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Andrew Sleigh of Sprott Money is joined by Kai Hoffmann of SOAR Financially for an urgent conversation on the rising economic and political instability in Europe—and what it means for global markets and the gold price and silver price. From Germany’s energy crisis and factory shutdowns to the upcoming launch of the digital euro (CBDC) and growing capital controls, this episode highlights how European policies are triggering ripple effects across the global economy. With power grid failures, recession, and high debt levels mounting, investors are turning to precious metals as a hedge against uncertainty.

Welcome to the May 2025 edition of the Precious Metals Projections with Craig Hemke and Chris Vermeulen. In this explosive episode, we break down what’s really happening with the gold price and silver price right now — and what could be coming next.

Chris explains why the recent gold rally — could be a classic FOMO blow-off top, warning investors that we’re in “nosebleed territory” with high risk for a sudden reversal. They also examine recent volatility in the S&P 500 and NASDAQ, exploring whether this is a true breakout or the final bounce before a major stock market crash. As for silver price, Chris sees the potential for an explosive move — but with serious downside risk. The episode covers key technical analysis patterns, investor sentiment, short squeezes, and the broader implications of Fed policy and inflation.

In this episode of the Ask Andrew podcast, Kellen Ainey is joined by Andrew Sleigh from Sprott Money to explore why silver may be one of the most undervalued assets right now. With the gold-to-silver ratio sitting around 100:1, Andrew explains what this historic imbalance means for investors and why silver could dramatically outperform gold in the near future. They also discuss where the gold price and silver price are headed, what could trigger a shift in the ratio, and why physical precious metals remain a safer long-term play compared to mining stocks or digital assets like Bitcoin. Essential listening for any investor in uncertain times.

Andrew Sleigh of Sprott Money recently joined Kai Hoffmann on Soar Financially for a powerful and urgent conversation about unravelling the global monetary system. In this eye-opening episode, Andrew lays out the harsh realities of currency debasement, the silent erosion of purchasing power, and the accelerating push toward Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs).

With clarity and conviction, Andrew explains why current economic policies are driving us toward what he describes as a modern-day Great Depression. He makes a compelling case for why traditional fiat currencies are failing—and why precious metals like gold and silver remain one of the few reliable stores of value in the face of growing financial instability. Listen today!

In this must-watch Monthly Wrap-Up, our host Craig Hemke is joined by Bob Thompson, Senior Portfolio Manager at Raymond James, to break down what's really driving the surge in the gold price. They discuss why silver price action is still lagging behind, and why that could present one of the biggest upside opportunities for investors right now. Watch today!

Craig Hemke sits down with Rob Kientz of The Freedom Report to dive into America's monetary crossroads. From legal tender bills in U.S. states to the looming dollar crisis, Rob unpacks the gold movement, federal resistance, and what’s next for the global economy. Don’t miss this crucial update from Sprott Money’s “Ask The Expert” April 2025 episode.

Andrew Sleigh from Sprott Money joins Kellen Ainey to break down global market reactions, silver demand outpacing supply, gold's unstoppable rise, and how fiat currency collapses unfold. We discuss rare earths, BRICS gold strategy, and what Canadians should be doing to protect their assets. Essential listening for any investor in uncertain times.

In this episode, Andrew Sleigh from Sprott Money unpacks the deeper implications of Canadian tariffs on China, the accelerating gold and silver markets, and what a weakening USD means for everyday Canadians. He explains how the rising gold price reflects a global loss of confidence in fiat currencies, and how the silver price could surge as more sectors underperform and investors seek real assets. From the looming CBDC rollout in Europe to how the elite may be preparing for a monetary reset, this is a deep dive into the state of our global financial system — and why owning precious metals might be your safest move.

April 2025 is off to a wild start as the silver price drops over 20% in just two days, leaving investors scrambling. In this month’s Precious Metals Projections, Craig Hemke and Chris Vermeulen break down what’s driving the sudden plunge across silver, gold, and broader markets.

They discuss how tariff hikes, panic selling, and key technical patterns like Fibonacci measured moves are shaping short- and long-term trends. Is this a temporary dip or the start of a deeper correction? How is the gold price responding, and what should you watch for next?

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In this Monthly Wrap-Up, host Craig Hemke is joined by legendary investor Rick Rule to break down the latest developments in the precious metals market. We discuss gold’s strong March gains, why the gold price is going much higher, the declining purchasing power of the U.S. dollar, mining stocks, and the future of commodities like copper. Rick shares deep insights backed by 50 years of experience, including his views on upcoming economic risks and how investors can protect their wealth with precious metals.

Learn why even a modest allocation to gold bullion can serve as a powerful hedge as we walk through the staggering financial obligations facing the U.S. government—over $130 trillion in total liabilities—and what that means for the long-term health of the U.S. dollar. We examine how inflation, negative real interest rates, and structural risks in fiat savings are contributing to a shift in investor sentiment toward hard assets like gold and silver.