John Polomny Breaks Down Global Market Trends for 2025: Uranium, Gold, and More

[@inittowinit928]

If you missed Part 1, you can watch it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4PLq5trbLOAjq8

[@R-Woz]

John's interview was great 👌 Please have him back again. You don't pay income tax on gold's appreciation. You do with Bitcoin which will eventually crash.

[@SteveBarker-v2m]

I watched John in the early days when he was good. As time has progressed John has become outstanding. Thank you, a great interview

[@TheAssOfBalaam]

I've been a big fan of John for about 5 years, and glad to have found your channel in 2024. You guys are like peanut butter and chocolate: two great channels that go great together.

[@inittowinit928]

@@TheAssOfBalaam Hahaha. Thank you! Who’s the peanut butter and who’s the chocolate?

[@investingmusician]

Excellent interview as always, and great guest. First time hearing John. Following now 👍

[@robertquinlan-rv6xq]

DNN is a producer, it has a large inventory, it has 22% of a processing mill. There are not that many mines actually producing. Also if u are starting out with gold, focus on physical or the royalty companies

[@keystonekabes]

Another good show. Peter Krauth would be a great interview to start 2025. Thanks Steve!

[@alanburge1680]

John has his own channel : "actionable intelligence " don't watch it at your own peril.

[@davidoakes75]

When uranium spot dipped down to $70, I felt that it would not go much lower. I suppose the dip in uranium stocks was due to the drop in spot price. It has to be the speculators that were in control because the term price, while it dipped month over month, was still at like $81. Now the spot price has shown signs of life after a brief time at $70. But it's still in the low $70s, and I'm buying. I'm just going to sit and hold for the longer term. As far as I'm concerned, the pressure behind uranium and nuclear energy is just building and building. I don't know when, but that pressure is going to drive stocks higher. Maybe Cameco isn't the best place to put your uranium money. I panned the company awhile ago. I felt like they needed to get their act together, and I still think that. But at least it has real earnings, and I'm hoping that management steps up and gets things in order. So I'll stick with it. But only as a part of my portfolio. Not going overweight on it but yeah, have to own some.

[@inittowinit928]

@@davidoakes75 Good to see you David.

[@Stimming-]

great interview

[@victorward3590]

Thanks, wonderful!

[@barbaraatkinson2204]

Always great experience listing you and your guests thank you

[@inittowinit928]

@@barbaraatkinson2204 thanks for always being here Barbara!

[@deutschpodcastmitali7731]

Great Video 🎉

[@brianrichards7006]

In my opinion, gold, in recognizable coin form, which can be stored privately (E.G. in your backyard for example) has two important characteristics. The government need not know that you own it, and it is presently, likely, in a bull market.

[@UraniumFever88]

I dont think cameco is overvalued. Just my opinion

[@RichardKut-j7m]

7 Percent mortgage, not bad, mine was around 20 percent during the Volker Fed.

[@amidza1991]

Yeah but you weren't paying halfa mil for it.

[@RichardKut-j7m]

@amidza1991 Anyone paying $500,000... It's a life style choice, they have options. Longer commute, settled for less, parlay your education onto a better job opportunity. I'm not convinced by your statement.

[@robertlehr4702]

Polomny has horse sense!!!

[@veitastic6866]

Good guest. But his wrong about Bitcoin. Wallstreet has massive interest in Bitcoin not blowing up.

[@seacrab101]

Im going to buy that gold mine in the Moose pasture lol, he sure makes me laugh..

[@mattbittner775]

🖐

[@frankfarley2480]

The consolidated company that JOHN dreams of already exists. It’s UEC.

[@robertquinlan-rv6xq]

I’m up175% in uec… but there is better. Nxe