Good evening, Investors! Kevin Warsh now takes the helm of the U.S. Central Bank, the 17th Chair in its history.
And the conflicting issues before him are as stark as any of his predecessors has ever faced in coming into this post. Warsh has his work cut out for him.
Near-term, as I discuss, that will decidedly NOT include cutting interest rates or otherwise propping up grossly overvalued markets.
Indeed, near term, he's going to be most needing to "please" the Bond Vigilantes, who are rightly punishing the Treasury complex these days and will continue doing so.
Listen to this very important analysis and "marching orders"
RIGHT HERE or by clicking on the below graphic.
As indicated, further portfolio instructions will be imminently sent to our Members in light of what's right ahead!
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Notwithstanding the imperative of being more defensive with your overall portfolio, it is still wise to be accumulating positions in the best stories even in natural resources.
Over the last few days I've posted video updates on a few of my recommendations.
RIGHT HERE, or by clicking the graphic below, you can watch an update I posted with newly-promoted President and C.E.O. Craig Hallworth of Gunnison Copper (TSX-GCU; OTCQB-GCUMF).
Though even the recently red-hot red metal, copper, won't be impervious to the "medicine" Chairman Warsh will have to administer (as gently as he can get away with!) in the days ahead, the long-term outlook is unchanged.
And Gunnison especially, as we recap, is absurdly cheap given its asset base and apparent future (and not to mention the fact that it's recently become a member of the Defense Industrial Base Consortium!)
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Also being made a member of the Department of War's D.I.B.C. not long ago was Apollo Silver (TSXV-APGO; OTCQB-APGOF) whose C.E.O. Ross McElroy I just recorded an update with, posted RIGHT HERE.
As with Gunnison's mine in Arizona, Apollo's Calico Project is another one I visited in my recent swing out in the southwest U.S.
A lot of exploration upside still exists there, even after the company has already logged one of the largest primary silver resources in North America. With other criticial minerals such as barite and zinc to boot, it's no wonder the Feds are keeping an eye on Apollo!
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Finally for now, one of the better risk-reward opportunites out there of any resource junior is represented by Inomin Mines (TSXV-MINE) whose C.E.O. John Gomez visited with me RIGHT HERE this past week.
The story alone of Japan's giant Sumitomo joining forces with this long-simmering story is reason enough to take a close look...and take your positions before this story becomes widely known.
And as John recounts, the district scale potential which could be fleshed out further in the next few months' drilling--not just of a potential nickel resource which most animated Sumitomo initially, but of up-and-coming magnesium--renders Inomin a tantalizing speculation!
All the best,
Chris Temple
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From the desk of Chris Temple
Sunday evening -- May 17, 2026
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