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Y. Andropov's avatar

Higher gold prices will continue to bleed into miner earnings. Even if the price stalls at $4000, the miner's results will improve through 2026. So even though we know this will happen, I think that the stock market reaction will be positive. While both the AISC and Capex will rise, they will be overwhelmed by the price-cost differential.

Callum Thomas's avatar

Indeed, similar situation with tech stocks "expensive for a reason, looking overvalued, but could easily head higher because fundamentals/EPS growth"

Y. Andropov's avatar

I feel so much more comfortable making predictions about the gold mining business than I do about whatever it is that NVDIA does.

Callum Thomas's avatar

lol! :-)

Fair enough, but also great point to trade what you know

Karl's avatar

Hi Callum,

I'm a bit late to this one but did you see the retail queue in October to buy Gold? Never a good sign....

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/oct/22/gold-price-australia-thousands-queuing-sydney-bullion-store

Not so m-ANY people in the queue these days.

Also in another not good sign and more recently, did you see who the biggest buyer of gold has been recently?

https://www.ft.com/content/37f80249-2ca0-4369-9898-bde2689d443a

OMG not for me!