Jeff Clark

Gold and Silver Correction: Jeff Clark Says This Is the Buying Opportunity of the Decade

Preview:Jeff Clark sees the current ~30% gold correction since January 2026 as matching the COVID crash and GFC selloffs in magnitude, suggesting a bottom is near. He's buying aggressively across gold, silver, copper, and uranium equities, favoring juniors, explorers, developers, and pre-producers. The gold-silver ratio in the high 60s favors silver; M&A buyout prices at $65/oz (half the 2011 peak) signal the bull market is still young. Margins remain healthy at ~60% even with $4,100 gold. Clark expects money to rotate from overvalued general equities into miners once broader markets weaken.

Jeff Clark: SILVER Is 50% Off—and the Biggest Opportunity Is Coming

Preview:Jeff Clark argues the sharp pullback in gold and especially silver is a buying opportunity, not the end of the bull market. He prefers silver over gold right now because it is more volatile, has lagged, and could eventually outperform on a percentage basis as the cycle matures.

Jeff Clark Says The Easy Money Is Gone But The Big Money Is Still Ahead

Preview:Jeff Clark argues the precious-metals bull market is still early enough to have substantial upside, even if the easiest gains are already behind investors. He prefers holding physical gold as defense and gold stocks as offense, with silver still looking undervalued versus gold and several junior names offering leverage through drill and development catalysts.

3 Undervalued Stocks Ready to Explode When the Market Turns

Preview:Jeff Clark argues the market is narrow and overextended at the index level, while many stocks are lagging and may offer better contrarian entries. He recommends three names—Figma, Kins? (actually Kratos), and SoundHound—and frames them as stocks he wants to own at lower prices, ideally using cash-secured/covered-style put selling to get paid while waiting.

Jeff Clark: New Fed Chair Is Gold’s Next Big Catalyst

Preview:Jeff Clark argues this gold bull market is still in its early-to-mid stage, more like the 1970s than 2011, and that the next big catalyst could be a more dovish Fed chair / rate-cut path. He says the key setup is still supportive for gold because central banks are buying, the dollar trend is weaker, inflation and war keep real rates relevant, and the system remains unstable. He also stresses that mining stocks can offer much larger upside than physical gold, but only if the company is high quality, in a pro-mining jurisdiction, and close enough to production to attract a major.

3 Sectors Set to Soar After the Selloff — and 1 to Avoid

Preview:Jeff Clark and Andy Swan make a contrarian case for buying beaten-down sectors and avoiding crowded FOMO trades. Their preferred areas are financials, healthcare, and software, while energy is the short-term sector to avoid after a sharp run-up.

Jeff Clark: My Top 3 Picks In This Bull Market

Preview:Jeff Clark, founder of The Gold Advisor, argues we are in a major gold/silver bull market akin to 1979, not 2011, and it is still early — not even two years old. He expects a pullback/correction in 2026 but says it won't end the bull market. He is still aggressively investing, favoring developers and juniors further down the food chain. His top three personal investments from 2025: A2 Gold, Stallion Uranium, and Pacifica Silver. He is also structurally bullish on copper and uranium due to supply-demand imbalances. For stock picking, he emphasizes the "three Ps" — people (management with skin in the game), project (big and rich), and politics (mining-friendly jurisdiction). His key tactical advice: hold a large cash position to weather any correction without being forced to sell.

Assets That Will 'Go Berserk' Once Iran Conflict Ignites | Jeff Clark

Preview:Jeff Clark argues gold and silver remain in a secular bull market, but the clearest upside is still ahead in miners and select junior resource stocks because the sector has not fully rotated versus broader equities. He says a geopolitical shock—especially a direct U.S./Israel-Iran conflict—could send metals and commodities sharply higher, while debt, tariffs, and currency stress are longer-dated tailwinds.

Gold Bull Market Is Just Getting Started

Preview:The speaker argues that gold’s bull market is still early, not late, and that 2026 is a “rotation” year where mainstream capital should move from large stocks into precious metals and mining shares. He says gold and gold stocks led all major asset classes in 2025, but relative performance charts versus the NASDAQ, Dow, and S&P still look unbroken, which he takes as evidence the move has more room to run. He also warns that a correction is inevitable, but frames it as a buying opportunity rather than a bull-market top.

3 Stocks to Buy on the Dip—and 1 to Avoid

Preview:MarketBeat’s Jeff Clark argues the recent market pullback is creating a contrarian rotation opportunity: buy oversold sectors and avoid crowded ones. His three favored ideas are software (via IGV or names like ServiceNow, Oracle, Microsoft), Bitcoin/BITO, and Albertsons (ACI); his main avoid is the gold/mining trade, which he says has become too popular and extended.

Jeff Clark: Gold, Silver Price Drop — Cash is Key in Corrections

Preview:Jeff Clark stays structurally bullish on gold, silver, and precious-metals equities, but says 2026 should be treated as a correction-prone year. His main message is to stay invested, keep cash ready, avoid chasing 10x names, and look further down the food chain for undervalued juniors and developers.

The Precious Metals Breakout No One’s Prepared For

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10X Gold Stocks? Gold Market Explosion Coming | Jeff Clark

Preview:Jeff Clark argues the gold bull market is already confirmed and still early, with miners and juniors beginning to participate. His core message is to own gold now, focus on strong teams, good jurisdictions, and sizable projects, and expect the big gains to come later in the cycle rather than from chasing after a mania has fully formed.

The "Big Money" Still Lies Ahead | Jeff Clark

Preview:Jeff Clark argues the precious-metals bull market is still early, with gold already in a confirmed uptrend and miners only recently starting to outperform. He thinks the biggest gains in mining stocks are still ahead, driven by rising profits, more financings, eventual capital rotation from crowded mega-cap equities, and a likely M&A cycle as seniors flush with cash and low debt start buying assets.

Jeff Clark: Gold Bull Market Running, These Stocks Getting Rewarded Now

Preview:Jeff Clark, founder of The Gold Advisor, discusses the ongoing gold bull market with Charlotte McLeod of Investing News. He sees $4,000 gold as possible by year-end, driven by debt/deficits, geopolitical risk, and recession potential — though he emphasizes preparation over prediction. Gold stocks are bifurcated: discoveries and near-production stories are being rewarded, while advanced explorers with large resources lag. Silver is poised to catch up, with the gold/silver ratio near 90 and ETF investment in H1 2025 already exceeding all of 2024. He highlights strong producer cash flows, rising financings, and M&A as bullish signals, and notes that GDX and GDXJ outperforming gold confirms the bull market.

Gold Advisor’s #1 Mining Pick: "You'll Regret Not Buying the Next Dip!"

Preview:Jeff Clark argues the gold-mining complex is in a confirmed bull market, with GDX and GDXJ confirming strength beneath gold. He says the best opportunities are in discovery stories and companies moving into production, while some large-resource names are still lagging and require selectivity.

Additional 3 Trillion?!: Clark Slams Exploding U.S. Deficits, Says Markets Are ‘Delusional’

Preview:Jeff Clark, interviewed at the Rick Rule Symposium, declares gold is in a confirmed bull market that began on Leap Day 2024. He points to GDX outperforming gold and GDXJ outperforming GDX as structural confirmation, and notes GDX is the top-performing major asset class globally YTD. Clark argues investors must be long, expects at least 1.5 more years based on historical averages, and emphasizes a barbell approach: physical gold (20% portfolio allocation) on the conservative side and speculative mining stocks for offense. He is agnostic on Fed timing and recession/inflation debates, focusing instead on being protected for an inevitable crisis driven by exploding U.S. deficits exceeding $3 trillion. Silver gets a bullish mention based on the historically extreme 90:1 gold-silver ratio.

Jeff Clark: When Will Gold Stocks Move? Data Says Downcycle Ending Soon