Everything is getting more expensive - the value of gold is stable

Fears of even greater price increases are spreading. The price of natural gas continues to rise, and with it the price of electricity. Even the price of construction timber, which caused a stir, is rising again. This is not good news for the intended decarbonization. Lithium for lithium-ion batteries, which is necessary for CO2 reduction, is also recording price highs. In addition to the cost of energy, fertilizer prices are also rising, which in turn makes food more expensive. Just under a third of fertilizer is produced in China and Russia, and now these two countries have decided to halt exports so as not to jeopardize supplies to their own markets. The consequences are clear, food prices will continue to go up.

And China probably also wants to control the precious metals, especially gold. For example, the Shanghai exchange shipped almost 160 tons of gold in November, up 16 percent from October. Overall, gold shipments could reach a record high this year. If China continues to tighten its control over commodities and gold, it does not bode well. For those invested in gold, it should mean staying invested in gold and taking advantage of low-price phases to get in. Even if everything becomes more expensive and inflation eats up savings, gold will retain its value as in the past and serve as a hedge. This also applies to gold shares, even if they are more risky, but on the other hand they can generate greater profits when gold prices rise.

Among the gold companies, CanaGold and Condor Gold appeal. 

CanaGold - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hwuwh7ugpqI - owns the New Polaris gold mine in British Columbia as well as options for gold projects in Nevada, USA and British Columbia.

Condor Gold - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFuZJgdUMh0&t=2s - is active in Nicaragua, particularly at the La India gold project. Production there is expected to average 157,000 ounces of gold annually in the first two years.

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