideas rather than relying on academia or legacy media.

3 Minutes Ago: Rick Rule Shared Terrifying Prediction

Preview:The transcript is a commodities-and-macro debate centered on Rick Rule’s view that the current turmoil is an “ugly speed bump” inside a much larger bullish setup for gold and resources. Near term, he thinks an oil shock or Strait of Hormuz closure could hurt growth and temporarily pressure gold, but medium-to-long term he expects policy response, monetary debasement, and years of underinvestment to drive a resource supercycle.

Why The Gold Price Will At Least Double

Preview:A bullish but nuanced gold thesis: the speakers argue gold should at least double over the next decade, possibly 3–4x, because the US dollar is likely to lose purchasing power as money supply expands and global demand for dollars weakens.

5 MINS AGO! Rick Rule Shared Terrifying Predictions

Preview:Rick Rule argues that a closure of the Strait of Hormuz would create an immediate energy shock that could hurt growth and even pressure gold in the very near term, but he sees that as only a temporary setback inside a much larger bullish setup for commodities and gold. His broader view is that decades of underinvestment, especially in oil, industrial metals, and sustaining capital, mean the world was already headed toward a commodity super cycle; the war merely accelerates the inevitable. He also frames U.S. fiscal policy as structurally inflationary and ultimately supportive of gold because the government will likely dilute liabilities through currency debasement rather than honest default.

Live Q&A with Rick Rule 📱

Preview:Rick Rule and Albert Lou use this Q&A to discuss resource-market setups, with the biggest emphasis on uranium, gold-related juniors, oil/geopolitics, liquidity risk, and how to evaluate resource companies. Rule is constructive on several resource themes but repeatedly stresses discipline, balance-sheet strength, and skepticism toward simplistic valuation shortcuts.

5 MINS AGO! Rick Rule Shared Terrifying Predictions

Preview:Rick Rule argues that gold is a long-duration store of purchasing power in a world where fiat currencies are likely to keep eroding. He thinks a near-term energy shock or war could initially hurt gold by slowing the economy, but that the policy response—lower rates, QE, and more currency debasement—would ultimately be bullish for gold and commodities. The broader theme is a commodity supercycle, with gold leading at times and the CRB index and industrial inputs later confirming the move.

Live Q&A with Rick Rule

Preview:Rick Rule uses the Q&A to argue that the current setup is dominated by energy and liquidity risks. His biggest immediate concern is that any prolonged disruption around the Strait of Hormuz would push up energy prices sharply, strain LNG and industrial inputs, and potentially feed a broader credit squeeze. He is constructive on several natural resource names and themes — especially uranium, gold, and selected oil/gas assets — but repeatedly stresses balance-sheet quality, liquidity, and skepticism toward simple valuation shortcuts.

"Silver Will 50x From Here, But 99% are Clueless": Rick Rule [NEW Silver Prediction 2026]