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AuAg Funds AuAg Funds is creating investor-friendly financial concepts with a strong focus on precious metals &

AuAg continues to grow, and we are pleased to welcome Petter Alberts to the team as Portfolio Manager.Petter joins us fr...
07/09/2026

AuAg continues to grow, and we are pleased to welcome Petter Alberts to the team as Portfolio Manager.

Petter joins us from EQT, where he spent eleven years close to how institutional capital is raised and allocated. He has a deep understanding of how funds are built, as well as how they are run.

Metals and mining is familiar ground for him. He has invested in the sector, and followed the companies in it, for many years.

Welcome to the team, Petter!

"Fed is ‘all talk, no action’ as debt pressure sets stage for higher gold price.”Markets are positioned for higher US in...
04/09/2026

"Fed is ‘all talk, no action’ as debt pressure sets stage for higher gold price.”

Markets are positioned for higher US interest rates, which has supported the dollar and weighed on gold. Speaking to Kitco News, Eric Strand, founder of AuAg Funds, argues that the positioning rests on a reading of inflation that simply doesn’t hold.

Read the full interview with Kitco News in our Research centre. Link in bio

We're pleased to announce that all four AuAg funds are now available at  . Whether financial advisors are seeking levera...
03/09/2026

We're pleased to announce that all four AuAg funds are now available at .

Whether financial advisors are seeking leverage on precious metals through mining companies, or exposure to the critical materials driving global electrification and modern technology, they can now access the full AuAg fund range on Kron’s platform.

Gold is at a three-month high, and Eric Strand went on Finansavisen's Børsmorgen to talk about what's driving gold and s...
31/08/2026

Gold is at a three-month high, and Eric Strand went on Finansavisen's Børsmorgen to talk about what's driving gold and silver after the five-month correction that ran through the spring.

The short version is, as predicted: the market has got US interest rates wrong.
Inflation is coming mainly from rising costs rather than from an overheating economy, and rate rises don't fix that. At the same time, the US debt is so massive, that every year spent at high rates provides a dramatic increase to the interest bill.

Lower long-term rates would probably help, but foreign central banks that used to historically have made these purchases are buying less. One of the only buyer’s they can rely on is themselves, leaving the central bank itself to fill the gap with newly created money (which brings long rates down at the cost of the dollar). Gold is priced in dollars, and unlike a currency, nobody can create more of it at will.

Watch the full interview with Finansavisen 👇

We're pleased to announce that with the addition of AuAg Gold Rush and AuAg Essential Metals, all four AuAg funds are no...
26/08/2026

We're pleased to announce that with the addition of AuAg Gold Rush and AuAg Essential Metals, all four AuAg funds are now available at Hjerta Invest.

Whether financial advisors are seeking leverage on precious metals through mining companies, or exposure to the critical materials driving global electrification and modern technology, they can now access the full AuAg fund range directly through the Hjerta Invest platform.

Big things are happening in the precious metals space, and investors have many questions in preparation for an eventful ...
25/08/2026

Big things are happening in the precious metals space, and investors have many questions in preparation for an eventful autumn.

Tonight at 19:00 we’ll be live with our quarterly live podcast and Q&A, where we answer questions – from our community and the live chat – on everything in precious metals, miners, and the broader macro picture.

If you have questions about the investment environment connected to the precious metals and mining sector, this is your opportunity to access over 40 years of expertise in the space.

We hope to see you tonight!

When a price has a sharp fall, it always feels like something has broken. Usually it hasn't. So let's zoom out.Looking a...
05/08/2026

When a price has a sharp fall, it always feels like something has broken. Usually it hasn't. So let's zoom out.

Looking at gold since 1990, the price today is more than ten times where the line starts. Though looking inside the climbs we can see it’s full of volatility. As always, after long periods of rising prices, corrections of 20–30% are normal.

Here's something worth keeping in mind. A 25% fall from USD 400 is USD 100. The same 25% from USD 5,000 is USD 1,250. It’s the same percentage with a very different headline. As a price climbs over the decades, perfectly common corrections start throwing out numbers that sound extraordinary. This makes it easier and easier to mistake normal for unprecedented.

That's why we keep coming back to the long chart. Three months shows you a fall. Thirty years shows you where that fall sits.

So when the next sharp drop comes, and it will, it serves well to zoom out and consider the bigger picture: Gold is a store of value with no counterparty risk, and it rises for as long as fiat currency falls.
If you believe in the long-term case, volatility is your friend – opening opportunities for timely entry points after larger corrections.

「 Marketing communication. Not investment advice. Investments involve risk. Past performance is not a guarantee of future returns. 」

We're thrilled to announce that AuAg Gold Rush I is now available at   Denmark.With that, all four of the AuAg funds are...
04/08/2026

We're thrilled to announce that AuAg Gold Rush I is now available at Denmark.

With that, all four of the AuAg funds are now available on Nordnet across the entire Nordic region.

⛏️ The Swedish government has published a new mineral strategy. ⛏️The importance of metals and minerals has risen steadi...
02/08/2026

⛏️ The Swedish government has published a new mineral strategy. ⛏️

The importance of metals and minerals has risen steadily up the geopolitical agenda. We live in a world built on materials that are unevenly distributed – which leaves a great deal to gain for the countries that appropriately consider their position in relation to the materials required to sustain their societies and other countries. As Sweden sits on the type of bedrock that hosts major deposits in other countries, discovery opportunities could increase with investment initiatives.

In accordance with the EU's standard definition, a raw material is classified as critical when it combines high economic importance with high supply risk. Meaning geological scarcity has little to do with a metals classification.

Processing bottlenecks are real, but they are a product of deglobalisation rather than of availability. Politics created that problem and politics could undo it, either by building processing capacity closer to home or by the world returning to a more cooperative world order. But still, nothing can be processed that has not first come out of the ground, and a new mine can take up to twenty years to bring into production.

We appreciate the significance of the elements in all our lives. Several of the metals we are invested in are in deficit or heading there — silver has now run six consecutive annual shortfalls, copper is forecast to swing into deficit this year, and uranium's mined supply has sat below reactor requirements for years. Over time we would expect that to show in their monetary value, and in their strategic value too.

「 Marketing communication. Not investment advice. 」

Gold pulled back sharply in June — but does one month's decline really change the bigger picture? Affärsvärlden’s latest...
20/07/2026

Gold pulled back sharply in June — but does one month's decline really change the bigger picture?

Affärsvärlden’s latest article covers the state of the gold market, drawing on our latest monthly letter – in which we can see that gold now looks as oversold as it did during the 2008 financial crisis.

Valuable Insights:

🪙 Sharp pullbacks are a normal part of long-running bull markets: after an extended rise, corrections of 20–30% are common, so a steep monthly decline does not by itself mean the underlying trend has turned.
🪙 Gold tends to be driven less by short-term price swings than by the broader macroeconomic and fiscal backdrop — government debt, budget deficits, the dollar and the direction of monetary policy all shape its longer-term path.
🪙 Central banks keep accumulating gold not for yield but because it carries no counterparty risk and cannot be frozen or used as leverage by another government, which is what underpins its role as a reserve asset.

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