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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?
One of the key things to watch in the precious metals markets this week is this Friday's COT report. The banks held large short positions prior to the selloff (particularly in silver), and on Friday we'll find out just how much short-...
It was another brutal day for gold, silver, stocks, and just about anything outside of the US bond market. Yet we did get some fascinating commentary from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent about the recent gold flow from London to New York...
The reciprocal tariffs are set to go into effect today, and it's happening at a time when we're continuing to see massive amounts of gold flow from London and stand for delivery in New York.
There's a reason that most of the world's greatest investors are also financial historians. Because there's a lot that can be learned from the past, and a lot of patterns that do repeat. And in some cases, can be profitably forecast.
As gold and silver continue to rally, the bank short positions in each metal are also growing. And silver is nearing it's all-time record for largest bank short position ever once again.
Gold and silver have been rallying for over a year now. Although with the recent stock market selloff, we're starting to see gold now break out against the stock market too.
With the Trump administration recently releasing the list of the 5 cryptos that it expects to hold in a strategic reserve, there's a lot of attention on Ripple (XRP), which Dr. Jim Willie thinks is headed for a precious metals backing.
Jim Willie is currently about as excited as he's ever been about what he's currently seeing in the financial, political, gold, silver, and geopolitical markets.
First Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent talks about ‘monetizing the assets on the US balance sheet for the people,’ and now Bloomberg is publishing articles about how a gold revaluation is drawing a lot of attention on Wall Street.
