Andrew O'Donnell: Gold, Silver, Energy Transition — Where I'm Putting My Money in 2025
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Andrew O'Donnell, founder of the Market Mindset, discussed the sectors he's bullish on in 2025, mentioning gold and silver, as well as uranium. He also shared his thoughts on what it will take to bring generalist investors back into the mining sector.
For O'Donnell, cryptocurrency enthusiasm makes it clear that people are willing to put money into high-risk, high-reward sectors — the question is how the resource industry can attract more of this capital.
"All you'd need to do is take a big stance, top down from government, and spend three months to convince people — to reroute the conversation from being 'all extraction is bad' to 'if you want to save the Earth, extraction is the only answer,'" he told the Investing News Network.
For the time being, O'Donnell believes it's important for investors to be selective.
"I think this year could be a very pivotal year — I'm very optimistic that it will be," he said.
"I don't think we'll see the 'all ships will sail' kind of idea that we've seen in the past from juniors. But there are so many, and so many qualified projects that should be doing so much better than they are, and that should give people some hope."
Watch the interview above for more of his thoughts on the topics mentioned above.
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