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Adrian Day joins David Lin to discuss rising bond yields, Federal Reserve policy, inflation, and risks facing the stock market. He explores what these developments could mean for gold and gold mining stocks, offering insights for investors navigating an uncertain economic environment.

In this presentation at the Metals Investor Forum in Vancouver, Adrian looks beyond gold to explore other areas of the market that may offer opportunities for resource investors.

ON THE MOVE is an exclusive live webinar series hosted by Rich Checkan and Adrian Day. Our September 2026 webinar featured Frank Trotter, CEO of Battle Bank. In the webinar, discover an urgent discussion on how the U.S. switched from being the anchor and generally lowest yield in the bond market to becoming the high-water mark, what the prospect is for permanent inflation absent a massive meltdown, and why precious metals and currencies must play a role in today’s market environment.

In this episode of The Commodity Report, Shruti Doctor sits down with Adrian Day – Chairman & CEO of Adrian Day Asset Management and portfolio manager of the Euro Pacific Gold Fund – to examine the gold outlook, US economy, US debt and the global gold market. Adrian Day explains why he believes the US economy may be weaker beneath the headline jobs numbers, why stagflation could be more likely than a traditional recession, and what rising US government debt and Treasury issuance could mean for the US dollar and financial markets. We also examine the gold price outlook, the gold bull market, central bank gold buying, Tether’s role in the gold market, rising Treasury yields, inflation, recession risk and whether gold could continue higher.

In this conversation with Steve Hyland, host of The Deep Dive, veteran investor Adrian Day discusses why trouble in the U.S. bond market could ultimately drive gold higher and why the Federal Reserve may become the only major buyer of government debt. Adrian also explains why he believes Barrick made a poor deal with Newmont involving Fourmile and Nevada Gold Mines. They discuss what Franco-Nevada could do with its $2 billion cash position, whether an acquisition may be coming, and why Adrian expects silver stocks to outperform gold stocks over the next one to two years.

In this interview with CapitalCosm, Adrian Day shares his thoughts on the recent turmoil in the bond market and what it could mean for gold and silver investors. He also discusses the current pressures affecting precious metals and offers his perspective on the risks and opportunities investors should keep an eye on.

Adrian Day joins David Lin to discuss the Treasury’s efforts to lower long-term yields, the potential impact on gold and mining stocks, ongoing fiscal and debt pressures, and the broader outlook for precious metals and commodities, including copper.

Adrian Day joins Danny Ayoubi of Capital Cosm to discuss the recent performance of gold, silver, and other metals, including their percentage gains and the key signals pointing to further upside. He also shares his outlook for precious metals, mining stocks, and what investors should watch next.

In this edition of On the Move, Rich Checkan, Adrian Day, and special guest Byron King discuss today’s economic and geopolitical risks, the outlook for gold and silver, the impact of the U.S.–Iran conflict, and why precious metals remain an important hedge during uncertain times.

In this interview with WTFinance, Adrian Day shares his perspective on the current economic landscape, discussing the outlook for the U.S. economy, inflation, and the ongoing devaluation of the U.S. dollar. He also examines the recent pullback in precious metals, why investor sentiment has reached unusually low levels, and whether this correction represents a temporary pause within a longer-term bull market. Adrian concludes by sharing his outlook for mining stocks and the key message investors should keep in mind as market conditions continue to evolve.

In this conversation, GoldSilver’s Maggie Lake sits down with Adrian Day at a brutal moment for precious metals. Gold is down about 40% from its January peak, ETF outflows continue unabated, and one recent trading day saw virtually no bullish sentiment toward gold stocks.

On this episode of Trading Trends, Adrian Day joins host Ilya Spivak for a wide-ranging discussion on the macroeconomic outlook, Federal Reserve policy, and what investors may be overlooking. Adrian explains why he believes markets are misreading the Fed’s next move, arguing that interest rate cuts could come sooner than many expect as record debt levels and underlying economic fragility put increasing pressure on policymakers. He also shares his perspective on the broader investment landscape and what these trends could mean for precious metals and other asset classes.

On this episode of The Resource Update, Adrian Day joins Dan Craig to discuss the latest trends shaping the precious metals market. Adrian shares his outlook on gold, examines the growing role of central bank and Tether purchases alongside continued retail selling, and explains what these contrasting flows could mean for investors. He also offers practical insights on portfolio construction for both new and experienced investors, highlights opportunities among leading gold producers and royalty companies, and discusses the implications of the proposed Equinox–Orla merger.

In this interview, Adrian Day shares his perspective on the early months of Federal Reserve Chair Walsh’s tenure, the challenges facing the Fed, and why government economic data and labor market figures may not tell the full story. He also discusses the outlook for gold, including the possibility of a short-term pullback alongside the longer-term bullish case, highlights three mining companies he currently holds in significant positions, and offers insights into capital allocation, mining sector mergers and acquisitions, and the latest developments at Barrick Gold.

On this episode of SOAR Financially, Adrian Day joins Kai Hoffman to examine the powerful forces driving today’s markets and the precious metals sector. Adrian explains why gold can sometimes decline during periods of war and geopolitical uncertainty, how liquidity crises can temporarily distort market behavior, and why the U.S. dollar continues to act as a global safe-haven asset despite long-term fiscal concerns. He also shares his outlook on gold, the broader macroeconomic environment, and what investors should watch as market conditions continue to evolve.

Jeremy Szafron of Kitco News interviews Adrian Day at the Rule Symposium 2026 in Boca Raton to discuss the current outlook for gold and mining equities. The conversation explores historically low valuations in the mining sector, investor sentiment, the potential for capital rotation into precious metals, and the broader macroeconomic factors influencing the market.

On this episode of In It to Win It, host Steve Barton sits down with Adrian Day to discuss the macroeconomic forces currently influencing gold and precious metals. Adrian explains why geopolitical tensions, stronger-than-expected economic data, higher oil prices, and expectations for elevated interest rates have created temporary headwinds for gold. He argues that these pressures are unlikely to persist, outlining how an eventual easing of global conflicts could weaken the U.S. dollar’s safe-haven appeal, reduce inflationary pressures, and give the Federal Reserve room to adopt a less restrictive policy. Adrian also shares why he believes these developments could pave the way for the next major advance in precious metals.

On this episode of The David Lin Report, Adrian Day joins David Lin for a wide-ranging discussion on gold, mining stocks, and the forces shaping today’s global economy. Adrian examines the continued strength of central-bank gold demand, evaluates opportunities and risks within the mining sector, and shares his outlook for monetary policy. He also explores emerging vulnerabilities in private credit, the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence, and the broader financial risks investors should be watching.

Charlotte McLeod of Investing News Network interviews Adrian Day about the major headwinds affecting gold prices and the factors that could spark a turnaround. The discussion explores the impact of geopolitical events, oil prices, inflation expectations, and the U.S. dollar on the outlook for the precious metals market.

Rudi Bester of Bestever Investors interviews Adrian Day on the global macroeconomic outlook and its impact on gold, silver, copper, and other commodities. The discussion covers inflation, interest rates, government debt, market cycles, and the long-term investment case for precious and industrial metals, highlighting the key trends shaping today’s resource markets.

In this interview with Stijn Schmitz at the 2026 Rule Symposium, Adrian Day discusses why he believes the resource sector presents one of the most compelling opportunities in today’s market. He explains that gold and silver mining equities are trading near historic valuation lows while investor sentiment remains deeply negative, creating what he sees as a rare contrarian opportunity. Adrian also argues that although gold cannot be valued using traditional discounted cash flow models, it remains undervalued when measured against inflation, global debt, and the expanding money supply. In his view, the current bull market still has considerable room to run before reaching any meaningful excess.

Adrian Day joins Devan Murugan on Minning.com to discuss the forces shaping today’s precious metals market and why investors should maintain a long-term perspective despite short-term volatility. The conversation explores the role of central bank demand in supporting gold, why copper’s long-term outlook extends beyond the artificial intelligence narrative, and where Adrian sees the most compelling opportunities in overlooked mining companies.

Adrian Day joins Ivan Bayoukhi on Wall Street Bullion to discuss the recent volatility in the silver market and the factors driving investor sentiment. The conversation explores the outlook for silver prices, the broader precious metals market, and how investors can navigate periods of heightened uncertainty. Adrian also shares his perspective on market fundamentals and the importance of maintaining a disciplined, long-term investment approach.

Adrian Day joins Lobo Tiggre on Independent Speculator for an in-depth conversation about his investment philosophy, decades of experience in the markets, and the principles that have shaped his approach to value investing. The discussion covers opportunities in precious metals, market cycles, risk management, and the importance of maintaining a long-term perspective during periods of economic uncertainty. Adrian also shares personal insights into his career, decision-making process, and what continues to drive his passion for investing. 

Adrian Day joins Ted Oakley of Oxbow Advisors to discuss gold, silver, copper, and the global investment landscape. The interview explores the outlook for precious metals, mining stocks, market valuations, investor sentiment, and the opportunities Adrian sees in resource-focused investments amid ongoing economic uncertainty.

In this interview with Elijah Johnson, Adrian explains why after gold’s 25% correction and a historic collapse in investor sentiment, he remains bullish on both gold and gold mining stocks. He discusses the impact of the Iran ceasefire, Kevin Warsh’s hawkish Fed stance, continued central bank buying, and why Tether has become one of the world’s largest gold buyers. Day also shares why he believes gold currently offers the best risk/reward ratio of any major asset class and why investors may regret waiting for lower prices.

Featuring Mark Thornton, this webinar explores inflation, market instability, and the economic risks investors cannot afford to ignore.

In this conversation Mark Tovey of Resource Talks and Adrian Day discuss what massive GLD outflows alongside ongoing central bank buying signals about where retail sentiment on gold actually stands, whether the Cobre Panama shutdown proved royalty companies are lower risk but never risk-free, and why the rise of hybrid vehicles may be platinum’s most overlooked demand driver.

Adrian Day returns to the David Lin Report to provide an assessment of the recent slide in precious metals alongside fresh inflation and jobs data. additionally, they discuss the path of oil prices, central bank policy, and stretched equity valuations.

At The Mining Investment Event, Adrian Day, shares his outlook on the next phase of the commodity cycle and explains why he remains bullish on gold despite recent market volatility. He discusses continued central bank buying, growing demand from gold-backed stablecoins, and why gold mining stocks remain attractively valued. Day also examines opportunities beyond gold, highlighting copper’s strong long-term supply-demand fundamentals and the potential for higher oil prices as years of underinvestment begin to impact global energy markets. He argues that commodities are emerging from a prolonged period of underinvestment, creating compelling opportunities across the resource sector.

Adrian Day joins Palisades Gold Radio host Stijn Schmitz to discuss opportunities in oil, commodities, and precious metals. Day explains why he views recent weakness in oil as a potential buying opportunity, highlights the long-term value emerging in resource stocks and international markets, and shares why he believes gold and gold mining stocks currently offer some of the most attractive risk/reward opportunities for investors.

Rudi Bester of BesterInvestor allows Adrian Day to introduce himself and his money management service and then they discuss gold silver and copper, why they remain undervalued and his current expectations for movement in the resource market and investor action. They also embark on a discussion of price and value and how Day finds value.

In this episode, Jason and Lovis visit with their favorite “old hand,” Adrian Day, to discuss the recent geopolitical tensions, their impact on markets, gold, and the global economy. Adrian’s insights include the effects of the Iran conflict, US-China relations, energy markets, and investment strategies in uncertain times.

Rick Rule introduces Adrian Day, speaker at the upcoming Rule Symposium 2026. Adrian relays his background, services he provides through his firms, where he is finding value as a generalist investor, his bullish outlook on gold and foreign markets and speaks briefly about various foreign markets.

On Tastylive’s Trading Trends with Ilya Spivak, Adrian Day breaks down exactly why to “buy the rumor sell the news”, discusses the flight to dollars as a competing safe haven, and regional liquidity stress forcing Gulf State holders to sell gold at any price. Day discusses sells and purchases of gold by various countries and states that the longer term thesis hasn’t changed: central banks are still diversifying away from dollar-denominated assets, tether bought more gold last year than any single central bank, and nothing about the structural demand picture has shifted. He further relays his preferred way to stay engaged in teh gold market.

In this exclusive interview, Vladyslav Grabarskyy sits down with Adrian Day to discuss gold, silver, mining stocks, energy, and the broader outlook for financial markets in today’s uncertain macro environment. Adrian explains why he believes the gold bull market remains intact, why gold is currently under pressure, and whether now is a good time to buy gold or wait for a better entry point. They also discuss central banks selling gold, inflation, interest rates, liquidity selling, and why Adrian does not believe gold is in a speculative bubble. In addition, we cover mining stocks, junior miners, Newmont, Agnico Eagle, oil prices, energy stocks, the Iran war, the Strait of Hormuz, supply chains, commodities, the U.S. dollar, Tether, the stock market, the yen carry trade, and how Adrian is structuring his portfolio today.

In this conversation, Trey Reik sits down with Adrian Day, to break down one of the most important — and under-discussed — risks in today’s market. As the Chairman and CEO of Adrian Day Asset Management, Adrian brings decades of global investing experience across equities, commodities, and income strategies—and his message right now is clear: U.S. equities are trading at some of the most extreme valuation levels in history — rivaling 1929 on multiple metrics. At the same time, rising oil prices, increasing corporate cost pressures, and growing signs of speculation beneath the surface could be setting the stage for a major shift in markets. So what’s really going on—and how should investors respond?

Our April 2026 webinar with co-hosts Rich Checkan and Adrian Day, with featured guest, Avi Gilburt, we covered: what analysts are overlooking about the banking sector; how gold and silver will behave over the next six months; which major macroeconomic factors will be rocking markets in the coming year; and more.

Ben Nadelstein welcomes back Adrian Day to discuss gold, silver and oil amidst the war with Iran. They discuss whether China sees this war as an opportunity, if we are going to see a repeat of 1979, possibility of currency collapse, and dollar weaponization. Further they compare investment in silver vs gold, layout the case for gold and discuss the mistakes some gold investors make.

In this conversation with Adrian Day on the Deep Dive, they discuss why gold and silver still look higher once the current geopolitical noise fades, why governments should stop trying to micromanage investment and simply get out of the way, and why the real money still has not entered precious metals equities. Adrian explains why he believes the strongest move may still lie ahead for producers, royalties, developers, and select juniors, even after the run already underway in gold.

They also get into Agnico Eagle’s latest deal in Finland, what healthy takeover premiums could mean for the rest of the sector, why derisking matters more than cheapness for major acquirers, and where Adrian still sees value across the mining space. He also shares what makes Agnico stand out as an operator, why some juniors can still work with smaller high-grade deposits, and a few names he continues to like at this stage of the cycle. 

Adrian Day joins Danny Ayoubi of Capital Cosm, to discuss the recent volatility in the metals, expectations for upcoming moves, the lack of interest from generalist investors indicating we’ve not seen the top yet and likely not but possibly close to low.  They also discuss the U.S. administration comments, actions and effects on the markets.

Andy Millette sits down with Adrian Day for a sharp macro conversation on gold, silver, juniors, oil, central bank behavior, and why this correction may be creating some of the best value the sector has seen in a while. Adrian explains why he was taking profits into the earlier run, why he has recently been buying again with a much narrower focus, and why he believes many juniors and mid-tiers now offer stronger upside than the names that already ran hardest. He also breaks down why he is fully convinced this is not the final top for gold, why large corrections are normal inside long bull markets, and why central bank buying remains a major force behind the long-term thesis. The conversation then turns to oil, recession risk, the Fed, private credit stress, and why Adrian believes markets could see more QE before meaningful rate cuts.

Adrian Day joins Kai Hoffman on Soar Financially to break down why gold can fall during war, how liquidity crises distort markets, and why the U.S. dollar is still acting as a safe haven.  They additionally touch on a number of topics including bonds, oil, rate expectations, gold ETF flows, and more.

Adrian Day discusses with David Lin, the systemic risks facing markets from rising oil prices and geopolitical conflict, the growing stress in private credit, and where he sees opportunity across gold, commodities, and international stocks.

In this interview with Michelle Makori, Day explains the real drivers behind gold’s decline, including “buy the rumor, sell the news,” a surge in the U.S. dollar, and a global rush for liquidity. He also warns that markets may be underpricing major risks – from persistent inflation and energy shocks to a weakening economy and a Federal Reserve stuck in a difficult position. Day shares his outlook for gold, the dollar, and global markets, including why he believes gold could reach $6,000 in the next 18 months.