Sean Brodrick, Editor of Wealth Megatrends, Supercycle Investor, Resource Trader, and contributing analyst to Weiss Ratings Daily, joins us to outline strategies for portfolio management during the pullbacks in gold, silver, antimony, rare earths, and energy stocks.  

Gold and silver are now retesting lower levels, in a corrective move that has been anticipated by many for some time. 

• If $4,000 support is tested and breaks, then Sean makes a case for solid technical support at $3850 and $3,700, and believes it is unlikely we’ll see a move below those in the medium-term.


• Sean had been advising his subscribers to take partial profits in a number of precious metals stocks since October 14th.


• He was happy to have raised the cash to be able to redeploy it into meaningful pullbacks, which have begun since the Friday of last week and then accelerated down further on Tuesday’s trading session.

He is quite interested to see how Q3 earnings season may trend starting with Newmont Corp’s (NYSE: NEM, ASX: NEM) report afterhours this coming Thursday, and then filtering out into the rest of the senior and mid-tier PM producers.

• We discuss whether gold and silver need to keep hitting new all-time highs in the near-term to keep the momentum going in the PM stocks, or whether these stocks can actually keep making progress just based on rerating more in alignment with these higher underlying metals prices.

Next we got into the blistering rally higher that we’ve seen in some of the critical minerals stocks like antimony and rare earth stocks on the back of Chinese export bans sending prices skyrocketing.  

• He’s got some exposure through United States Antimony Corp (NYSE:UAMY), and discussed their recent acquisition of another company to further grow their antimony and gold resources.


• Sean is also positioned in USA Rare Earth, Inc. (Nasdaq: USAR), because they have a compelling development project and domestic mine-to-magnet supply chain approach that may be able to attract some of those government funds earmarked for this sector.

Wrapping up Sean shifted over briefly to how traditional energy with the oil and gas stocks, and solar have remained in a slump, but that they may become a sector to follow, along with his ongoing interest in the next-gen defense stocks consider whether this could be a contrarian area to follow more closely in the commodities sector.

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