RE: Gold Price29 Jan 2026 07:25
Scary thing as well if we correlate the action now with the late 70s it's pointing to just shy of $9000 gold price. Analysts expecting gold price and silver to do over 100% in 2026. Astronomical figures when you consider all things but the main point is gold is behaving exactly the same as late 70s and is virtually following exactly the same plots on the graph.
In the 1970s gold bull market, junior mining stocks significantly outperformed major producers, with some delivering returns exceeding 1,500% during the final mania phase. Gold stocks often peaked nine months after the gold commodity price reached its high in January 1980.
This points to the phase and the pocket NTVO will be producing in as extremely supportive and profitable to its business model.
Just to throw it out there
Copper Lake: Achieved a return of 13,025.0% (from $0.08 to $10.50 a share).
Lincoln Resources: Gained 2,464.1%.
Wharf Resources: Experienced a return of 2,778.8%.
Silverado Mines: Saw gains of 3,988.5%.
The average return for the junior miners tracked in an analysis of the period was 2,313.7%. These figures highlight the extreme performance of the sector, significantly leveraging the underlying commodity's price increase from around $226/oz at the end of 1978 to a peak of $850/oz in early 1980.
Juniors will outperform producers in gold mania history shows this and it's a well known fact.