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Bob Quartermain, a legendary mining executive, sits down with Steve Barton at the 2025 New Orleans Investment Conference to explain why he came out of retirement to back Dakota Gold. With no debt, forty-one million dollars in cash, and a potential three billion dollar valuation on its Richmond Hill project, Dakota Gold is positioning itself as one of the most undervalued gold stocks in the market. Quartermain emphasizes the company's strategic advantages, including its location on private land in South Dakota, access to infrastructure, and strong local support. He also highlights the historical significance of the Homestake mining district and the company's two key projects, Maitland and Richmond Hill. With a combined six point two million ounces of measured, indicated, and inferred gold resources, and all-in sustaining costs around one thousand fifty dollars per ounce, Dakota Gold offers compelling upside in a strong gold price environment. Quartermain discusses support from major backers like Orion, who h

In this feature from the 2025 New Orleans Investment Conference, Adrian Day of Adrian Day Asset Management shares a detailed macro outlook that challenges mainstream narratives. He outlines clear signs of a slowing US economy, including weak employment and manufacturing data, while highlighting a concerning global trend of central banks easing monetary policy before controlling inflation. According to Day, these conditions set the stage for persistent inflationary pressures and potential long-term currency devaluation. Adrian explains why gold and silver are still far from their market tops, citing low public participation, undervalued gold stocks, and continued central bank buying. He highlights two companies that stand out in the current environment: Dakota Gold, with strong US-based assets, and Midland Exploration, supported by major partners like Rio Tinto, Barrick, BHP, and Agnico Eagle. Day views these as well-positioned plays in an ongoing precious metals bull market with significant upside potential

In this week's Monday Market Moves, Steve Barton breaks down the biggest trends in commodity investing and what's really moving the markets. The S&P 500 edged slightly higher but most of the excitement came from metals and energy. Gold looks ready for a short-term correction while silver hit a new intraday high before pulling back. Copper bounced modestly, oil is still forming a long consolidation pattern, and natural gas keeps grinding higher despite extreme technicals. Bitcoin broke below support and could be heading for more losses. Steve dives into how global political tension, rising treasury yields, and the dollar's movement could impact commodities going forward. He also lays out accumulation strategies for precious metals and energy stocks while pointing to high-probability setups across the board. Premium subscribers get access to company-specific trade setups with live portfolio updates and entry points. If this video helps you out, be sure to like it, share it with other investors, and subscr

Marco Roque, CEO of Cassiar Gold, shares insights from the 2025 New Orleans Investment Conference, explaining why he believes the company is the most undervalued junior gold explorer in North America. With a market cap between 25 and 30 million US dollars and no debt, Cassiar holds a 2.6 million ounce gold resource worth over 10 billion dollars in the ground. Roque emphasizes that the company has only explored a small fraction of its total land package and sees significant upside potential as they continue drilling and advancing toward a preliminary economic assessment in 2026.   Connect with Marco Roque! Website: https://cassiargold.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marcobroque/   Cassiar's 59,000-hectare land position that includes five past-producing mines, two active mine permits, and a fully owned and permitted mill. Roque also highlights existing infrastructure such as paved road access, power, water, and 25 kilometers of underground workings. The leadership team includes seasoned operator

Don Durrett of GoldStockData.com shares his personal journey into the precious metals sector, which began in 1989 after deep research into macroeconomic trends. He explains why he believes the collapse of the US bond market is inevitable and outlines how this will drive capital into gold and silver. Durrett sees gold reaching over six thousand dollars and silver moving past one hundred and twenty-five dollars in the coming years. His long-term strategy focuses on waiting for this outcome while accumulating undervalued mining stocks, positioning for what he calls a generational wealth transfer.   Connect with Don Durrett! Website: https://www.goldstockdata.com   He offers insights into key positions in his portfolio including Integra Resources, Guanajuato Silver, 1911 Gold, Avino, Vizsla, and Aya Gold and Silver. Don explains his criteria for picking stocks with tenfold potential based on future metal prices and low-risk profiles. He also breaks down his disciplined exit strategy and how he prepares for

Rudi Fronk, CEO of Seabridge Gold, shares a deep look into the company's direction and potential from the 2025 New Orleans Investment Conference. With a market cap of 2.3 billion US dollars and over 100 million Canadian dollars in cash, Seabridge holds no traditional debt. Instead, a unique convertible instrument converts into royalties at production. Fronk emphasizes that Seabridge was created as a play on gold price optionality, a vision that has paid off with gold rising 1200 percent and Seabridge shares up over 12000 percent since inception.   Connect with Rudi Fronk! Website: hhttps://www.seabridgegold.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rudi-fronk-b06ab6320   Fronk explains why the company is significantly undervalued, trading at less than 15 dollars per ounce in the ground compared to an industry average above 80. Seabridge holds more than 183 million ounces of gold and 59 billion pounds of copper with in-ground metals valued over one trillion dollars at current prices. He describes KSM a

Susan Stroud, founder of No Bull Ag, shares a data-driven breakdown of today's agriculture market. Speaking with Steve Barton, she explains how Brazil has taken global market share from the U.S. in soybeans and cotton, how government biofuel policies are reshaping soybean oil demand, and why global trade dynamics with China are putting pressure on U.S. farmers. She also discusses how logistics, river transport, and domestic policy shifts have impacted America's role as a top exporter. Connect with Susan Stroud! Website: https://nobullag.com/ Substack:  https://substack.com/@nobullag Stroud points to palm oil as a key commodity to watch and breaks down how vegetable oils now trade like energy assets due to their use in renewable diesel. She offers clear insights on the challenges in U.S. wheat, corn, and soy markets, while explaining how government delays are creating risk for producers and investors. If you're tracking biofuels, ag trade, or macro commodity trends, this is the sharp, boots-on-the-ground

Javier Reyes, CEO of Luca Mining, outlines the company's transformation from the 2025 New Orleans Investment Conference. With a market cap of 300 million Canadian dollars, 25 million US dollars in cash, and just 8 million in debt, Luca Mining is targeting a debt-free balance sheet by 2026. Reyes explains their plan to grow gold equivalent production beyond 200,000 ounces and pursue a listing on the New York Stock Exchange. He also details Luca's recent inclusion in the GDXJ ETF and a diversified strategy built around gold, silver, copper, and zinc.   Connect with Javier Reyes! Website: https://lucamining.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/javier-reyes-de-la-campa   The conversation highlights the company's 99 percent local workforce in Mexico and its strong focus on sustainable mining through community investment. Reyes shares how Luca Mining is funding life-saving open-heart surgeries for children in underserved areas. He emphasizes how a culture of humility and long-term local engagement ha

In this week's Monday Market Moves, I'm back from the New Orleans Investment Conference and ready to break down what's happening across the commodities space. The S&P 500 dipped 1.6 percent but I'm seeing signs of a bullish reversal ahead. The dollar rolled over which could give commodities a tailwind and volatility spiked before cooling off quickly. Gold and silver are consolidating and I think silver miners are flashing early warnings of more downside. Uranium got crushed across the board but I believe we're setting up for a strong bounce. Oil looks like it's forming a bull flag and natural gas surged but is now starting to roll over.   Coal and nickel are still flat but I wouldn't be surprised if we get a move higher soon. Bitcoin broke its 200-day moving average and it's looking like more weakness could be coming. I went over every chart with my red   The episode includes technical and fundamental analysis across energy, metals, and equities, plus a preview of Steve's newly released technical ana

Jason Hartman, CEO of Empowered Investor and host of the Creating Wealth Show, sits down with Steve Barton to uncover real estate strategies that remain under the radar in 2025. He shares how the ultra-low interest rates during the COVID era created a rare window for leveraged gains and how many investors failed to capitalize. Hartman introduces his concept of Packaged Commodities Investing, a framework that views real estate as an investment in globally traded materials like copper, steel, petroleum, and lumber, rather than just land and buildings.   Learn more about Jason Hartman!https://www.jasonhartman.com https://open.spotify.com/show/1fITPhO3gnJmiPkPOJ0XxH?si=d13e8385b24d4635   The conversation expands into why Hartman sees income-producing real estate as a more dynamic and profitable alternative to gold or silver. He explains his Land to Improvement ratio, a tool for targeting undervalued markets with high commodity exposure and low land risk. Hartman breaks down the differences between cyclical

Tara Christie, President and CEO of Banyan Gold, is live from the 2025 New Orleans Investment Conference. Representing one of the most talked-about gold exploration companies in Canada, Tara brings key updates on Banyan Gold's progress and what lies ahead for the Yukon-based developer. Learn more about Tara Christie!https://x.com/christie2tara https://banyangold.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/tara-christie-22846aa Banyan now holds a 7.7 million ounce gold resource, is fully financed with $42 million in cash, and has no debt. With four drills turning and year-round access, the company is aggressively targeting high-grade starter pits and expanding its footprint near existing producers like Victoria Gold. Tara outlines how only 2 percent of Banyan's 680 square kilometer land package has been explored, and reveals a new high-grade silver discovery that could add an entirely new layer of value. With strong fundamentals, increasing M&A attention, and a proven team in place, Banyan Gold is shaping up to b

In this interview from the 2025 New Orleans Investment Conference, Matt Warder of Seawolf Research lays out a high-level macro view on coal and rare earth markets. He explains how Chinese steel exports have disrupted pricing across both thermal and metallurgical coal, with met coal dropping from 600 to 175. Despite soft prices, coal stocks have sharply outperformed the broader market, benefiting from rising interest in small caps, high short interest, and rare earth exposure. Warder notes that thermal coal is still profitable domestically and points to AI-driven base load demand as a key factor supporting coal and gas going forward. Connect with Matt Warder! Twitter: https://x.com/mfwarder LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mfwarder/ Substack: https://substack.com/@seawolfresearch The discussion then pivots to rare earths with a focus on Ramaco Resources and its Brook Mine in Wyoming, which contains rare earths within its clay zones. Warder highlights the growing importance of Western nations develop

Jordan Roy-Byrne sat down with Steve Barton at the 2025 New Orleans Investment Conference to discuss the shifting tides in global markets. Drawing comparisons to the late 1960s, Roy-Byrne pointed to a secular bear market in bonds as capital steadily exits fixed income and begins flowing into gold and stocks. He outlined why gold's performance relative to the S&P 500 is the most important chart to watch and emphasized that once gold breaks above key resistance on that ratio, the move to five thousand and beyond becomes highly likely. Silver could also accelerate toward one hundred in that scenario.   https://x.com/TheDailyGold https://www.linkedin.com/in/jordan-roy-byrne-cmt-mfta-84b15b351   They explored near-term correction levels for both metals with Roy-Byrne identifying thirty-six hundred to thirty-seven hundred as key zones to watch for gold and low forties as a potential base for silver. He stressed the importance of using ratio charts to track intermarket flows and explained why technical anal

In this week's feature from the New Orleans Investment Conference 2025, Darrell Thomas of the Money Levels Show and VRIC Media joins Steve Barton for a deep discussion on the shifting global economy. Darrell outlines how the world is being reshaped by rising East-West tensions and the breakdown of long-standing trade relationships. He points to the escalating US national debt and unfunded entitlements as signals of an unavoidable surge in deficit spending and inflation. These conditions, according to Darrell, set the stage for hard assets like gold to outperform. He explains how tokenization is modernizing gold ownership and forecasts a major currency reset with gold potentially being revalued as high as $50,000.   Learn More about Darrell Thomas! https://www.youtube.com/@TheMoneyLevelsShow https://www.youtube.com/@vricmedia   The conversation moves into strategy as Darrell reveals recent profit-taking from uranium positions and a shift into larger-cap gold equities like Wheaton and Franco-Nevada. He sees opp

In this week's Monday Market Moves, I break down major shifts across the commodity landscape. The S&P 500 hit a new high before fading slightly, while the DXY gained 0.8% and approaches key resistance. Yields ticked higher, but downside pressure may be building. The VIX rose 6.5%, flashing early risk-off signals. Gold and silver ended the month with bearish closes—gold showing a topping tail and silver looking weak technically. I walked through key Fibonacci retracement levels and stressed stacking physical metals first before diving into miners and leveraged setups. Uranium jumped over 6% as the Sprott Trust added 550,000 pounds of U₃O₈ and held well above its 200-day moving average. Copper stayed strong, trading above $5, while COPX showed signs of a triple bottom. Oil is consolidating into a bullish flag and could make a run at $68. Natural gas reversed sharply, surging 24.8% to wipe out the prior bearish structure. Coal paused, platinum kept flagging lower, and palladium formed a clean cup and handl

Steve Barton delivers another high-impact edition of Monday Market Moves with sharp insights into this week's commodity investing landscape. The S&P 500 pushed to a new all-time high while the dollar and bond yields signaled strength amid softening market volatility. Gold and silver both saw notable pullbacks after extended runs, with bearish patterns forming on the charts and ETF performance lagging behind physical metals. Uranium held its ground near the 50-day moving average while copper climbed above five dollars, showing resilience despite mixed signals from broader markets.   Spooktacular Sale link for Substack:  https://stevebarton.substack.com/90bafc34 Spooktacular Discount code for TA Series:  INITTOWINIT Q & A with Rick Rule on Thursday Oct 30th at 12:30pm Pacific Time:  https://ruleclassroom.com/posts/91872446?utm_source=manual   Oil rallied strongly following geopolitical headlines while natural gas surged nearly ten percent, bouncing off a key trendline. Coal remained range-bound

Charlotte McLeod from Investing News Network joins In It To Win It to share her journey from English major to finance media leader. She opens up about how she broke into the commodity space, how the pandemic shifted her focus to YouTube interviews, and what she has learned from years of speaking with top market experts. Charlotte discusses her views on the state of the global economy, the challenges of inflation, confusing job data, rising debt, and why the growing concern from average people is worth paying attention to. Charlotte highlights gold, silver, and uranium as the commodities she tracks most closely while pointing to critical minerals, copper, agricultural resources, and even water as areas to watch. She explains the balance between covering hot sectors and spotlighting under-the-radar opportunities. For those entering the finance media world, she offers real-world advice based on her experience. Charlotte also discusses how she prepares for uncertainty by owning physical metals and staying groun

Lobo Tiggre from The Independent Speculator joins In It To Win It to deliver sharp insights on the global economy and the commodities primed for major moves. He outlines his bullish outlook on gold, silver, uranium, and copper while introducing his Upside Maximizer strategy to help investors lock in profits without missing upside potential. Lobo emphasizes the importance of disciplined profit-taking and explains why taking money off the table doesn't mean giving up on long-term gains. Lobo also tackles fan questions about trailing stops, when to shift from accumulation to aggressive buying, and how to spot red flags in junior miners. Lobo shares his take on uranium as a critical mineral, breaks down the ongoing copper supply crunch, and explains why oil might be nearing a buying opportunity. He also touches on political risk in Latin America and how global instability shapes commodity investing. For more expert-level market guidance, be sure to like, share, and subscribe.   Connect with Lobo Tiggre! Lo

Steve Barton returns in this week’s Monday Market Moves with a focused breakdown of key developments in commodities and equities. The S&P 500 pulled back after failing to reach a new high, while the dollar regained strength and bond yields moved lower as risk sentiment shifted. Gold and silver reached record levels but showed signs of short-term weakness with backwardation and bearish chart patterns. Mining stocks underperformed the metals, raising caution. Copper held modest gains but remains vulnerable to broader economic concerns. Uranium eased from recent highs, though its overall trend remains intact. Oil and natural gas both declined, finding support near technical levels. Coal prices held steady, and platinum and palladium continued to diverge in performance. Nickel showed signs of reversal after strong volume spikes, and Bitcoin dropped sharply, testing its 200-day moving average. For more detailed analysis and premium content, visit stevebartonmoney.com. Remember to like, share, and subscribe t

Justin Huhn of Uranium Insider joins In It To Win It to provide an expert breakdown of the uranium market as it faces growing supply challenges. He discusses production issues from Cameco and Kazakhstan, along with China's continued uranium stockpiling in Africa. Huhn explains why the global market now faces a multi-year supply shortfall of over 30 million pounds, reinforcing a long-term bullish outlook. He outlines the potential of laser enrichment technology through Cameco's investment in GLE and shares insight on why US uranium independence by 2028 remains unlikely. The conversation also covers weak term contracting volumes, rising interest from data center operators in nuclear energy, and the risks and rewards of uranium equities like OKLO. For more expert market coverage, make sure to like, share, and subscribe.   Connect with Justin Huhn!  Uranium Insider