Sprott Critical Materials ETFs

Invest in Critical Materials Driving the Energy Transition

2024 has been an exciting year thus far for precious metals and critical materials. This webcast takes a technical perspective on the key drivers for gold, silver, uranium and copper, as all four metals enjoy positive markets. We also provide strategic portfolio allocation ideas for precious metals and critical materials.

Coal to nuclear (C2N) is one of the more interesting energy transition stories. The sites exist, the local communities are receptive and much of the infrastructure is in already place. It’s the kind of good story that needs to be told and Science Communicator Zion Lights is just the person to do it. She joins Ed Coyne for an enlightening conversation about how we can achieve a high-energy, low carbon future.

The uranium market has faced short-term volatility, including price declines driven by geopolitical tensions and economic concerns. Despite these challenges, the long-term outlook remains strong. Supply uncertainties from key producers like Kazakhstan and Russia are contributing to this volatility, but the fundamental supply-demand imbalance suggests further growth potential.

John Ciampaglia, CEO of Sprott Asset Management, and Jimmy Connor of Bloor Street Capital discuss the flows into the Sprott Physical Gold Trust on the back of higher gold prices and the Sprott Physical Uranium Trust, on the news of lower production from Kazatoprom.

In this exclusive interview with Metals and Miners, John Hathaway offers a comprehensive analysis of the current economic landscape. From the deteriorating economic metrics to the growing threat of de-dollarization, Hathaway provides expert insights on the most pressing issues facing investors today. John Hathaway is a Managing Partner and the Senior Portfolio Manager for Sprott Asset Management.

Silver prices should spike higher with gold hitting a new all-time high above $2,500 an ounce, said John Ciampaglia, CEO of Sprott Asset Management, when speaking with Kitco Mining. “It's mind-boggling to us that silver is still below $30. It is obviously way off its 2010 highs, and we would love to see it get back to the $50 level,” said Ciampaglia. “We think it has the ability to do that over time.”