Natural Resource Stocks

Recorded on June 16 2026, at NRS Studios Resolution Minerals Ltd: ASX RML and OTCQB RLMLF Steve Yang interviews Craig Lindsay, CEO of U.S. Operations for Resolution Minerals, about the company’s Horse Heaven Gold-Antimony-Tungsten Project in Idaho. Craig explains why antimony and tungsten are gaining attention as defense-related critical metals, how China dominates global antimony supply and processing, and why U.S. domestic supply has become a major strategic issue. The discussion covers Horse Heaven’s 15,000-acre land package, its location beside Perpetua Resources’ Stibnite Gold Project, high-grade antimony veins at surface, historical tungsten production, on-site tungsten stockpiles, and the gold potential at…

Recorded on June 15 2026 at NRS Studios Galloper Gold Corp.CSE: BOOMOTC Pink: GGDCFFrankfurt: W9F Andy Millette sits down with Hratch Jabrayan, CEO and Director of Galloper Gold Corp., for a focused look at Galloper Gold’s Glover Island opportunity in Newfoundland. Hratch explains why Galloper believes Glover Island sits in a strong jurisdiction, why the Baie Verte fault line matters, and why the company is targeting near-surface gold with potential open-pit expansion. The discussion covers Galloper’s cash position, the planned 2026 drill program, share structure, insider alignment, Dundee Precious Metals as a major shareholder, and Hratch’s operating background across mining, government…

Recorded on June 11 2026 at NRS Studios Chris Vermeulen of The Technical Traders joins Steve Yang to break down the charts behind gold, silver, miners, the U.S. dollar, equities, AI momentum, and cash positioning. Chris explains why he still sees a major long-term gold supercycle, but also why the short-term chart may be warning of more downside before the next big move. He walks through Fibonacci targets, the 618 level, silver volatility, mining-stock weakness, and why a U.S. dollar breakout could pressure both precious metals and equities. The conversation also covers why Chris views cash as a real position, how…

Recorded on June 11 2026 at NRS Studios Jeff Clark, founder of The Gold Advisor, joins Steve Yang on Natural Resource Stocks for a deep conversation on gold, silver, junior mining stocks, uranium, copper, lithium, and where investors may be in the commodity supercycle. Jeff explains why he believes the easy money in this cycle may already be gone, but the big money may still be ahead, especially if mainstream capital has not yet moved into gold and silver equities. He also breaks down his bullion versus stocks framework, why physical gold is defensive while mining equities are offensive, and why…

Recorded on June 10 2026 at NRS Studios In this Natural Resource Stocks interview, Andy Millette sits down with Adam Hamilton of Zeal LLC to unpack the violent shift in gold, gold miners, and investor sentiment after the latest jobs report shocked traders. Adam explains why he believes gold moved from a high consolidation into a full blown bear market, why the selloff has made gold radically less overbought, and why he is watching stabilization before buying in size. The conversation covers Commitments of Traders data, gold futures leverage, Fed rate-hike fears, central-bank gold demand, Turkey’s gold selling, and why American…

Recorded on June 10 2026 at NRS Studios Francis Hunt, The Market Sniper, joins Steve Yang for a hard-hitting macro and markets discussion on South Korea, the Korean won, the AI boom, debt markets, gold, silver, and the warning signs he believes investors should be watching. Francis argues that South Korea may be an early pressure point for a larger AI-linked liquidity problem, with Samsung, SK Hynix, Korean equities, foreign capital flows, and yen carry trade exposure all feeding into the broader setup. The conversation connects Asian currency pressure back to the Nasdaq, passive ETF flows, chip demand, private credit, debt-market…

Recorded on June 10 2026 at NRS Studios Elliott Gue joins Andy Millette on Natural Resource Stocks to break down the energy market setup investors are facing right now, including oil prices, natural gas demand, LNG exports, AI data centers, fertilizer, uranium, and nuclear power. Elliott explains why he believes the long-term oil floor may stay much higher than many investors expect, why U.S. shale producers are not rushing to increase production, and why oilfield services could become one of the most important opportunities in the energy sector. He also lays out the direct connection between AI power demand and natural…

David Pyne joins Steve Yang on NRS World for a direct geopolitical breakdown of the Iran war, Trump, Netanyahu, Israel, the Strait of Hormuz, Congress, and the question of whether the United States can still find an exit ramp. In this clip, Pyne argues that Trump and Netanyahu may no longer be fully aligned on Iran. He explains why Trump may want a way out, why Netanyahu may have different strategic objectives, and why the conflict could become another forever war if no real ceasefire is reached. Pyne also breaks down the leverage question. He argues that Iran does not hold…

Simon Hunt joins Andy Millette on NRS World for a wide-ranging discussion on the Strait of Hormuz crisis, the Middle East conflict, Iran, Israel, Lebanon, the Red Sea, China, Russia, Europe, gold, recession, food inflation, AI data centers, copper demand, and the broader global market setup. In this interview, Hunt argues that there is no early end to the war and no early reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. He explains why the impact could reach far beyond oil and into transportation, food production, fertilizer, household costs, government, industry, and global economic activity. He also discusses why the shock may start…

Step 3 Long YouTube Package Main Channel Or NRS World Recorded on June 9 2026 at NRS Studios Art Berman joins Andy Millette to break down why the Strait of Hormuz oil disruption is not just an oil inventory story, but a logistics and confidence crisis moving through the global energy system. Art explains why the market has adapted through bypass pipelines, inventory drawdowns, China demand reductions, and demand destruction, but argues those fixes have limits. The conversation covers why reopening Hormuz would not act like a light switch, why tanker owners, insurers, crews, production shut-ins, and refinery constraints could keep…