Since last week: The commodity surge has continued, with silver standing tall above all others in the sector.
It doesn’t seem like anything is going to stop silver’s recent surge. It keeps gaining value, hitting new highs of over $69 per ounce earlier this week. Its status as a store of value, as well as growing awareness of its industrial uses has more investors taking interest. Here's where you should be investing to take advantage of the bull market.
The Trump administration proves it’s serious about nuclear power with a new deal to merge Trump Media & Technology Group with TAW Technologies, a company that provides energy storage and power delivery services for batteries and electric vehicles. The plan is for the merged company to build the world’s first utility-scale fusion power plant. This is the kind of thing needed to meet growing energy needs and there could be many similar deals in the near future. You want to make sure you have the right uranium investments in your portfolio before that happens. Click here to learn more about where to put your money.
Google’s parent company Alphabet recently announced it will acquire data center and energy infrastructure company Intersect in a nearly $5 billion deal. Competition in the sector is heating up as everyone tries to claim their piece of the AI pie and more acquisitions like this could be announced in the near future. Learn more about how to invest in this white-hot sector by clicking here.
While silver is taking a lot of the commodity spotlight, gold is still quietly forging ahead and hitting new high prices. It’s come within striking distance of $4500 per ounce lately and the fundamentals mean that it will get there eventually. Investors will want to make sure they’re positioned correctly before then. Learn how to do that by clicking here.
The commodity surge is likely to continue just as consumer sentiment continues to sour.