Gold Editorials & Commentary

Gold surged past $3,200 in April, as forecasted, and signs point to a significant top forming. Our cycle analysis projected a peak between April 16 and April 23, with prices seemingly topping out on April 22 after hitting $3,500. We now expect a sharp, multi-month...

Gold just soared to crazy-overbought levels, among its most-extreme in modern history!  Though still nowhere near shooting parabolic, such exceedingly-stretched technicals dramatically up the odds gold is due for a rebalancing selloff.  That will likely be...

Despite record gold prices in rupee terms, gold imports into India rebounded in March after two months of decline. India is the second-largest gold market in the world.

I’ve never been so happy to see gold drop $100 in a day. Of course, I’ve never been happy at all to see gold drop like that, before today. In a sign of how weird and volatile these markets are, I clicked on the MarketWatch tab in my browser this morning, only to see...

You won't likely come across a gold bar with a price tag hanging off it, but of course, it does have a price. Have you ever wondered who sets that price?

Another big move higher for gold, as well as more divergence for silver this morning. Although in the midst of it, another one of the megabanks is out today with the latest bullish Wall Street gold forecast.

Trump blinked. Just like I’ve been expecting him to, based on his previous approach to negotiations. This is profound. Quoting today’s article from Yahoo!Finance: “US stocks rallied Wednesday after President Trump said he has "no intention" of firing Fed Chair...

For a few days during the early weeks of the current Trump administration, it appeared that the Trump team might actually try to rein in the Federal Reserve. Trump and Elon Musk hinted that they would push for an audit of the Federal Reserve, and they even suggested...

In this lengthy yet substantive/timely discussion with Alex Deluce of Gold Telegraph Conversations, VON GREYERZ partner, Matthew Piepenburg, leads viewers through the fog, confusion and volatility of recent headlines toward a simple lighthouse. 

By the start of the 20th Century, governments and their diplomats around the world dubbed the (Turkish) Ottoman Empire “the sick man of Europe.”

We're in the midst of one of the more fascinating days in gold and silver market history. As the gold futures are down $120, while silver is actually up 60 cents along with the stock markets.

Gold’s up nearly $100...again...as I write, and even I’m stunned by this rally. This run in gold, now to over $3,400 on a spot basis, has been so remarkable that even the major media are, well...remarking on it.

There are numerous signs that the U.S. dollar is on the cusp of a new bear market—a development that is very bullish for commodities, especially gold and silver.

The U.S. dollar has been breaking down as capital continues to flow out of America, creating a strong tailwind for gold.

For at least 35 years, the monetary system has been telling us that the current era is coming to an end. That means a debt collapse, a currency collapse and a collapse of most bubble assets like stocks and property. THUS THE BIG SHORT!

Dollar destruction is suddenly the popular theme dominating mainstream financial news when it used to be an arcane topic relegated to alternative sites. Who is driving the death of the dollar?

A lot has happened in the gold and silver markets over the past few months. And especially if it felt like a whirlwind and you're still trying to put it all together, today's show gives a good recap of what's happened, and what you can expect in the weeks and months...

Next Wednesday’s PCE report could provide the first hint of the amount of coming stagflation. The US government’s tariff tax tantrums are the catalyst for it, but this stagflation was cyclically due to occur anyways. The full picture of how much inflation and...

Gold, post-bubble, is a reflection of just how bad things are, and it’s likely to get much worse.

Chair Powell has been particularly vocal about the Fed’s independence lately. His statements are the result of provocation by some, including President Trump, who have called for various actions including an audit of the Federal Reserve, firing the current Chair (...

Gold hit a new record high on April 16, as the Trump administration pressed ahead with probes that could broaden the U.S.’s sweeping trade war. The precious metal has rallied by more than a fifth this year as the worsening trade war has damped prospects for global...

Investors continued to pour into the Chinese gold market in March as prices surged to new records. China ranks as the world’s largest gold market.

The gold price is having another big day, at one point up over $110. Yet silver continues to underperform, and is only up 9 cents (and was even in negative territory a little while ago when gold was still up $90).

Gary Tanashian ‪reviews Gold and gold stock fundamentals, the status of Silver, and the trajectory of bond yields and the stock market.

It’s this month again. The month when silver topped in 2011, and when the declines accelerated in 2013.

Gold has enjoyed one heck of a run. It has gained almost 60% since March 2024, when it broke out from its 13-year cup and handle pattern. It’s up 85% in the past 18 months.

Gold just crossed $3,300 per ounce; a new all-time high. It won’t be the last one this year, if our views in the 2025 Gold Outlook Report continue to prove accurate.

Gold is up 25% year to date, and what a year it’s been so far. Donald Trump has boldly imposed a new era of US economic policy dominated by tariffs, trade wars, and threats to the sovereignty of nations it has long considered allies (Canada, Denmark, Panama), as the...

Since Tuesday afternoon, the dollar has been trading below par with the other currencies that compete against it as global trade currencies. It’s been three years since the dollar reached down to this level. While that is far from earth-shattering, the cause is...

A reader of mine who is a financial professional and educator asked about something he heard regarding flow of funds out of U.S. Treasury bonds and into other countries’ government bonds. Reference was made to Europe generally, and Germany specifically. We both...