Gold helps - not only in Covid-19 tests
Gold has been in the sights of investors for thousands of years. Gold particles are also used in Covid-19 tests
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Tiny spherical gold particles have been used as indicators in lateral flow assays for over 40 years. This method comes from biochemistry and is used for the detection of substances. Originally, the method was used to bind antibodies to the material. Today, gold is used to identify the presence of biomarkers based on the body's own immune response to Covid-19 instead of searching for the virus. Tests based on gold in this way are widely used in South Korea and China. And increasingly also in Europe.
Gold is still often underestimated by the investment community. Gold coins and gold bars are currently in short supply due to delivery difficulties. The rush for gold today is even greater than during the financial crisis of 2008/2009 and the gold price no longer seems to be linked to the US dollar. The fear of financial and debt crises in Corona times is drawing more and more investors towards gold. As the price of gold increasingly moves in its own direction, this once again shows that gold as a safe haven is working.
Global debt is rising, the corona crisis is leaving its mark, so many experts expect a further rise in the price of gold. At the same time, gold shares belong in every well mixed portfolio. Skeena Resources or Vizsla Resources certainly belong to the well-positioned companies.
Skeena Resources is active in the Golden Triangle in British Columbia: https://www.commodity-tv.com/play/newsflash-with-bluestone-resources-isoenergy-and-skeena-resources/. The Eskay Creek and Snip mines are the main projects under development. Both have been producing in the past. Eskay Creek produced approximately 3.3 million ounces of gold and 160 million ounces of silver from 1994 to 2008.
Vizsla Resources manages the Panuco gold-silver property in Mexico, which is located in historic territory: https://www.commodity-tv.com/play/vizsla-resources-consolidating-silver-district-in-mexico-fast-track-to-production/. Even the temporary suspension of exploration due to Mexican regulations because of the corona crisis does not change the great opportunities of this property.
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