Gold Editorials & Commentary

Investors got some superficially good news on the economy this week. But it turned out to be bad news for markets. Equities and precious metals markets sold off on Thursday following government data showing that the economy grew faster than expected in the third...

Technical analyst Gareth Soloway joins the show to discuss the latest breakouts on the Silver and Gold markets and what we could expect for the first quarter of 2023. Furthermore, we talk bout the unenviable Fed's pivot, and the similarities between the S&P500...

Throughout 2022 there's been a theme of protecting assets against geopolitical risk. Central banks have been buying gold at a record pace, while others have been repatriating their gold holdings to keep them safe from jurisdictional risk. A risk that took on new...

I'm going to look at the miners today so I warned people back here at the beginning of the month that that miners were probably going to be stuck in a sideways churn for a while, they had a huge move, this was like a 30 plus percent move, in a very short period of...

Our proprietary cycle indicator is UP. Current COT data supports overall higher gold prices. Our ratio is on sell signal. Trend is DOWN for USD. Trend is UP for gold stocks.

Gold’s rally was just stopped by the resistance provided by its previous high and its 60-week moving average. Will gold now reverse? The shape of this and last week’s price moves provides the answer.

Here are today's videos and charts. The videos are viewable on mobile phones as well as computers.

Gold has been powering higher on balance for a couple months now, surging to major breakouts.  That upside momentum is improving sentiment, with traders growing more bullish on gold’s potential.  That is well-placed, as this upleg remains young.  Major gold uplegs...

In 2022 the gold price has started to validate our projection from last December, and 2023 should see a bull move in gold miners emerge for all to see (and one day chase due to FOMO)

Since the gold market now shows parallels to 2008 and 2013, what can we expect if the correction has just ended?

Below are my comments and answers to various questions about gold, inflation, and the Federal Reserve. They are “for the record” so to speak, and are meant to be taken literally and specifically…

2022 has been a difficult year for financial assets with the traditional 60/40 portfolio suffering one of its worst annual performances on record. This has many investors asking whether the damage done means stocks and bonds now offer an attractive buying...

Gold and silver sold off sharply for much of the summer as the Fed was aggressively raising interest rates. Yet the metals have reversed that trend and rallied while the Fed has kept hiking, suggesting that the equation is not as straightforward as assuming that...

Below, we consider a blender of history, simple math, sober facts and comical arrogance to better understand gold’s loyalty in a time of disloyal financial stewardship.

The yield on the 10-year bond recently fell below the rate paid by the Fed on bank reserves. That is, a bank gets paid more to lend to the Fed for a day than to lend to the Treasury for ten years. There is not merely an inversion between the 2-year and the 10-year...

The 2021-2025 war cycle requires investors to focus their attention on the US dollar and gold. The disturbing USDX chart. The chart looks terrible… and the fundamentals look worse.

Something major happened to the USD/JPY (yen), and it triggered a sizable overnight rally in gold and silver. What’s really going on?

The economic downturn is gathering pace. The flash US PMI Composite Output Index came at 44.6 in December, down from 46.4 in November. It was the sharpest decline in business activity since May 2020 or, excluding the initial pandemic period, since the Great...

Investors are on the edge of their seats for any sign that Fed central planners will someday “pivot” to cutting interest rates, instead of raising them. They forget that recessions and major stock bear markets have occurred after the Fed started cutting rates and...

Q: Where do you expect gold and silver prices to go in the months ahead? A: The truth, of course, is we don't know. If the futures markets worked properly as a vehicle for honest price discovery and responded as expected to fundamentals like supply and demand,...

The best performing precious metal for the week was gold, but still off 0.45%. GoGold Resources finished the week up over 20% with new holes released from the El Favor East deposit within the Los Ricos North Property. Hole LRGF-22-140 intersected 0.7 meters of 2,529...

Yet another week of head scratching was seen in the market this past week. The CPI came in lower than the prior report, and the market rallied strongly through the lower resistance region I outlined last weekend. And, it made most people uber-bullish, believing we ...

The precious metals sector didn’t do much on Friday, but something very important happened in gold’s key driver – the USD Index. Let’s get right to it.

The modest bear market rally begun in October likely ended last week when stocks turned sharply lower after failing to achieve clear 'Hidden Pivot' rally targets. Now, if the selling should continue to exceed minor abcd targets as occurred last week, that would...

I’ve pointed out in past years how badly cooked the government’s jobs numbers are and how the Bureau of Lying Statistics, as I call it, revises its numbers down by hundreds of thousands in an annual audit just about every year, but mostly by applying the corrections...

Brien Lundin, Publisher and Editor of GoldNewsletter.com, returns to the show to discuss two key factors impacting the health of the economy: inflation and the strength of the dollar. We'll also discuss interest rates, the DXY, and the Gold and silver outlook for...

The Federal Reserve held its latest policy meeting on Wednesday, where it raised interest rates by 50 basis points, but also left a lot unsaid in its policy statement.

As mentioned in past articles, the last mid-term low for Gold was expected to come from our 72 and 310-day cycles - and was due to materialize around the mid-to-late October timeframe, but with a decent plus or minus variance in either direction. That low came and...

While many market participants are concerned about rate increases, they appear to be ignoring the largest risk: the potential for a massive liquidity drain in 2023.

Six weeks have passed since Gold's weekly parabolic trend flipped from Short to Long (at 1745 on 10 November). And based on the prior ten Long trend follow-through by points, we've herein been remindful throughout that 1900 is possible on this run, whilst duly...