KL - Junior Gold Miners About To Get Bigger To Qualify For ETFs

Following the Great Financial Crisis in 2008, governments around the world flooded the banks with cash expanding their balance sheets. Rates were kept artificially low to continue to try to support growth.

From 2009 to 2015, rates were cheap, but then after six years of going higher, the Fed decided to attempt to start tightening. For three more years, The Fed tried to raise rates until the market combined with tariff concerns had its worst December in 2018 and the beginning of a massive rotation into precious metals.

Now, this year, we saw a record

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