Gold Editorials & Commentary

After several brutal weeks of selling in precious metals markets, bulls are seeking a catalyst for a potential turning point. They may have gotten one via currency markets.

Peter Boockvar explains why he believes the Fed Pause will be crucial for precious metals. Furthermore, we discuss the latest Gold and Silver price rally, the euro crisis, the Philly manufacturing index, and more.

The gold miners’ stocks have just been slaughtered in recent months, spiraling relentlessly lower.  This bloodbath of a summer has deteriorated into their worst in modern-gold-bull years!  The resulting bearish sentiment has proven overwhelming, leaving this sector...

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An economic hurricane is coming. Brace yourselves! This is at least what Jamie Dimon suggested last month. To be precise, he said: “Right now, it's kind of sunny. Things are doing fine. Everyone thinks the Fed can handle this. That hurricane is right out there down...

The gold futures contract gained 0.78% on Thursday, July 21, as it retraced its Wednesday’s decline on the European Central Bank’s interest hike release. Gold reached new medium-term low of $1,678.40, before bouncing back above the $1,700 price level. This morning...

The Federal Reserve has sabotaged the economy since 1913 with its socialistic interventions. Every single boom created via its artificial credit expansion has resulted in disaster, which includes the Great Depression, which was caused by nearly a decade of inflation...

It has been a classic washout in the gold stock sector, but if positioned correctly opportunity is setting up.

Throughout the recent gold and silver selloff, one standout feature has been that the banks continue to buy back futures contracts.

Timing the bottom of the current gold downward phase perfectly is not critical to making a lot of money.

Inflation rates are currently climbing to one multi-decade high after another. And leading central banks are responding by raising interest rates at an ever-increasing rate.

Dave Kranzler returns to the show to talk about the latest economic event and why he believes the fed will go back to printing more money. Furthermore, we talk about the Gold and Silver markets and what he believes will happen next.

Gary looks at the bloodbath phase bottoming and nearing the end in currencies as well as gold and silver.

Patrick Karim discusses the latest in the gold and silver charts. He also explains how precious metals perform in a recession and what we must pay attention to in the upcoming months.

As junior miners continue to rise and the USD keeps falling, it seems like a matter of a short time before gold soars. It only needs a proper trigger.

As repeated in numerous articles and interviews, global central banks in general, and the Fed’s Jerome Powell in particular, have placed themselves and the global markets and economy in a trap from which there is no escape short of biting off their own feet, as they...

The GDP (gross domestic product) statistic portrays a view that the key driving factor of economic growth is not the production of wealth but rather its consumption. Instead, it is a calculation of the value of final goods and services produced during a particular...

As empires peak and fade (or burn), the supposed leaders and key figures of the empire tend to engage in maniacal meddling in the affairs of other nations… and enjoy bragging about it.

The debt market has been perilously close to locking up in recent months which would quickly lead to the entire financial system freezing and banks slamming their doors and ATMs not working etc.

Physical precious metals serve a unique role in an investment portfolio. Unlike stocks and bonds, gold and silver bullion can be held entirely outside of the financial system. They carry zero counterparty risk and represent wealth in tangible form.

With a lot of skepticism around the integrity of the pricing of the gold and silver contracts, it was interesting to see a former bullion banking insider recently speak out about his own experience regarding how the paper contracts are used to keep the gold price ...

Gold, silver, and miners declined heavily in the past weeks, but it seems that they got too low, too fast, and now a quick rebound seems very likely.

There was a point last Thursday when virtually all of the hundred or so market symbols I track were 'red' except for the U.S. Dollar Index. This was unusual and unsettling but hardly mysterious, since the dollar's strength was the reason everything else was falling...

The best performing precious metal for the week was Lithium, flat on the week at 0.0%. Following the C$50 million of equity financing, K92 Mining has further strengthened its balance sheet in preparation for the Phase 3 expansion due to be fully underway within the...

In today's video, Gary takes a long-term look at gold and injects some reality. Unfortunately, gold bugs and precious metals investors tend to be pretty emotional and too short-term-focused.

We discuss Doomberg's latest article about the Financial crisis, bailouts, crypto crash, and more.

According to the charts we have viewed in this article... Gold appears to have broken below short and mid-term support. Possible slowing of gold price descent could come somewhere between $1500-1600 oz. Longer-term support for gold could come in at $1450-1475 oz. ...

Gold saw its high for last week made in Wednesday's session, with the metal spiking up to a post-CPI peak of 1744.30. From there, however, a drop back to lower lows for the swing was seen into later in the week, here hitting a Thursday bottom of 1695.00 - before...

The gold stocks are extremely oversold. That’s obvious. However, selling pressure has waned since the end of June. The daily candles have been mild, suggesting less and less distribution.

Since the commencement of the 21st Century (1,123 weeks ago), Gold -- including this current stint --has recorded five consecutive down weeks on ten occasions, five of which were extended to six consecutive down weeks, and in turn from which three were extended to...