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Sean Brodrick – Strong Recovery Move Higher In Gold, Silver, Copper, Critical Minerals, Space, and Defense Stocks

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Sean Brodrick, Editor of Wealth Megatrends, Supercycle Investor, Resource Trader, and contributing analyst to Weiss Ratings Daily, joins us to discuss his investing outlook across multiple resource and general equity sectors in the current macroeconomic and geopolitical environment. He shares how he is managing his portfolio as it relates to gold, silver, PM stocks, copper and copper stocks, critical minerals stocks, space stocks, and defense stocks.

The conversation kicks off around the strong recovery move higher in the precious metals sector, breaking up through overhead resistance and changing the tone and sentiment in the sector.

Sean shares his outlook on what fundamentals are driving gold, silver, and the PM stocks up so suddenly.

He is cautious that short-term economic data could trigger a retracement back lower, but also shares the reasons why he believes this move in the precious metals complex could have legs for the some time.

He has been constructive on the upcoming Q2 earnings which has paid off over the last couple weeks, where producer margins, revenues, and free cash flows were still very robust.

Sean is still mostly animated by revenue-generating gold and silver producers, and cautions investors to be weary of the temptation of many pre-revenue juniors to use this bounce to raise money, diluting current shareholders as they issue more shares.

Next we dove into the incredible technical strength this year in copper as an energy metals, but contrasted that against the more tame response overall by the copper stocks.

Sean provided some compelling stats for copper demand across many sectors, and contrasted that against the supply deficit from copper miners as an opportunity for investors to pay close attention to.

With regards to the critical minerals stocks, we have seen a solid bounce over the last couple weeks, in tandem with the other metals, pondering if this is all part of a huge metals melt-up move.

Sean points out the geopolitical factors and supply chain constraints that are underpinning the continued interest and attractive fundamental backdrop across a range of critical minerals.

We also discuss the significance of the US government continuing to directly support the development of key critical minerals projects and domestic processing.

Wrapping up, we touch upon the blast up higher in broad US equities markets from last week and into early this week.

While there are many areas of the markets doing well and providing opportunity, Sean has remained more animated by the recent rebound in the space economy stocks, as well as the traditional and next generation defense stocks.

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