Gold Rush Ahead: Today's Top Stock Pick Revealed

With gold achieving record-breaking highs, this could be the #1 gold stock to watch in 2025.

Gold had a record-breaking 2024. It might not slow down in 2025. The price is already up nearly 3% YTD and less than $50 shy of its record high.

And, with economic and geopolitical uncertainty abounding, the safe-haven asset’s allure is near an all-time high as well.

Which could be why renowned gold investor Eric Sprott has gone bullish on a company that might just be a hidden opportunity this year: US Gold Corp (NASDAQ: USAU).

The multi-billionaire, who holds a significant portion of his assets in gold and silver, is renowned for his expertise in precious metals, particularly gold. It’s not hard to see why he sees the potential of USAU.

US Gold Corp (NASDAQ: USAU) is a small-cap gold exploration company that holds a competitive advantage with its focus on world-class gold projects in mining-friendly US jurisdictions.

With gold in a bull market, US Gold Corp (NASDAQ: USAU) stands out for many reasons, such as notable Canadian resource sector investors. In addition to billionaire Eric Sprott, Terra Capital Natural Resources Fund (Australia) and others holding long positions in the gold mining sector have joined USAU’s long-term investors.

Meanwhile, the company has dual exposure to copper and gold markets through its Wyoming CK Gold project. With permitting now finalized, CK Gold exposes compelling value and potential near-term production in mining-friendly Wyoming.

The stock price of US Gold Corp (NASDAQ: USAU) closed around $7 yesterday. Paradigm Capital gave it a price target of $16.50, implying an upside of more than 130%. For Alliance Global Partners, the price target is even higher: $18.

Buying a Costco gold bar might not be the best way to ride the next gold rush.

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