For an overview of all metals (gold/silver/uranium/copper) click HERE for the around 24 minutes Dutch recording (8/9/26) . And click HERE for the around 17 minutes English recording for all metals. For the PowerPoint of 9/9/26 click HERE.
To buy precious metals in the Netherlands If you want to buy precious metals (gold/silver) in the, you can do so from €50 via https://www.goud999safe.com and from €10 via https://www.hollandgold.nl
To buy precious metals outside the Netherlands If you want to buy precious metals (gold/silver) outside the Neteherlands then https://goldbusters.co.uk. At Goldbusters itself, you usually do not invest directly. They mainly provide explanations and guide you through opening an account at https://www.auvesta.eu/, where you can buy the gold/silver. You can start with approximately €/$25. Or via https://www.goldrepublic.com You can start with approximately €/$50
Historical values gold/silver If you want to see the (historical) value of gold or silver.
The gold is for your saving money. It is not an investment.
IRBK If you want to buy international via a special website then you can use IRBK (InteRactive BroKers): https://www.interactivebrokers.ie/en/home.php Via this website I have uranium shares, copper shares and also gold and silver.
Future gold
Gold remains extremely strong: # central banks are buying en masse,
# geopolitical tensions,
# uncertainty surrounding interest rates and the dollar.
Future silver
benefits from: # industrial demand,
# solar panels,
# AI/data centers,
# and safe-haven capital.
Reuters even names silver one of the best-performing commodities of 2025.
Uranium
The US, China, and, and also the EU are all committed to nuclear energy, which requires a large amount of uranium. The US and China are already building up their uranium reserves and Europe will follow. Because there is currently insufficient uranium, the price of uranium will rise in the coming years. Last year, the price increased by approximately 50%.
For the 5-year chart click HERE.
Unlike gold and silver, you can’t store uranium anywhere (too dangerous and against the law), so they offer shares. The most important uranium stock fund is SRUUF (Sprott Physical Uranium Trust), and I bought this share from https://www.interactivebrokers.ie/en/home.php
You can already start with €/$1
Future uranium
Uranium is more complicated:
spot price was much more volatile,
but uranium stocks often performed better than the physical uranium price.
Key driver:
# nuclear energy comeback (US, EU and China)
# AI electricity demand,
# supply constraints.
COPPER
In addition to Uranium, I have now also purchased copper. It is not practical to purchase physical copper because that incurs high storage costs.
The most practical approach is to purchase a type of stock that tracks the copper price.
Since I have already purchased uranium from IBKR (InterActive Broker), I also looked up and found the best solution at this company: WisdomTree Copper (ticker: COPA) with ISIN (International Securities Identification Number), so that with this number you can be certain you have the right one.
My copper stock is designated as follows:
ISIN = GB00B15KXQ89
Exchange = LSEETF/LSE
Product = WisdomTree Copper ETC
For the 5 years chart click HERE.
Future copper
Copper is performing exceptionally well:
# energy transition,
# AI infrastructure,
# grid reinforcement,
# structural supply shortage.
# Reuters describes a structural shortage combined with explosive AI demand.
DISCLAIMER Only use money you can afford to lose and invest it in at least 5 to 10 projects. Remain neutral when making decisions. If you have 5 to 10 projects and one falls through, there’s no problem. Fortunately, many members adhere to these golden rules.
And apply my 5-pillar strategy to further reduce your risk of losing.
I’m only sharing my personal experiences.
And apply the strategy of withdrawing your investment as quickly as possible (start with a small amount) and then apply the 50/50 rule.
Also, make sure you have a good upline who can answer your questions and from whom you hear from occasionally. In my opinion, a silent upline is not a good upline.