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5 Experts Share Highest-Conviction Sectors for 2025

To kick it off, our team asked five experts to share their highest-conviction sectors. Here’s what they had to say.

1. Rick Rule — Gold stocks for speculators, oil/gas for investors

Rick Rule of Rule Investment Media gave options for both speculators and investors when he answered the question, emphasizing that people should know which category they fall into.

2. Gareth Soloway — Gold

Gareth Soloway of VerifiedInvesting.com chose gold, saying he thinks it will be 2025’s best-performing asset due to a wide variety of factors, including concerning warning signs from the US stock market.

3. Lobo Tiggre — Copper

Copper is at the top of the list for Lobo Tiggre of IndepedentSpeculator.com, although he did consider silver as well.

Watch to see why he ultimately went with the red metal.

4. David Morgan — Energy

David Morgan of the Morgan Report is best known for his silver commentary, but when asked about his highest-conviction sector for 2025 he went in another direction, saying energy is the most important.

5. Frank Holmes — Data centers

Frank Homes of US Global Investors (NASDAQ:GROW) made a similar point, saying that energy demand from the fast-growing artificial sector will make data centers important to watch.

Securities Disclosure: I, Charlotte McLeod, hold no direct investment interest in any company mentioned in this article.

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