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NEW YORK (February 17) The gold market continues to struggle below $5,000 an ounce, and better-than-expected manufacturing data from the... Read More »
NEW YORK (February 17) Gold and silver prices are solidly lower in early U.S. trading Monday, with weak long liquidation from the shorter-... Read More »
LONDON (February 17) Gold prices have started the week on the back foot, down around 2.5% on the week by the first half of Tuesday’s... Read More »
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Gold sector cycle is UP. Trend is up for gold & gold stocks, down for USD. We are watching for new set ups.
The upward phase of our larger four-year cycle in Gold was expected to remain intact into February of this year - or later - then to peak the market for a bigger percentage correction into later this year.
The past year has been wild and crazy for both gold and silver. After peaking at about $120 oz. scarcely one week ago, silver gave up almost 40% of that in one day, with an intraday low at $73. A strong reversal to the upside brought the price back...
Margin increases and excess leverage triggered last week’s selloff in metals, but the charts suggest an even more explosive rally could follow—similar to 1979–1980. A supply crunch or an outright default in COMEX deliverable silver in March or May...
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For the precious metals market to move lower once again. The S&P 500 is down by 0.86% so far today, and the Dow is down by 0.56%. Not significant, but the entire precious metals sector moved lower much more visibly.
The Chinese Spring Festival (Chinese New Year) holiday is underway, and it’s typically associated with softness in the fiat price of gold.
In this brief discussion from the recent Vancouver Resource Investment Conference 2026, Matthew Piepenburg, Partner at VON GREYERZ, discusses the clear connection between the secular direction in precious metals pricing (despite inevitable swings) and the weakening...
Two successful professionals—one a semi-retired entrepreneur, the other a top attorney—both had the intelligence and capital to manage their own investments. Yet both watched their portfolios suffer devastating losses, despite doing everything conventional wisdom told them to do...
It is widely held that financial asset markets fully reflect all available and relevant information, and that any adjustment to new information is virtually instantaneous. (For a review and critique of the relevant literature, see E.C. Pasour, Jr., “The Efficient-...
The Consumer Price Index is cooling, but what about inflation? The January CPI data give the impression that the Federal Reserve is finally winning the war against inflation. Not only was the data cooler than expected, but it’s also beginning to edge close to the...
Chinese consumers seeking a “safety net” are gobbling up gold even with prices at record levels. The Chinese Lunar New Year holiday (Feb. 17) typically boosts Chinese gold demand. This year, buying is hotter than ever, even with elevated prices. As the South China...
Gold and silver’s dramatic pullback on Jan. 30 was supposedly predicated on the notion that Trump’s pick to replace Jerome Powell as Fed Chair, Kevin Warsh, is a fiscal hawk who has previously criticized quantitative easing, wants to unwind the Fed’s massive balance...
Precious metals markets made a huge move higher and are now in an intermediate term correction, which after some more selling, potentially could evolve into a consolidation and later a bullish consolidation.
Yes. The gold price is rallying, which of course is good news for gold investors. But the rally is also signaling something else, which Vince Lanci digs into in this morning's show.
‘Tis a Valentine Day’s edition of The Gold Update, (the only other prior occurrence being back in 2015)! And on the heels of last week’s piece “Gold Reaching Peak Volatility”, our timing has been spot on as Gold’s daily trading range this past week clearly compressed...
At February’s mid-point, in the year of our Lord 2026, what is there to know about the Dow Jones? To pierce the veil of that mystery, let’s take a peek at the Dow Jones’ BEV chart below.
With Treasury bonds firming up lately, it is time to review the game plan NFTRH has been working to since 2023. After the macro not so subtlety obliterated its decades-long trend of disinflationary signaling in favor of inflationary signaling by the Treasury bond...
The Federal Reserve put interest rate cuts on pause at the January meeting. The central bankers cited expanding economic activity and a stable labor market as reasons for the pause.
In the 1980s, a quarter could actually buy something. If it had been minted before 1965, it would have contained 90 percent silver. Today, the melt value of a pre-1965 quarter is about $14.60. That old prank becomes a powerful metaphor in a world where silver and gold...
When you hear about de-dollarization, keep in mind it's not just something that's happening internationally. As Texas just rolled out their own gold bullion program, while they continue to cite the same reasons that foreign nations in the East have.
Tariff revenue is closing the budget deficit, but federal spending continues to increase, erasing some of those gains and driving Uncle Sam deeper into debt. The federal government ran a $94.62 billion deficit in January, according to the monthly Treasury statement....
Corrections in gold and silver are uncomfortable but also revealing. They expose the fragile plumbing of paper markets and the growing instability of a debt-based financial system under strain.
When political pressure threatens independence, the chair’s character matters more than technical competence.
Since the end of January and into the beginning of February this year, the prices of gold and silver have fluctuated drastically. So much so that there is a good chance the price will have changed before I finish writing this article, never mind before it is published...
