EPISODE · Nov 21, 2022 · 20 MIN
20-Year Gold Vet Reveals Mining Stock Paying 4.8% Dividend | Angel Research Podcast Ep 26
20-year gold veteran Luke Burgess joins Angel Research Podcast host Jason Stutman to discuss the U.S. economy, inflation, and the commodities market before he reveals the one gold mining stock he likes right now (which is also paying a 4.8% dividend). Between the ripple effects of the world's response to COVID-19, a confused U.S. Dollar, and a lingering recession - the case for gold stocks is very strong right now according to Luke Burgess. Tune in to hear why he is so bullish on the gold market and which stock he believes is one of the best ways to gain exposure. Get more from Luke Burgess and Angel Investment Research below:$12 Trillion Gold Find: Largest in History? Or Corrupt Scam? | Angel Research Podcast Ep. 13: https://youtu.be/DxyPK4KEJaQGold Prices Have Bottomed Out — Invest NOW: https://www.outsiderclub.com/gold-prices-have-bottomed-out-invest-now/110803WD-40 Co. Has Dominated the Lube Market, but for How Long?: https://www.outsiderclub.com/wd-40-co-has-dominated-the-lube-market-but-for-how-long-/110474Highlights00:00 Intro & Disclaimer01:30 Gold as an Inflation Hedge03:43 Measuring the Value of the Dollar and Bearish Signs05:45 Thoughts on the Crypto Crash07:05 When is the Last Rate Hike? And What Will the Hike Be?08:24 Short-Term Reasons to Buy Gold 13:45 General Outlook on the Economy: Headed for a Recession?16:18 WD-40: Not a Lube Company but a Marketing Company19:00 Luke's Favorite Stock Right Now & Closing Remarks #gold #miningstock #dividend #angelresearchpodcastDisclaimer: We do not provide personal investment advice. Forward-looking statements and projections are subject to change and may be inaccurate. All investing carries risk. Be smart out there. And good luck.
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20-Year Gold Vet Reveals Mining Stock Paying 4.8% Dividend | Angel Research Podcast Ep 26
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