Rick Rule Predictions
Founder of Rule Investment Media and Battlebank
Track Rick Rule's public market predictions and forecast accuracy. Each prediction is recorded from the date it was published to its estimated deadline, then graded correct or wrong based on the outcome.
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[6:53] M&A is going to be a big big theme next year. People say it's heated up, but it has nowhere near run its course.
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[7:37] They will, when I say they, I mean the big royalty and streaming companies will do more by way of transactions in the next seven years than they have in the last 40.
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[3:32] I actually believe that and there is now sufficient capital to follow up on good drill holes on good work. We're coming into a very very very exciting period throughout the value chain and mining. But I think two years from now we're coming into a particularly exciting period in the exploration side because there's been such a der of discoveries leading up to now. There's good results coming now and when a good deposit gets found, it will be bought for eyepopping multiples.
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[22:27] given the likelihood of the deterioration in purchasing power for the dollar and by the way the Canadian dollar for 10 years, I think if you look over the next decade, the gold price, at least the nominal gold price will do well.
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[39:20] I think this is going to be a reasonably good year for uranium.
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[23:38] I think the oil price is going to 85 or 90.
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The prediction claimed oil prices would reach $85-90 per barrel, and the period high of $119.48 on 2026-03-09 exceeded the upper target of $90, meeting the specific claim made.
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[24:00] I'm buying uh what I think is a company five years ago, five years from now, that will be worth two to three times what it's worth today
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[13:06] I will guarantee you, David, and I don't guarantee much, that the gold market in the next 10 years will fall by 30% or more at least twice.
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[9:54] I believe uh for reasons that you and I have discussed uh at infinitum perhaps even adnauseium uh that the purchasing power of the dollar declines for 10 years which means that the nominal price of gold increases for 10 years.
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[21:10] I would suggest to you David that peak oil demand doesn't occur in my lifetime and probably not in yours.
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[0:00] They pay you 4.5% in a currency which I believe is deteriorating in terms of purchasing power at 7.5% a year. You're losing 3% a year for 10 years. 3% compounded which means over 10 years gold likely goes in nominal terms much higher or rather gold holds its real value while the purchasing power of the dollar declines by 75%.
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[21:54] I think we have a circumstance that resembles very much the decade of the 1970s where according to the Congressional Budget Office, the US dollar lost 75% of its purchasing power. Stated differently, we had several years where the official inflation rate in the United States was in double digits, compounded.
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