Gold Editorials & Commentary

Most bank analysts are projecting modest upside for gold this year. Some are a bit more bullish (but not much) because of no meaningful cut in the US government’s gargantuan debt.

The yearly growth rate of the consumer price index (CPI) stood at 2.7 percent in November, against 2.6 percent in October. In June 2022, the yearly growth rate was 9.1 percent.

While the speculative fervor has temporarily abated for gold, the fundamental, long-term drivers continue to support the price. Every year at this time, we find ourselves having to think twice before writing a date.

Gold was one of the best-performing asset classes in 2024, outgaining the red-hot U.S. stock market. People who follow financial news know that gold had a great year. Despite its typical apathy toward gold, even the mainstream was forced to sit up and take notice....

The latest Money Metals Podcast featured a rich conversation between host Mike Maharrey and Stefan Gleason, President and CEO of Money Metals Exchange. Their discussion spanned 2024's gold and silver trends, business dynamics, and strategic advice for 2025. Here’s a...

Professor Vince Lanci says this will be the year Gold finally breaks out against the 60/40 Portfolio. This episode focuses mostly on technical factors in Gold & Silver markets.

The best-performing precious metal for the year was gold, dazzling the world with a 21.41% premium afforded in 2024. Central banks, led by a gold-hungry China and joined by India and Turkey, unleashed a buying spree, adding over 1,000 tons to their reserves—a...

As I run a market analysis service for over 8500 members and approximately 1000 money managers, there are a lot of things that are discussed and cited in our trading rooms.

The past two months following the U.S. presidential election have been challenging for gold bulls as the yellow metal pulled back and settled into a choppy trading range.

The US dollar has halted while the Gold/Silver ratio has another day of slippage. Because the relationship between these two (correlated or not correlated) and the direction they go when correlated is so important… maybe not to most market participants, but to nerds...

The party is over, or so says the chart above. It is a long-term picture of the E-Mini S&Ps, and it shows the futures rolling down after touching a 6136 target that has been nearly five years in coming.

The gold stocks, which were very oversold have begun a bounce. The metals too. We assess the near-term outlook for Gold, Silver and the miners.

With 3262 potentially in the year’s balance, can you imagine not being with Gold?

Gold sector cycle is down. Trend is up for USD and down for gold & gold stocks. Waiting for a new set up to trade the short side.

Russia’s use of gold during its war with Ukraine reveals one of the reasons why so many countries are stockpiling the yellow metal.

How awesome would it be to dig around in your garbage can and find gold? Well, that's pretty much what the British Royal Mint is doing.

The gold miners’ stocks are limping into 2025 seriously oversold, deeply undervalued, and really out of favor.  While that doesn’t sound very bullish, this is a fantastic contrarian setup for a big revaluation year.  This sector’s stock-price levels are far too low...

Metals and miners saw a significant rally on Thursday, signaling the possibility of a cycle low. A strong close to the week would further support a bullish outlook.

It's been a massive year for gold, the world's greatest currency. Here are today's videos and charts.

Analysts at major Wall Street banks generally expect the gold bull rally to continue into 2025. And mainstream analysts tend to think the year will remain free from any kind of significant economic chaos or crisis. 

US dollar index up, Gold/Silver ratio down. Nothing is resolved in this joint indicator, but as 2025 opens there is a daily divergence between the two. The implication of USD is bearish for markets. But the implication of the GSR – for a day, at least – is bullish,...

The transition from gold to fiat money happened quite some time ago. Many people probably no longer remember August 15, 1971, when the end of the gold-backed monetary system was announced.

It appears the Chinese have hopped back on the gold bandwagon. Gold demand sagged in China over the summer and into the fall months, but it appears that trend reversed in November, with net imports from Hong Kong more than doubling.

So it’s a new year, and with the big move up we saw in gold and silver, more folks may be thinking about the precious metals. But there are several big mistakes to avoid. Especially when one is just starting his gold and silver investment journey.

During the gold and silver rally of 2024 (isn't it fun that we can now phrase things like that given that it's amazingly already in the past?) one factor that kept the metals from rising even further was continued concern over economic weakness in China.

Another year is ending, which means it’s time to look back in order to better look forward. For 2025, I see no other realistic option or scenario ahead other than a weaker dollar and rising gold.

2025 begins with our plans well in motion for a stock market top and important changes to the macro.

I said 2024 would be the ‘Year of Chaos,’ and while it is easy to point out a large number of things that were chaotic this past year, it’s a big world, and there is always a large number of things that are chaotic.

A daily chart view of the Gold Miners ETF, GDX and the Silver Price.

Gary Tanashian ‪discusses current market conditions and trends and what could transpire in 2025. There is growing risk of a market top and downturn, which would be very bullish for precious metals. He is not bullish yet but is anticipating these developments.