David Skarica: The Final 'Extremely' Parabolic Move for Gold, 10-Bagger Juniors & Higher Oil Prices

David Skarica argues gold remains in a long-term secular bull market that began in 1999 and could still have another four to six years of upside left, framing the current move as part of a much larger macro trend rather than a short-term spike. The interview position is broadly bullish on gold, with Skarica describing the next phase as potentially an “extremely parabolic” move. Beyond gold, the discussion extends to commodities and mining equities, with Skarica highlighting the possibility of large upside in junior producers — the “10-bagger juniors” theme — alongside higher oil prices. The underlying thesis appears to be that global debt and macro stress continue to support hard assets, favoring precious metals and related resource stocks over a multi-year horizon.