Gold Editorials & Commentary

My job is to give you the best unbiased opinion of the markets to the best of my ability. That means my opinion is my opinion and not someone else’s. Opinions are a dime a dozen when it comes to the markets including mine. There are some good analysts and some not...

This week the Dow Jones closed with a BEV of -15.50%, not yet breaking below its BEV -20% line in this market decline.  Who knows, maybe it won’t.  Maybe it will now turn around and go on to new BEV Zeros below, taking the rest of the major market indexes up with it...

Gold saw its high for last week registered in Monday's session, here doing so with the tag of the 1842.80 figure. From there, a sharp decline was seen into late week, with the metal dropping all the way down to a Friday low of 1783.40 - before bouncing off the same...

Gold stocks have broken down technically, but they are extremely oversold. Let’s start with GDXJ, which is rebounding today after testing support at $32.

'Twas but a mere three weekly missives ago that we penned Gold (then 1875) as being poised to reclaim 1900 by the Fourth of July, en route more broadly to 2000. "Wrong!"

Gold sector is on long term SELL signal as the recent buy signal has failed. The correction since 2020 drags on.

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

The upcoming stagflation might be less severe than in the 1970s. So is the Fed’s reaction, which could mean good news for gold.

Gold, silver, and their miners’ stocks suffer their weakest seasonals of the year in early summers.  With traders’ attention normally diverted to vacations and summer fun, interest in and demand for precious metals usually wane.  Without outsized investment demand,...

If not for the war, there would’ve probably been a repeat of the 2008 gold market. However, there is something similar: the bearish outlook for miners.

As warning signs of an economic downturn build, Federal Reserve officials this week sought to downplay them. New York Fed President John Williams told CNBC that he doesn't see a recession coming. "A recession is not my base case right now," he said. "I think the...

These daily charts are flipped over to a view that is ‘anti’ their normal selves. I have often referred to the improbably bullish (to many; NFTRH has tracked and respected the bullish dollar for a year now) US dollar as an anti-market, the liquidity collector from...

Powell said before the Senate that he didn’t want a recession. Who would? However it can occur anyway, boosting gold prices.

With a recession looming over the average American, the group to blame is pretty obvious, this group being the central bankers at the Federal Reserve, who inflate the supply of currency in the system, that currency being the dollar.

In today's video, Gary Savage discusses current trends in energy and gold.

Investors want to know: will it be recession, inflation, or both? The unfortunate answer is that it will be mostly a surprise because surprise is the main theme of a war cycle, and the world is in the 2021-2025 war cycle now.

President Joe Biden, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, the entirety of the money printers who inhabit the Federal Reserve and virtually all of the deep state of Wall Street are still busy trying to convince you that a recession is unlikely. Well, here’s some news for...

Gold stocks latest swoon confirms what has been stated and inferred in my previous articles about gold mining shares – namely, gold stocks are a lousy investment.

Currently the world is on a fiat money standard—a government-issued currency that is not backed by a commodity such as gold. The fiat standard is the primary cause behind the present economic instability, and is tempted to suggest that a gold standard would reduce...

Russia is the world’s second largest producer of gold. When the London Bullion Market Association delisted Russian gold refiners in March, many expected the move would push gold prices higher. Instead, the gold price has fallen roughly $100/oz.

Bill Holter, contributor at JSMineSet.com, joins us today to explain why the current system is destined for bankruptcy. We go over the current crypto market as bitcoin lost over 60% value from its ATH, and "stablecoins" de-pegging from the dollar. Furthermore, we go...

Last week saw the Dow Jones close just 1.23% away from breaking below its BEV -20% line below, and the bulls knew not what to do.  This week, the financial markets saw a nice bounce resulting in the Dow Jones closing above its BEV -15% line, and once again the world...

Gold has largely held firm this week as the dollar and bond yields sank on growing concerns about an economic downturn, reports Bloomberg. This comes after Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell vowed to curb inflation and said that a recession could be a possibility...

Gold had a strong start into the year but has corrected significantly since early March. Many gold bugs feel disappointed by gold basically going nowhere over the last two years. But compared to most other markets, gold has actually done rather well over the last...

Let's not be confused by the temporary USDX weakness. Junior miners are faint and we can expect them to decline again soon.

The chart above is intended to take some of the guesswork out of determining how high this presumably doomed stock-market rally is likely to go. Not very, would be my guess. I say the rally is doomed for a few reasons, none of which has anything to do with a U.S....

Rafi Farber joins us to discuss his thoughts on why everything is falling apart and if the Fed will finally pivot in order to save the economy. We also talk about the significant similarities between the economic recession of 2008 and the crisis that abruptly...

One reason today’s inflation has us all so concerned is we went a long time without any—or at least not much. That wasn’t normal. In the 1990s, a 3% annual Consumer Price Index reading was common and almost unremarkable. CPI approached 5% in 2005 and was briefly...

Gold saw its high for last week registered in Wednesday's session, here doing so with the tag of the 1850.30 figure (August, 2022 contract). From there, a decline was seen into late-day Friday, with the metal dropping down to a low of 1817.70 - before bouncing...

Did you know -- and if you truly follow the price of Gold you knauseatingly know -- that the 12-point price range (rounded to the nearest whole point) of 1836-1848 has traded within each of the past seven consecutive weeks? A mere glance at the above Gold Scoreboard...