Forget Valuations. Hard Assets Go Higher (Tony Greer)

Forget Valuations. Hard Assets Go Higher (Tony Greer)

From Money of Mine by Mineral Media

April 21, 2026 · 43 min

About this episode

Tony Greer discusses market strategies focusing on price action and sentiment rather than valuations, emphasizing commodities like gold and uranium.

We sat down with Tony Greer, founder of TG Macro and a 35 year Wall Street veteran whose career has seen him on the desk at banks from Sumitomo to UBS and onto Goldman Sachs’ commodities arm, where he operated the firm’s gold and silver books.Tony reads markets through a lens we rarely use on this show: pure price action, sentiment, and sector rotation, with valuation deliberately off the table. That framework has landed him in the same ideas we get to from fundamentals… Gold & the miners, industrial commodities, energy and uranium.We cover: • What his early days talk him about how precious metals trade • How he arrived at the debasement trade • Why this market has him on edge • His current long book across gold, gold miners, industrial miners, and energy • Why he ignored uranium for 5 years before the sector started leading • Trump era resource nationalism, • The 60/20/20 portfolio shift, and why he believes we’re in year one of a decade long commodity cycle Follow Tony: X - https://x.com/TgMacro LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/tony-greer-93b319b6/ Subscribe for more conversations with leading voices in resources and mining. Episode recorded: 04/20/2026 …………...……

People in this episode

Guest: Tony Greer

Topics covered

  • commodities
  • gold
  • market sentiment
  • sector rotation
  • energy
  • uranium
  • portfolio management

Keywords

  • commodities
  • gold
  • uranium
  • market sentiment
  • sector rotation
  • energy
  • portfolio management

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: TG Macro, Sumitomo, UBS, Goldman Sachs

Places: Australia

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