Justin J. Lin

1 month ago | moneymag.com.au | Tom Watson |Chris Brycki |Justin J. Lin |Graham Cooke

Published The price of gold has gone from strength to strength in recent years, but can it continue on its upward trajectory? This week on the Friends With Money podcast, Money's Tom Watson is joined by Chris Brycki, the founder and chief executive of Stockspot, to provide an update on gold prices and dig into the role gold can play in investment portfolios.

2 months ago | moneymag.com.au | Justin J. Lin |Tom Watson |Dale Gillham

After a brilliant year of gains for gold in 2024, the precious metal has hit all-time highs to kick off 2025. But as gold approaches the US$3000 mark, questions are rising as to how much farther it can go, and how much investors should allocate to the yellow metal. First, how far could gold go this year? The market no doubt understands that physical gold currently enjoys a slew of tailwinds, and its price reflects that sentiment.

Dec 7, 2024 | airliners.net | Justin J. Lin |Gianni Deligny |William Mah

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Nov 10, 2024 | livewiremarkets.com | Justin J. Lin |Global X ETFs

After taking a healthy breather over Q3 2024, the nuclear theme is rising once again as a top performer. This quarter, we continue to see an influx of news which highlights the progress of nuclear adoption and signals a continued shift in global sentiment. However, with recent developments putting the spotlight on nuclear engineering and machinery firms, a new stage of the uranium thematic has been unlocked.

Oct 3, 2024 | livewiremarkets.com | Justin J. Lin |Global X ETFs |Lithium ETF

Recent concerns over declining lithium prices and a perceived oversupply in the sector have overshadowed a critical development in the electric vehicle (EV) sector: a potential shift from a regulation-driven market to one increasingly shaped by consumer demand. While these market fluctuations are noteworthy, they reflect broader shifts in the sector rather than signalling a fundamental change in the long-term growth outlook.