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Lobo Tiggre: Gold Stocks are My Highest-Conviction Trade for 2024

In a recent interview, Lobo Tiggre, editor and founder of IndependentSpeculator.com, shared his highest-conviction trade for 2024. While he’s still a uranium bull, he sees the most opportunity in gold stocks next year.

Back in July, Tiggre’s focus had narrowed to uranium and he was feeling bearish on gold in the near term. But now he sees various factors lining up for gold, including a US recession, geopolitical concerns, inflation and central bank buying.

Securities Disclosure: I, Charlotte McLeod, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.

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