President Donald Trump last week announced new plans for a $1 trillion defense budget in 2026. Trump bragged about his big plans for spending ever larger amounts of taxpayer funds, stating at a meeting with Israeli President Benjamin Netanyahu that “We’re going to...

One of my recent warnings was that the US is sliding toward more credit downgrades because the Trump Tariffs are stripping away the one thing essential to the dollar surviving as the global trade currency—TRADE.

The U.S. Dollar Index is testing a key technical level that has triggered major rebounds in the past—making this an important setup for commodities and precious metals investors to watch closely.

It was a good week in the PM complex after the hard shakeout last Monday and Tuesday, leaving behind a daily reversal bar on the daily charts. The rest of the week, the PM complex showed a lot of strength and took out some important trendlines overhead.

The gold price reached the $3,300 level last night, and quickly demonstrated it had no longer had any need for those shackles.

As the gold price soars again, would you believe that some of the metal that flowed from London into New York is now on the move again?

My expectations are being fully confirmed as Chinese gold trading activity and prices both surge—and now even Bloomberg has taken notice with a fascinating article on what’s unfolding.

The American economy is a bubble. The thing about bubbles is that they eventually pop. All they need is a pin.

The world is worried. And typically in such an environment, investors across the globe rush to three safe havens: the U.S. dollar, U.S. Treasuries, and gold. This time is different — because they’re dumping the greenback and Treasuries... and buying gold hand over...

The gold price target upgrades from the banks continue, and this time its Goldman Sachs. Who just raised their price target AGAIN to $3,700, and also talked more about their $4,500 target scenario as well.

Demand for gold is so strong in China that the government has allocated additional gold import quotas for commercial banks. According to a Bloomberg article, strong haven demand from institutional and retail investors led to the move.

Many gold bugs fail to understand the interplay between gold stocks and the Gold/Silver ratio.

In response to tariff tax attacks launched by US government “cowboys”, the Chinese central bank (PBOC) may or may not increase its tiny monthly gold purchases.

The best performing precious metal for the past week was gold, up 9.35%. According to RBC, Regis Resources pre-released third quarter gold production of 90,000 ounces, driven by a 25% beat at Tropicana. Fiscal year 2025 year-to-date-rate of 381,000 ounces is...

Last week was a wild one for investors, with stocks whipsawing in a storm of volatility and uncertainty. When the dust settled, gold was the last safe haven standing.

Mike Maharrey, a reporter and analyst at Money Metals Exchange, recently spoke with Jp Cortez, executive director of the Sound Money Defense League, about the major strides being made in sound money policy across the United States. 

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey has signed Senate Bill 130 into law, reaffirming gold and silver as legal tender. This symbolic victory marks Alabama’s latest step toward promoting constitutional sound money in the state.

Perhaps you can 't blame the banks for not being able to keep up with the furious gold price rally. But at least UBS is trying (although they're hardly alone now), and in this morning's show Vince talks about why they just raised their gold price target by $500 per...

So, Trump backed off a little, while China discretely flexed its muscles by halting exports of its rare earth minerals. The latter didn’t get enough media attention, but in my view, this likely ends the dramatic series of tariff hikes – at least for some time.

The main purpose of this update is to make the point that for the first time since this major bull market phase began early last year, investors are starting to take a serious interest in Precious Metals’ stocks with major breakouts in a range of large and mid-cap...