Brien Lundin

Central Banks Built This Gold Bull and Wall Street Just Turned It Violent | Brien Lundin

Preview:Brien Lundin, editor of Gold Newsletter and host of the New Orleans Investment Conference, argues that gold miners' ~40% decline was a "classic washout" within an ongoing bull market, not the end of it. He sees June 24 as likely the bottom, with seasonality favoring a mid-July to mid-August low. He believes the Fed's hawkish rhetoric under Chair Warsh is "rehearsed" theater — Trump installed him to lower rates, and the debt math demands it. Lundin targets $6,000–$8,000 gold by cycle end, driven by Western speculative money rotating back into a tiny sector, with central banks providing a price floor.

Brien Lundin: Gold's "Unique" Bull Market — Major vs. Junior Stocks

Preview:Brian London argues gold’s recent pullback is a normal correction inside a still-intact secular bull market, not the start of a major top. He thinks the Fed will likely end up easier rather than tighter, debt/deficits will keep pressuring currencies and yields, and Asia—especially China—will keep absorbing metal when Western traders push prices down. He also sees majors, juniors, silver, and copper as broadly favorable, with this summer offering a buying window if seasonality and the current bottom hold.

Brien Lundin: The Next Rally in Gold Starts This Fall & Why The Copper Bull Run Has Just Started

Preview:Brien Lundin argues the metals bull market is intact and broadening: gold may have just put in a late-June low, copper is in an early-stage structural bull case, and silver plus critical minerals also look favorable. His core view is that debt, deficits, and long-term currency debasement will keep supporting metals, while the current pullback is a seasonal/technical pause rather than a trend break.

The Biggest Gold Bull Market We'll Ever See? - Brien Lundin | Sprott Money

Preview:This is a gold-bull interview framed around Brian London’s view that the precious-metals bull market is still early, structurally supported by central-bank buying, Western investor re-entry, and worsening debt dynamics. He argues the recent selloff in miners and silver is an overdone pullback, not a trend change, and that lower prices should be bought while seasonal weakness finishes playing out.

Gold & Silver Outlook: Expect Massive Volatility Ahead

Preview:This interview is a bullish-but-nuanced gold, silver, and mining equities discussion. Brian Lundine argues the secular bull market remains intact, but western investor participation will create violent swings, with pullbacks driven by liquidity needs, margin calls, and geopolitical-trade reactions rather than a broken thesis.

Brien Lundin: Gold, Silver Stock Run Just Starting, Get in Now

Preview:Brien Lundin argues the gold and silver bull market is still early, with equities only beginning to respond to higher metals prices. He says the backdrop is being driven by central-bank buying, institutional rotation into commodities, heavy debt loads, and a coming multi-year period of lower rates, while recommending active profit-taking and selective stock picking rather than a passive theme bet.

"Investing Is a Team Sport" - Mike Maloney w/Brien Lundin

Gold Market Trends and Junior Mining Stock Opportunities with Expert Brien Lundin

Preview:Brien Lundin argues the gold bull market is still early relative to prior cycles and could ultimately extend to $6,000–$8,000, with a long-shot monetary-reset scenario implying even higher prices. He says the recent pullback was normal after a very fast move, that easier money and potential Fed control changes are the key near-term catalysts, and that mining equities still need to rerate because margins and asset values are far below what higher gold prices justify.

Brien Lundin: Gold, Silver Waiting for Next Leg, What's the Catalyst?

Preview:Gold Newsletter editor Brien Lundin, speaking from the New Orleans Investment Conference, discusses gold's remarkable run past $4,000, the current pullback as only the second ~10% correction in this bull market, and his expectation for a sideways consolidation before the next leg up. He identifies the debasement trade as gold's core driver, sees a multi-year global easing cycle ahead (amplified by the coming Trump-appointed Fed chair), and names silver and silver stocks as his top pick for 2026. He is fully allocated but acknowledges missing profit-taking at the peak.

Brien Lundin’s Bold Take on Gold, Silver, and Copper’s Next Move!

Preview:Brian Lundin argues this gold/silver move is not just another cyclical spike but a monetary regime signal: central-bank buying, negative real-rate pressure, and currency debasement are pushing precious metals and miners higher. He also highlights copper and uranium as compelling commodity themes, and spends much of the interview on practical ways to own the space, from physical bullion as insurance to selective junior miners and conference-based idea generation.

Silver Is Flying, But What About Mining Stocks? Mike Maloney w/Brien Lundin

Gold May Rally Up To $6,000-8,000/oz | Brien Lundin

Preview:Brien Lundin argues this is still early in the gold bull market, with a long runway left if the current cycle resembles prior major bull runs. He says central banks, Eastern buyers, and now Western investors are all helping drive the move, while mining stocks and silver may still have substantial catch-up potential.

Brien Lundin: Silver Supply Crunch Coming? Plus Gold's New US$3,000 Floor

Preview:Brien Lundin, editor of Gold Newsletter, argues that gold's sustained trading above $3,000 has created a psychological floor and that the junior mining sector is in the early stages of a generational bull market. He sees silver breaking toward $40, driven by monetary demand and an impending supply crunch from industrial absorption. He also discusses Fed rate-cut expectations as the current catalyst, the fading impact of gold tariff fears, and selective copper opportunities.

Gold Is Soaring – But Mining Stocks Haven’t ... Yet!

Preview:Steve Barton interviews Brian London about gold, silver, copper, and mining stocks. London argues that decades of easy money and debt growth force a future of lower rates and negative real yields, while central bank gold buying has changed the market but has not yet fully lifted mining shares or silver. He thinks the sector is setting up for a strong fall and that several miners still trade below fair value despite gold’s rally.

Gold Price Breakout as Central Banks Keep Buying Massive Debt

Preview:Brian Lundin, editor of the Gold Newsletter and organizer of the New Orleans Investment Conference, makes the case that gold is coiling for a breakout rally based on a historical pattern where gold bottoms between mid-July and mid-August during bull markets. He argues this is an unprecedented bull market driven by massive central bank buying rather than Western investor participation — but that generalist investors are now starting to enter via GDX, GDXJ, and major miners. Silver has also broken above the key $35 level and is targeting $40. He sees rate cuts, federal debt, and broken economic data as structural tailwinds for precious metals. The junior mining sector is positioned for a "perfect storm."

Brien Lundin On Gold, Inflation, And The Future Of The Dollar (Little By Little)

Preview:Andy Sheckman interviews Brian Lundin about gold’s breakout, inflation, physical-market stress, and why mining stocks may finally be set up to catch up. Lundin argues gold is signaling future currency depreciation, that much of the current demand is fear/insurance-based rather than speculative, and that Bitcoin has mainly siphoned off speculative demand from gold rather than replacing it as money.

Brien Lundin: Gold's Ultimate Move Still to Come, Get Positioned Now

Preview:Brien Lundin, editor of Gold Newsletter, argues gold's bull market has a long runway driven by unsustainable US debt and a fiat currency reset. The recent ~$100 pullback from +$200 year-to-date gains is healthy and expected. He sees $3,000 as a near-term magnet, with gold's ultimate move still ahead. Mining stocks showed encouraging leverage early in 2025 before the correction, and he views the current pullback as a window to position in junior miners — particularly those with large defined resources and silver juniors. He notes unusual physical gold and silver flows not fully explained by tariff fears, and highlights silver's tight physical supplies and growing industrial demand.

Albert Lu LIVE with Brien Lundin, host of the New Orleans Investment Conference

Preview:Albert Lu interviews Brian Lundin about the immediate post-CPI gold move, Fed expectations, tariffs, gold revaluation talk, and the outlook for miners, silver, and select resource names. The core message is that gold remains in a structural bull market driven by debt, persistent inflation, and a search for monetary protection, while mining shares may finally start to catch up as speculative money broadens out from AI and mega-cap tech.