Gold Editorials & Commentary

In today's video I'm going to try and convince viewers not to make the same mistake in the stock market that I very often see people making in the metals market.

As worried as we are over the wildly overvalued stock market — our 10 crash catalysts itemized herein — let’s start with Gold as ’tis our mold. And from this week’s title we behold Gold’s downtrend for the present has instead gone on hold.  Thus to the yellow metal’...

As it was at this week’s close, the Dow Jones is again having difficulty rising above its BEV -5% line. It’s been like this for months now, as both bulls and bears on the market continue to hurry up, waiting for something to change.

As President Joe Biden touts “Bidenomics,” ordinary Americans continue to feel the pinch of “Bidenflation.” Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve’s ongoing efforts to fight inflation have Investors fearing more rate hikes to come.

Gold sector cycle is down. Trends are down. COT data supports overall higher gold prices. A correction is in progress but may be ending.

Gold’s latest pullback has left traders really down on it, fueling mounting bearishness and apathy.  But that healthy selloff accomplished its mission of rebalancing sentiment, eradicating early May’s greed and overboughtness.  That has reset gold’s technicals,...

It seems as if the U.S. dollar is under constant attack. Calls for its imminent collapse are heard daily. Fears of worsening inflation, expectations for hyperinflation, a weaker dollar, and political machinations of the BRIC countries populate the headlines.

Here are today's videos and charts.

Assessing a state sales tax on the purchase of gold and silver is becoming an outmoded, indeed outrageous, practice – but a small number of U.S. states still engage in it.

As this article says, Leisure and Hospitality led the way as the Good Ship Lollipop sails on and on and on… Despite what gold bugs, bears and even the Fed itself may want, the economy refuses to buckle under (to my surprise, as I thought we’d be seeing cracks at...

As the world continues to be rocked by inflation and financial instability, four precious metals “megatrends” have emerged largely undetected by the mainstream – central bank gold buying, rapidly expanding silver uses, a platinum supply breakdown, and capital...

Gary's latest thoughts on the gold markets.

In my analysis yesterday, I was forecasting silver prices for July 2023, and basically, this prediction was not bullish. Yes, I am very bullish on silver in the long run, but silver’s recent strength appeared fake as it was not accompanied by significant volume.

America’s Independence Day holiday is over. Sadly, now it appears to be mostly about independence from gold… with macabre dependence on debt, fiat, and violent meddling in faraway lands.

It is considered the most anticipated recession of all time – the one looming in the US. And although countless indicators ranging from the yield curve, the Leading Economic Index (LEI) and PMIs to producer prices and international trade volumes have been pointing...

I have written and spoken about the importance of a yield curve steepening for Gold, which would be triggered by a recession and bear market that leads to a plunge in short-term yields. However, I neglected to mention the curve can also steepen because long-term...

Eric Strand, fund manager and founder of AuAg Funds, joins us to discuss his insights on the current state of the precious metals market. Discover interesting developments in the silver market and potential impacts on silver and gold prices.

Over 5000 years of recorded history, gold has proven itself to be real money. Gold's value is in its use as money. That value is unquestioned

There may be no better time to take stock of Gold and Silver technicals after a weekly, monthly, and quarterly close on the same day.

The U.S. markets are closed for Independence Day, but we just saw some fireworks in junior mining stocks. Will they rally independently from gold?

The US dollar price of gold has been declining in the past two months, though it continues to show significant strength against the 10-year TIPS yield, to which it was tightly correlated from 2006 until 2021. Gold’s performance since early 2022 must be seen as...

“Money is any item or verifiable record that is generally accepted as payment for goods and services and repayment of debts, such as taxes, in a particular country or socio-economic context. The main functions of money are distinguished as: a medium of exchange, a...

Gold prices have typically also broadly tracked with gold ETF holdings – a rising gold price usually comes alongside gold ETF inflows and vice versa. Yet since the start of November, gold rallied as much as 25% while gold ETF holdings stayed stubbornly flat.

Gold and silver prices have both seen impressive jumps this year, with gold coming within cents of an all-time high, and silver also flirting with price levels last seen a decade ago.

Gold and silver enter the second half of the year while in the midst of a technical shorter-term downtrend, having pulled back from recent highs.

Francis Hunt, the macro technical analyst and founder of The Market Sniper joins the show and shares an in-depth analysis of the precious metals market with us. Francis shares good news for the precious metals community and discusses key levels and patterns in the...

In terms of technical analysis, Gold Bears are throwing shit against the wall to see if it sticks. First, Gold made a triple top. Now it could be forming a head and shoulders reversal pattern.

The time has now come for the 99.5% of financial assets which are not invested in gold, silver or precious metals mining stocks to grab both the investment and wealth preservation opportunity of a life time. 

This promises to be the longest holiday ever celebrated in the U.S., eclipsing even the eight-day festival holidays that frequently pop up on the Jewish calendar. By the time you read this, the Independence Day celebration will be in its unofficial fourth day, ...

Allow me to explain why we have not seen a recession yet despite the collapse in base money supply. We are witnessing the stealth nationalization of the economy. What does this mean?