Ryan Stancil,
Editor
Oct. 27, 2025
Commodity Callout
Gold’s price slid. How you look at it is a matter of perspective. Some may see it as a sign that the rally is over. Some might see it as a buying opportunity for something that is inevitably going to go back up.
Metal Price Update
Gold — Gold prices slipped, ending the week around $4120 per ounce. As of this morning, that downward trend is continuing. Some traders might have panicked, but savvy investors saw a consolidation and used the opportunity to buy more at a discounted price. The fundamentals are still strong and gold will eventually regain its lost ground.
Silver — It was a similar story for silver. It started the week just shy of $52 per ounce and ended around $48.40. It’s down a bit more than that this morning. A lot of it was profit taking, and it presents a chance to buy more at a lower price before it begins climbing again.
Copper — Copper ended up being the outlier of the trend. It started the week just above $5 per pound, fell to just above $4.90 but then regained ground to close the week just above $5.10. Supply shocks are continuing throughout the sector and this is the main driver behind prices climbing.
Lithium Carbonate — Lithium prices saw an uptick last week, starting around $10,380 per metric ton and ending around $10,586. Trump making agreements with Australia regarding lithium supply may have played a role, and developments like that are a good reason why investors should continue to pay attention to the sector and add to their holdings accordingly.
Uranium — Uranium prices saw another drop, just after a brief period of increases. Prices started the week around $76.90 per pound, down from the previous week’s price of $79. They largely held in that $76 range, giving willing investors a chance to buy while prices are still somewhat depressed.
Company Callout
North Shore Uranium (TSX-V: NSU)(OTC: NSURF) is a company you will want to consider adding to your portfolio. Thanks to a recent agreement to acquire the Rio Puerco uranium project in New Mexico, the company will officially become a developer instead of just an explorer.
The property is located in the Grants Uranium District, which is the leading historical uranium district in the US. Not only that, but Blake Steel, an experienced executive who led Azarga Uranium to a buyout, is among company leadership.
As of right now, North Shore is only valued at C$15 million, which works out to less than $1.00 per pound of the uranium it’s already known to be sitting on. Once the market catches onto the resource, the leadership, and news about its other projects, that number is set to skyrocket.
The uranium bull market is set to continue unfolding for several years, and an undervalued company like this is the perfect way for a curious investor to claim their stake. Click here to learn more about the company in the latest pages of Hodge Family Office and how you can buy in now.
Keep your eyes open,
Ryan Stancil
Editor, Resource Stock Digest