Gold Editorials & Commentary

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder and Editor of The Daily Gold, joins the KE Report to review prior analogs in gold during bull market corrections, how the 2-year Treasuries' yield is a leading indicator of the Fed funds rate and monetary policy, and how peaks in oil ...

Will the Fed pivot? Alain Corbani joins us today to discuss this topic and whether or not the Fed will eventually go back to easy money and what all this means for precious metals.

While the Fed strives to tame inflation, short-term investors continue to ruin its efforts with bullish actions. Will their love of risk pay off?

Breakouts late in the cycle usually fail.. USDX case in point. Gold has not been successfully pushed below the 200 dma. Trouble keeping the gold price suppressed with weaker USDX:

It’s been a frustrating couple of days for many gold bugs who are not properly positioned to handle the 2021-2025 war cycle.

President Joe Biden has unveiled a three-part plan to fight inflation — or at least make people think he is fighting inflation. One part of the plan involves having government agencies “fix” the supply chain problems that have led to shortages of numerous products...

The wave of investors buying physical gold and silver over the past two years has certainly impacted the markets. Retail demand for coins, rounds, and bars is now multiples of what it was prior to the COVID outbreak and the 2020 presidential election. Mints and...

The Fed is starting to play catch-up with inflation signals from the bond market as evidenced by the Fed Funds Rate finally being pulled upward by the implications of the rising 3 month T-bill yield, among other more obvious signals like the long since rising 2yr...

Gold advanced as investors assessed developments in the Federal Reserve’s path to monetary tightening as inflation and rising volatility weigh on economic prospects. Concerns that central bank rate hikes may induce a recession are keeping investors guessing about...

There's no relief in sight for gas prices that seem headed to at least $10 per gallon. The chart above suggests July crude will likely hit $128 this week or early next, a whopping 7.5% gain over last week's high.

A price jump on a given day doesn’t necessarily mean you should give up your short position or go long. Let’s look at the context by examining what happened in the junior mining stocks.

Last week's trading saw Gold holding weaker into mid-week, here dropping down to a Wednesday low of 1830.20. From there, however, a sharp rally was seen into late-week, with the metal hitting an early-Friday high of 1878.60 - before backing off the same to end the...

Its price more wandering than trending, Gold nonetheless just sported a three-week high (1879) under the umbrella of the otherwise declining parabolic Short trend, as we begin with the weekly bars from one year ago-to-date:

It’s been 104 NYSE trading sessions since the Dow Jones had seen its last BEV Zero in its BEV chart below (04 January 2022).  Since then, the Dow Jones broke below its BEV -15% line on the 19th & 20th of May. Then, in the past week it broke above its BEV -10%...

Gold sector is on long term BUY signal, suggesting that the correction since 2020 has been completed.

An analysis of any profit potential in gold requires an understanding of gold and its fundamentals. The problem is that most folks do not understand gold or its fundamentals. 

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

Initiated by monetarists, the debate between an outlook for inflation versus recession intensifies. We appear to be moving on from the stagflation story into outright fears of the consequences of monetary tightening and of interest rate overkill.

The gold miners’ stocks collapsed into mid-May, exasperating contrarian traders.  Plunging gold stocks were amplifying a sharp gold selloff, which was driven by heavy gold-futures selling fueled by a monster US-dollar rally.  That anomalous carnage gutted sentiment...

Practically nothing changed on the technical side of things in the precious metals market yesterday or in today’s pre-market trading, so everything that I wrote yesterday remains up-to-date. In particular, the USD Index rallied from my previous downside target area...

After briefly reaching highs above $2,000, gold has fallen to $1,785 (-14%) following the deep selling in the U.S. major indexes throughout most of April and May 2022.

Architect of a school of economic thought regarded by many as just a notch above quackery, John Maynard Keynes of Britain once called the gold standard a “barbarous relic.” An honest and time-honored medium of exchange such as gold (or paper money redeemable in gold...

Talk of “peak inflation” is helping to drive investor inflows back into stock and bond markets. As the narrative goes, inflation readings have hit their highs for the year. The Federal Reserve will hike rates until monetary policy “normalizes,” then declare victory...

The best performing precious metal for the week was palladium, up 6.34%, despite hedge funds increasing their bearish weighting on palladium to an 18-week high. The first U.S. Bitcoin-futures backed exchange-traded fund (ETF) is turning into a target for crypto...

Another week in the 2021-2025 war cycle is underway, and for investors properly positioned, it’s been a cakewalk… with lots of golden icing on the cake.

We have reason to believe that bitcoin and cryptocurrency investors are about to shift their investment strategy toward the precious metals, and that change should cause a notable influx of capital into the gold and silver sectors.

Jim Rogers joins us to discuss the current market conditions, the bear market, silver & gold and his strategy for right now.

With Governor Bill Lee’s signature on Friday, Tennessee has officially become the 42nd state in the U.S. to remove sales taxes from constitutional sound money (i.e., gold and silver).

As inflation signals cool, various markets get relief Whether a bounce or something more extended, a bear market rally was bound to get off the ground sooner or later. It was a matter of time, with stock market sentiment this over-bearish.

As the bear market runs its course in the months or perhaps years ahead, it will be punctuated by sharp and sometimes spectacular rallies to convince investors the worst is over.