TRUMP SAYS: HUNTER MAKES FORTUNE FROM SHADY DEALS!

Most retail investors haven’t caught on to this yet, though the smart money is bracing for a strong upswing in the gold cycle. No matter which expert’s prediction turns out to be the right one, the upside for gold and mining stocks will be considerable:

• According to Nicoya Research, their calculations confirm that the previous gold bull cycle propelled the gold price up by roughly 6x. Therefore, the current bull cycle should put the gold price above $6,000 per ounce by the year 2025. Along the way, Nicoya expects gold to reach $3,250 in 2021 and $4,500 in 2022.

• Wells Fargo maintains a projection of gold rising to $2,300 by the end of 2021. Citing low interest rates and an excessive money supply, Wells Fargo head of real asset strategy John LaForge bluntly said, “We’re buyers of gold.”

• With an expectation that the inflation rate will rise to 3% in 2021 – along with “more inflows to gold in order to hedge it” – Goldman Sachs has also set a 12-month gold price forecast of $2,300 per ounce.

• Analysts at Bank of America projected that gold will reach an all-time high of $3,000 by the end of 2021 on the back of record central bank balance sheets and government fiscal deficits.

• Noting that total stimulus, both monetary and fiscal, has now reached $10 trillion, Mr. Frank Holmes is watching for $4,000 gold in 2021. With this projection, Mr. Holmes cites the all-important PMI: “The Purchasing Managers’ Index is a great leading indicator. When that turns for China and when that turns for America, we’re 40% of all global trade, copper, iron, all the metals start surging.”

• Rob McEwen, the Chairman and Chief Owner of McEwen Mining, explains how a perfect storm of contributing factors can lead to gold at $5,000 and beyond: “When you look at the response to fighting Covid, it’s not one country or a small group of countries, it’s global. The monetary expansion has been enormous. In addition, the debt loads are much greater. So I think the possibility of a much higher price than US$5,000 is very real.”

• Pierre Lassonde, Chair Emeritus of Franco-Nevada, is bracing for the gold price to eventually climb to $15,000 to $20,000 per ounce. Mr. Lassonde also notes the advantageous market landscape for resource companies: “The gold miners have never had it so good. The margins they are producing are the fattest, the best, the absolute unbelievable margins they’ve ever had.”


Sprott Inc. CEO and metals maven Eric Sprott is preparing for gold to hit $5,000 and then $10,000. “I am a huge believer that metals are manipulated by central authorities when they lose control we could be looking at a sustained gigantic bull market in precious metals,” he explains.

When we’re on the topic of renowned figures in the resource space, we can’t leave out Dr. Quinton Hennigh, the Chairman and President of NOVO Resources Corp. – a major shareholder of New Found Gold, as you’ll recall.

Dr. Hennigh is an economic geologist with 25 years of exploration experience, mainly gold-related. Early in his career, he explored for major mining firms, including Homestake Mining Company, Newcrest Mining Ltd., and Newmont Mining Corp.

Dr. Hennigh joined the junior mining sector in 2007 and has been involved with a number of Canadian-listed gold companies, including Gold Canyon Resources, where he led exploration at the Springpole alkaline gold project near Red Lake Ontario, a 5-million-ounce gold asset that was recently sold.

It was in 2010 that Dr. Hennigh helped start NOVO Resources and began assembling its extensive exploration portfolio. Today, NOVO remains one of the world’s most successful resource-space investment specialists.

Dr. Hennigh and NOVO Resources’ decision to take a large stake and stay invested in New Found Gold undoubtedly involves the factors we’ve already cited. However, Dr. Hennigh also has a deeper insight into the mineralization potential of New Found Gold’s Newfoundland-based Queensway Project, as it bears striking similarities to the mineral-rich Fosterville Mine – the one that made Kirkland Lake so successful.

At the time that Kirkland Lake acquired Newmarket and its Fosterville Mine, the Swan Zone at Fosterville was in an early stage of discovery. The epizonal model for high-grade gold emplacement in an orogenic system was not widely understood.

Dr. Hennigh’s recognition that newly intersected high-grade gold in the Swan Zone was epizonal in nature implied to him that the Swan Zone had significant size potential for high-grade gold resources – and this was the basis for his strong recommendation to Kirkland Lake that they proceed with the acquisition.

Following a review of photographs of New Found’s Queensway project, Dr. Hennigh concluded that the high-grade gold mineralization intercepted in New Found’s drill hole NFGC-19-01 was epizonal in nature – almost identical to what he had observed at the Fosterville Mine’s Swan Zone.

He concluded that Queensway had the potential for a significant high-grade, near-surface discovery. In other words, this could be the sequel to Fosterville, or even better, and he proceeded to negotiate NOVO Resources’ $15 million investment into New Found Gold.

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