Don Durrett of GoldStockData.com shares his next precious metals price targets, saying he's anticipating US$7,000 per ounce for gold and US$200 per ounce for silver — although both could overshoot those levels to the upside. With those price targets in mind, he still sees plenty of places to find 10 baggers.

"There are 10 baggers still to this day all over the place," Durrett said. "As a matter of fact, just about every silver producer is a five+ bagger right now. Every single one of them, which is kind of insane that you can say that."

This interview was filmed on April 14, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:27 - Gold's key price driver

5:49 - US economic outlook

16:03 - Stock market crash

19:29 - Gold price in 2026

23:29 - What about silver?

31:30 - Finding 10 baggers

34:36 - Potential 250 bagger

40:06 - Own gold and silver

42:30 - Outro

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Bob Moriarty of 321Gold shares his thoughts on gold and silver, emphasizing that it's important for investors to protect themselves in a world that's becoming increasingly dangerous. He also advocates for securing personal supplies of food and fuel.

"It's a very, very, very dangerous time, and it's a time that investors need to wake up and they need to protect themselves," he said.

Books written by Bob: http://www.321gold.com/ebooks2016/index.html

This interview was filmed on April 14, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:33 - Still very early for gold

4:45 - Gold, silver as insurance

7:14 - Next gold price trigger

9:47 - Hyperinflation potential

14:23 - When will panic erupt?

16:25 - Time to get food, fuel

19:44 - Oil prices and stocks

26:45 - Dark ages in the west

30:06 - Power transition to east

36:07 - Strong demand for silver

39:37 - Rhodium often overlooked

42:36 - Time to protect yourself

46:44 - Outro

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John Ciampaglia of Sprott Asset Management breaks down uranium supply, demand and price developments as the impact of the Iran war continues to spread through the commodities sector. In his view, uranium represents a place of relative calm compared to other markets.

"There's no impairment to the long-term story — if anything, I think it's gotten better — but the short-term noise and uncertainty has really forced investors to the sidelines," he explained, pointing to a supply crunch that's likely to intensify in the early 2030s.

This interview was filmed on April 13, 2026.

0:00 - Intro

0:17 - Long-term story strong

2:59 - Spot vs. term prices

6:44 - Utilities starting to buy

11:21 - Another energy shock

14:08 - Sulfuric acid shortage?

18:09 - Supply crunch building

21:14 - This trade is long term

23:29 - Outro

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