As the year 2024 comes to an end, the US stock market has become even more overvalued while being trumpeted as a poster boy for the well-being of America.

Yesterday’s Gold Trading Alerts were very short-term oriented, so – while I provide a quick update as well – today, I’d like to show you several charts that will help you see what’s really going on with the major trends.

Following in the footsteps of John Maynard Keynes, most economists hold that one cannot have complete trust in a market economy, which is seen as inherently unstable. If left free, the market economy could lead to self-destruction. Hence, there is the need for the...

When the end of another year rolls around it is not a bad idea to think about how we might improve ourselves and perhaps even improve the lives of others given the clean slate of a New Year. Many people resolve to exercise more, eat better, spend more time with...

President Ford inked a consequential executive order on New Year’s Eve in 1974. Gold enthusiasts can celebrate a golden anniversary on New Year’s Eve and simultaneously mark a market manipulation milestone.

In a gripping Christmas-week interview, Mike Maharrey spoke with Michael G. Pento, a noted economist, portfolio strategist, and author of The Coming Bond Market Collapse, to dissect the Federal Reserve's actions, inflation concerns, and the burgeoning U.S. debt...

A Texas Republican has introduced bills that would create transactional currencies backed 100 percent by gold and silver. The passage of this legislation would open the door for people to easily use sound money in everyday transactions and create competition for...

I’m making no bold predictions for 2025, since getting it right in these way-too-interesting times is like trying to guess when a ticking time bomb will explode. When it does, the shrapnel will pop an economic bubble so pumped with folly, greed and hubris that only...

Precious Metals remain in correction mode. We should be on the lookout for a low and potentially a significant low in January.

Losing track of the big picture and getting tunnel vision on the day-to-day action can and will cause traders to make really poor trading decisions, so I'm going to show you how this applies to Gold.

In his essay this week marking the 50th anniversary of the re-legalization of monetary gold in the United States in 1974 -- researcher and author Stuart Englert noted the opposition by Arthur Burns, then chairman of the Federal Reserve Board.

It has been a good year for precious metals but not a great one as the leveraged side has underperformed. Gold has gained 28% yet has outperformed Silver and the gold and silver stocks which are up less than 20% on the year. 

Gold just recorded its seventh down week in the last nine, price settling yesterday (Friday) at 2637 … and yet that is higher than Gold’s settle six weeks ago at 2567 on 15 November.

Gold and silver traded quietly and mostly sideways during this holiday-shortened week – with all markets lacking a clear direction heading into the end of the year.

Did you know gold is more plentiful than lead when you analyze the bulk composition of the earth? You're probably thinking, 'Wait a minute, I thought gold was rare!' Well, you're right! Confused?

Gold truly enjoyed a remarkable 2024, relentlessly powering higher to many new records.  Gold achieved a rare monster-status upleg, which proved extraordinarily-unusual.  Big gains stacked up despite extreme overboughtness, speculators’ exceedingly-overextended gold...

Here are today's videos and charts.

This 32-minute discussion between Grant Williams and me covers my 55-year professional journey from banking in Switzerland, building and running a major UK FTSE 100 company (DIXONS), and setting up a major business in wealth preservation based on physical gold.

In the current setup, it should be very easy for pretty much all traders to make 50 to 100% every year for the next 3 to four years easily, but I'm going to show you why almost nobody will be able to do it.

Why don’t I push for tax increases to address the massive budget deficits and the ever-growing national debt? The answer is simple – Uncle Sam doesn’t have a revenue problem. He has a spending problem.