$15K GOLD?! Are you too late?

David Rhodes reveals his bold $15,000 gold price target by 2030 and explains the royalty model’s edge in a weakening‑dollar environment Register for free for the International Investment Forum: https://ii-forum.com/ The ‘International Investment Forum’ – (‘IIF’) provides information on investment trends and ideas, covering all aspects of various industries, from top executives and managers around the world. Join host Lyndsay Malchuk on Market Frontlines for a high-energy, on-the-floor interview with David Rhodes, Executive Chairman of Empress Royalty (TSXV: EMPR, OTCQX: EMPYF). Recorded live at PDAC in Toronto, this conversation cuts through the noise to answer the question on every investor’s mind: is it too late to get into gold? David shares his bold $15,000 gold price target by 2030, explains why the macro setup for precious metals has never been stronger, and reveals how Empress Royalties is quietly building a portfolio designed to capture that upside—without the risks of mine-building. He breaks down his investment philosophy, red flags and green flags for investors, the power of the royalty model, and why Africa might offer better returns than tier-one jurisdictions bogged down by permitting delays. Whether you’re a seasoned resource investor or new to the sector, this is a masterclass in strategic thinking from one of the industry’s most experienced executives. Empress Royalty, David Rhodes, gold price prediction, $15,000 gold, precious metals investing, royalty model, mining investment, PDAC 2026, gold market outlook, silver streaming, resource investing, critical metals vs precious metals, Africa mining, Rick Rule, investment red flags, Endeavor Financial, EMPR stock, EMPYF, Apaton Media, Market Frontlines If you enjoyed this interview, please like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more market-moving conversations. Share your thoughts or questions in the comments below! https://empressroyalty.com   / empress-resources-corp   https://apaton.com   / apaton-finance-gmbh     / internationalinvestmentforum      / @internationalinvestmentforum   VIDEO CHAPTERS: 00:00:00 - Live from PDAC: Introduction to Empress Royalty 00:01:14 - David Rhodes on Record Gold Prices & A Bullish Market 00:02:15 - What Does Empress Royalty Actually Do? 00:03:28 - The $15,000 Gold Case: US Debt, Weakening Dollar & Low Rates 00:04:29 - Critical Metals: The China Factor & The US Supply Chain Problem 00:05:53 - How Empress Vets Deals: The Power of Experience 00:07:10 - Red Flag vs Green Flag: Management Skin in the Game 00:08:45 - Staying Disciplined: When Strategy Drift Signals Danger 00:09:48 - What’s Moving the Stock: Ramp-Up Assets & Revenue Growth 00:10:45 - Doubling Revenue: The Power of the Royalty Model 00:12:07 - Global Hotspots: Why Africa’s Speed to Production Wins 00:13:47 - Debunking Africa Myths: Same Standards, Faster Permits 00:15:01 - Closing Thoughts & Where to Find Empress Royalties Host: Lyndsay Malchuk (Apaton Media) | Guest: David Rhodes, Executive Chairman of Empress Royalty Recorded live at PDAC in Toronto. Music and graphics licensed via Apaton Finance GmbH. #GoldPrice, #EmpressRoyalty, #DavidRhodes, #PreciousMetals, #GoldInvesting, #MiningRoyalties, #ResourceInvesting, #PDAC2026, #SilverStream, #GoldOutlook, #MiningStocks, #TSXV, #EMPR, #InvestmentStrategy, #CriticalMinerals, #AfricaMining, #RickRule, #EndeavorFinancial, #MarketFrontlines, #ApatonMedia Notes: This video is for informational purposes only and does not constitute a recommendation to buy or sell securities. The statements reflect the views of the interviewed company. Please consult a professional advisor before making investment decisions. Some links may be affiliate or sponsored. Investments in securities involve risks. Conflicts of interest exist. Further details are provided at the end of the video. Interviewed Company: Empress Royalty Corp. 595 Burrard Street, Suite 3123 Vancouver, British Columbia, V7X 1J1 Canada The interview was first published on March 25, 2026 at approximately 9:15pm CET. For business inquiries, contact: [email protected]