Join host Cali Van Zant on the Exploring Mining podcast as she interviews Chris Temple, founder, editor, and publisher of The National Investor, for a detailed discussion on current market conditions and commodity opportunities. Temple shares his views on the risks of overvaluation in tech giants like NVIDIA, the potential for a stock market correction, and the importance of diversification into essential sectors. He highlights uranium market dynamics, with growing demand from new reactors and small modular reactors widening the supply-demand gap, alongside the recent Brookfield-Cameco deal boosting nuclear energy prospects. Temple also covers gold and silver market volatility, U.S. dollar index pressures, and U.S.-China trade tensions impacting rare earths and antimony. Policy insights include U.S. mining challenges in Minnesota, the need for tort reform, and models like Ambler Road and MP Materials. Promotional focus falls on select stock plays with strong fundamentals: U.S. Gold, Formation Metals, Tectonic, North Peak Resources, and Apollo Silver Corp—positioned as undervalued opportunities in development-stage mining. Temple advises raising cash amid speculation warnings and breadth deterioration, while emphasizing long-term potential in critical minerals, natural gas exports, and domestic supply chains. #ExploringMining #ChrisTemple #NationalInvestor #Uranium #Gold #Silver #MiningStocks #Commodities #InvestmentInsights #NuclearEnergy #CriticalMiner
About Chris Temple For an incredible 45 years now, Chris has distinguished himself as one of the most provocative and accurate market pundits among his peers, and an especially prescient advisor who has called pretty much every significant market turn of the last four decades. This ability, he is quick to point out, is not “rocket science” but instead, a unique understanding of the nature of our monetary and economic system.Reading or listening to Chris in all manner of venues, conferences and interviews reveals why The National Investor’s motto is “You can get information anywhere, but here you get knowledge.” Chris excels and takes pride in imparting that knowledge: an unrivaled, understandable and useful take on the “Big Picture” of the markets—stocks, metals, interest rates, commodities and MORE—and a talent for guiding his Members to winning stories. His vocation also includes guiding investors, other financial professionals and his fellow consumers/citizens to a broader understanding of our evolving world. Few have been out in front as has Chris of the epochal changes unfolding in our world that everyone else is seeing in their news headlines on a daily basis now
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