Today, Darrell Thomas is joined by Jay Martin, investor and host of the upcoming VRIC to lay out his framework for investing in commodities heading into 2026, with a focus on silver, copper, and the political forces reshaping global resource markets. Jay also connects commodities to geopolitics, explaining how energy security, dollar dynamics, and supply chains are increasingly driving policy decisions worldwide.

In this video, we break down what’s really happening behind silver’s flat price near the $60–$63 range. While most retail traders see consolidation and boredom, market structure and volume data tell a very different story. Heavy trading activity combined with limited price movement often signals institutional accumulation rather than weakness.

What if your phone battery charged in seconds instead of hours? What if buildings could cut their carbon emissions in half? What if medical sensors could detect diseases years earlier than they do today? Graphene was supposed to deliver all of this and more.

Worried about the silver price? Don’t be—until you see what’s happening in China, where the SGE price has hit $82/oz compared to just $75 in the West, signaling a massive supply squeeze as China weaponizes silver as an economic tool. With 15KG silver plates fetching massive premiums at the Shuibei market and retail silver vanishing in Canada, the global scramble for resources is intensifying, evidenced by Indonesia seizing 10M acres of mining concessions and the US Department of Defense taking a 40% stake in a new metal refinery.

Rick Rule, president and CEO of Rule Investment Media LLC, shares his outlook on natural resource stocks.

European defense stocks rise following the US military strikes on Venezuela and its capture of President Nicolás Maduro. Gold and silver also advance, with investors weighing heightened geopolitical risks. Meanwhile, oil markets shrug off the possibility of short-term disruptions, believing any drop in Venezuelan output could be offset by increases elsewhere.

In this presentation, Bradley Langille, President & CEO of GoGold Resources Inc. (TSX: GGD | OTCQX: GLGDF), provides a detailed overview of GoGold’s operating track record, balance sheet strength, and the transformational growth underway at the Los Ricos silver district in Mexico.

In this interview, Bradley Langille, President & CEO of GoGold Resources Inc. (TSX: GGD | OTCQX: GLGDF), joins Nordic Funds & Mines to discuss the company’s diversified silver and gold production profile, its long-standing Parral tailings operation, and the transformational Los Ricos district development in Mexico.

The mining industry is at a crossroads. To drive the energy transition, achieve decarbonisation targets, and address skill shortages, it must break out of the echo chamber and collaborate across the value chain.

Advance Metals delivered a standout year, building a high-grade precious metals portfolio across Australia and Mexico through disciplined exploration and strategic acquisitions.