07.15.25- Is A Silver "Deficit" The Same As A Shortage?
 John Rubino 

Setting the table for a big move

Silver has (finally!) had a great few months:

Is this the big move that takes our favorite metal to triple-digits?

Maybe. Here’s a post from this newsletter’s early silver coverage that explains the current bull market. Read More

07.14.25- Why Sound Money is the Foundation
of a Free Society
David Morgan

The gold and silver markets are about to open. And shortly we'll find out how silver responds in the Far East following Thursday and Friday's staggering rally.

All of which should be exciting enough. Although underlying the price action, is what sound money represents, and allows us to do as a society. Read More

07.12.25- Precious Metals: In Season, In Reason, and Now Even More Golden
Brandon Green

If you have ever felt the stress of trying to time an investment just right, you are not alone. Markets can feel like a game of musical chairs, except the music never really stops and there is always another chair. Precious metals, however, offer a rare sense of calm. Gold and silver are the pantry staples of the financial world, always there when you need to protect your purchasing power or park some cash for the long haul. Read More

07.11.25- The Pentagon’s Top Stock Pick
Adam Sharp

MP Materials (NYSE: MP) soared 43% today. The stock is up 171% on the year.

We’ll explain why in a moment. But first we must set the stage.

If you aren’t familiar with the rare earths story yet, it’s time to catch up. Read More

07.10.25- The Dirt on Gold Miners
Adam Sharp

This week I’m reporting from the Rick Rule Investment Symposium in beautiful Boca Raton, Florida.

The event is built for gold and silver bugs. There are around 1,000 of us here.

Dozens of publicly-traded mining and royalty companies are represented as sponsors, speakers, and attendees. Read More

07.09.25- America’s Broke. The Fed Will Print.
And Gold Will Win
Frank Giustra

Frank Giustra joins Daniela Cambone at the Rule Symposium in Boca Raton to deliver a hard-hitting assessment of the dollar’s steep decline — now in its worst stretch since the Nixon era. From unsustainable U.S. debt and deficit spirals to escalating tariff threats and the growing global revolt against dollar hegemony, Giustra lays out why the greenback’s dominance may be on its last legs. Read More

07.08.25- “Will Gold Hit $3460?” - Follow-up
Kelsey Williams

In mid-March, I wrote the following:

"The U.S. dollar has lost approximately 75% of its purchasing power since 1980. What this means is that it costs about four times as much today for comparable goods and services as it did in 1980. Read More

07.07.25- Silver Price Forecast: Highest Level in 14 Years But No Sign of A Top
Christopher Aaron

The silver price has recorded its highest monthly close in 14 years at $36.05 for the month of June. The last time the price closed this high was July of 2011, when the precious metal notched a close of $39.23. Despite near-record prices, investor interest remains relatively low and we thus see no sign of a top. In this article, we will detail the relevant silver price action and what to expect going forward. Read More

07.05.25- Silver’s Great Summer
Adam Hamilton

Silver is having a great summer, just clocking out June with one of its best performances of modern times.  Silver’s breakout surge and silver-ETF-share demand are far outpacing gold’s.  Such strong upside action in this seasonally-weak time of the year reveals something is afoot.  Apparently robust demand has arisen outside of usual primary-silver-driver channels.  Silver has rarely been so interesting in this mid-summer timeframe. Read More

07.04.25- The return of STEFAN MOLYNEUX!
Mike Adams interviews modern philosophy's most articulate communicato
Mike Adams

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07.03.25- The Last Time Gold Moved Like This Was 1929
Peter Reagan

Speaking on the Money Sense podcast, Alasdair Macleod chimed in on why he believes we are in an environment similar to 1929, or the start of the Great Depression.

In recent times, we have seen things compared often to infamous economic downturns, like the inflation and recession of the 1970s. We have also seen invocations of the Great Depression when the lockdowns happened, and gold accordingly leapt in massive bounds back then. Read More

07.02.25- Silver Chartbook – Silver’s Breakout Rally Is Slowly Unfolding
Florian Grummes

Silver, often overshadowed by its more glamorous counterpart, gold, has recently captured the attention of investors worldwide. A potential breakout rally in silver prices has sparked excitement in financial markets, hinting at significant opportunities for those looking to diversify their portfolios into silver and silver-mining stocks. Silver Chartbook – Silver’s Breakout Rally Is Slowly Unfolding. Read More

07.01.25- This Chart Tells Us
When Gold Will Hit $8000
Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA

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06.30.25- This Is How Fiat Currencies Die - and What Will Replace it
Matthew Piepenberg

Matthew Piepenburg, Partner at VON GREYERZ,  joins VRIC Media founder, Jay Martin, in a compelling conversation about the revolutionary shifts happening in the global financial system—the ramifications of which all point toward gold’s increasingly central role as THE strategic reserve asset of the present and future. Read More

06.28.25- Latest Calls on Iran, Ukraine
and $50+ Silver
Martin Armstrong

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06.27.25- Despite Mainstream Pessimism, Gold Still Shines: Why the Bull Market Isn’t Over
Mike Maharrey

Money Metals Midweek Memo host Mike Maharrey isn’t buying the recent bearish turn in gold forecasts from Wall Street.

In this week’s podcast, he pushes back against the prevailing optimism in financial markets and lays out a compelling, data-backed case for why gold and silver still have room to run. Read More

06.26.25- What History Says About
Gold’s Next Move
Jordan Roy-Byrne

We last wrote two months ago that Gold would undergo a correction that could set up an accelerated leg higher.

Gold has held up very well over the past few months, consolidating in a bullish manner. Read More

06.25.25- Revolutionary Change = Revolutionary Mess & Rising Gold
Matthew Piepenberg

Matthew Piepenburg, partner at VON GREYERZ, joins Thoughtful Money’s Adam Taggart to underscore, in no uncertain terms, that every headline thread—from markets, inflation/deflation and credit risk to social unrest, geopolitical war drums and failed tariff policies-is tied directly to multi-trillion dollar global debt levels. In short, TRILLIONS matter, and both Taggart and Piepenburg try to make sense of what are otherwise historically senseless figures. Read More

06.24.25- Gold SWOT: The People's Bank of China Added 60,000 Ounces To Its Gold Reserves in May
Frank Holmes

Strengths

• The best-performing precious metal for the past week was platinum, up 4.15%. Platinum reached its highest price level since 2014, driven by an 8.8% surge in imports into China in May to 12.6 tons—the highest since April 2023—highlighting strong demand as prices have climbed over 40% year-to-date. Traders report large spot market purchases contributing to market tightness, even as some anticipate profit-taking near $1,300 an ounce. Read More

06.23.25- The Earth Is Leaking Gold!
Mike Maharrey

Generally speaking, a leak is bad news.

If your car tire is leaking, you’re probably going to end up stranded on the side of the road.

If a pipe in your house is leaking, you’re probably going to end up with wet carpet.

And if your team’s defense is leaky, well, it’s probably not going to win very many games. Read More

06.21.25- Will The Silver Breakout Continue?
Lobo Tiggre

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06.20.25- Understanding the Connection Between Gold Prices vs. Inflation
Peter Reagan

Gold is one of the most popular precious metals, as many regard it as a safe haven asset and a hedge against inflation. As a reliable store of value for thousands of years, many turn to gold to safeguard and preserve their wealth, especially during periods of economic instability. But what is the relationship between the price of gold vs. inflation? While no exact science breaks down the connection between gold prices vs. inflation, we can look at gold’s historical performance record to understand how inflationary pressures impacted its price. Continue reading to learn more about gold and inflation and how we can look at gold’s track record as an inflation hedge. Read More

06.19.25-GOLD: The Global Financial System’s Lie Detector?
Matthew Piepenberg

Is gold calling out a broken global financial system?

One Big…Lie?

Earlier this year, I was asked to give my most “heretic” opinion about the global financial system.

This was an unusual yet bold question, and after a brief pause, I answered that the entire system was…, well:

“A lie.” Read More

06.18.25- Why Investors Can't Trust the System—and Should Trust Gold
Stefan Gleason

In a wide-ranging and candid interview on the Money Metals podcast, host Mike Maharrey sat down with Axel Merk—President and CIO of Merk Investments—to explore the deepening divide between government fiscal behavior and investor interests. 

The conversation centered on growing sovereign debt, entitlement reform avoidance, shifting macroeconomic dynamics, and the critical role of gold and silver in a volatile financial system. Read More

06.17.25- Gold, Silver, & Gold Stocks Since 2011 - Gold Kills It!
Kelsey Williams

As anticipation builds regarding possible outsized performance for silver and gold stocks, it might be worthwhile to review past performance for the two upstarts versus their mentor and perennial favorite, gold.

The chart below shows monthly closing prices for gold, silver, and gold stocks since their respective price peaks in August 2011. The prices are "normalized" to illustrate percentage changes and direction. All three items are indexed to a starting value of 100.  The respective origin prices are $1825/Gold, $41.76/ Silver, 601/Gold Stocks-HUI; closing prices as of May 30, 2025 are $3288/Gold, $32.95/Silver, 398/Gold Stocks-HUI... Read More

06.16.25- Implications Of The Impending Failure Of London’s Platinum Market
David Jensen

On June 8, 2025 Bloomberg published an article noting the soaring lease rate for platinum in London and showing the lease rate approaching 15%.

That was followed this past week by former metals trader and precious metals analyst Robb Gottlieb reporting that the 1-month London OTC platinum lease rate had increased to 24.5%.

Figure 1 shows a mark-up (in yellow) of Bloomberg’s platinum lease graph showing the scale of Gottlieb’s reported spike in the London platinum lease rate. Read More

06.14.25- Silver Fuelled for Blast Off!
Andrew Maguire

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06.13.25- Gold Forecast: Red Hot Sentiment – Even More Confirmations
P. Radomski

When everyone gets on the same side of the boat – you want to be on the other side.

And right now, it looks like everyone didn’t just move to one side of the boat, but they invited everyone they knew to join them. At least, that is how it looks like when looking at the charts featuring silver stock ETFs: SIL (senior silver miners) and SILJ (junior and mid-tier silver miners). Read More

06.12.25- Silver Overbought Doesn’t Mean Over
Kevin Bambrough

For decades, I’ve gazed onto trading screens, watched tickers scroll, and felt both the rush of a moonshot and the sting of a sudden reversal. If you’ve been around long enough, you know the narrative well. “Silver is overbought,” say the experts, pointing to a stretched RSI or a yearly chart that looks more mountain than plateau. And, yes, eventually, the crowd will be right.

Tops do form. Corrections do come. But here’s the part I learned staring at those screens and studying history’s data sets on restless nights: overbought doesn’t mean over, the correction might happen way down the road, and even then, it could just be a couple of percentage points.. Read More

06.11.25- Is Gold Peaking, or Just Warming up?
Adam Sharp

Are we approaching a peak in the price of gold?

According to several mainstream economists, we are indeed.

But, they’re DEAD wrong and today I’ll show you why.

Their argument relies on the inflation-adjusted price of gold. Read More

Gold: The U.S. Dollar and Delusions of Growth
Clint Siegner

Americans are accustomed to assets being priced in terms of Federal Reserve note dollars. It makes sense, of course.

The dollar is the currency of the realm. There is, however, a real problem with using it as a benchmark. Read More

06.09.25- What Is The Gold Standard?
Sprott Money

What is the gold standard definition? Many readers would consider this a simple question and perhaps even an obsolete one. It is for precisely this reason that a mere definition is inadequate as an answer. A definition conveys no understanding and thus does nothing to eliminate the many misconceptions surrounding this concept.

In order to provide sufficient context so that the definition provides meaning to readers, it is necessary to explore several, tangential subjects. As such, this discussion will contain: Read More

06.07.25- Gold Shines as Private
Equity Goes Dark
Matthew Piepenberg

Is private equity (PE) going dark?

And what does this have to do with gold?

In fact, the answers are becoming harder to ignore.

Understanding gold’s rise in the context of macro-economic forces—i.e., historically unprecedented debt levels, oversupplied and under-demanded USTs and the consequent rise in yields/credit costs – helps us place a range of other asset classes, including private equity, into sober perspective. Read More

06.06.25- Silver: Money, Markets, & The Metal's Role In The Coming Chaos
Doug Casey

International Man: What is it about silver that makes it viable as a monetary metal—that is, something people actually use to store and exchange value?

Doug Casey: Let’s look at the definition of what makes a good money. There are basically six characteristics. A good money has to be durable, divisible, convenient, consistent, have use value, and some limit on supply. Using those six key characteristics, gold ranks first, silver second, and copper third. That’s why those three metals have been preferred money throughout history. They were superior to seashells, salt, cows, paper, and other commodities. In today’s world it makes sense to bring Bitcoin, which also satisfies those six characteristics into the mix. Read More

06.05.25- The Next Gold Confiscation: What It Could Look Like... And How To Avoid It
Nick Giambruno

On April 5, 1933, under the pretext of a national emergency, President Franklin D. Roosevelt issued Executive Order 6102, making it illegal for US citizens to own gold.

The decree forced Americans to sell their gold to the government at an artificially low “official price.” If they refused, they faced harsh penalties: a $10,000 fine (over $200,000 in today’s debased dollars) and/or up to 10 years in prison. Read More

06.04.25- Gold Soars When Sh*t Hits the Fan
Adam Sharp

After a disturbing weekend where the world flirted with WW3, gold and silver flew higher on Monday.

Silver stood out, popping nearly 5%, with the largest silver miner ETF (SIL) rising more than 6%. Spot gold rose mildly, but gold miners jumped by about 5%. Read More

06.03.25- Chaos on Top of Chaos: Why Uncertainty Is Our Only Certainty 
Peter Reagan

Trump’s Liberation Day tariffs have been raised and lowered – now they’ve been blocked then reinstated. It’s a reminder that uncertainty is the only certainty. Here’s how this economic uncertainty is affecting our savings…

The current state of the U.S. economy can be summed up in one word: chaos. Read More

06.02.25- Bank of America Eyeballs
$4,000 Gold and $40 Silver
Mike Maharrey

Bank of America is eyeballing $4,000 gold and $40 silver by the end of the year or early 2026.

Last October, the big bank projected $3,000 in 2025.

BoA analysts said trade-induced geopolitical uncertainty would continue to support the metals, with growing concern about the U.S. government’s fiscal situation possibly catalyzing the next leg up. Read More

05.31.25- Basel III -
Follow the Yellow BRICS Road
Andrew Maguire

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05.30.25- Rickards On Gold Leasing:
Is It All There?
Adam Sharp

Our friend and colleague Jim Rickards has the energy and drive of a 20-year old. I try to read everything he writes, and watch all his media appearances. But sometimes a gem slips through the cracks.

Two months ago, Jim was featured on Daniela Cambone’s Youtube show. This was a gem, and luckily a reader alerted us to it. Read More

05.29.25- Gold & Silver Prices Set to EXPLODE in 2025! Why Central Banks Are Terrified!
Dan Stuart

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05.28.25- Believe It or Not, Gold is Still Out of Favor
John Rubino

But that might be changing

After the past year’s epic run, you’d think gold would have displaced at least some other assets in mainstream investors’ portfolios. But apparently not. These two charts have been making the rounds on X, showing that during the previous decade’s gold bull market, gold-related ETFs saw their share of “implied allocations” rise dramatically. Read More

05.27.25- “Buy America”, Keep Gold
as Insurance, and…
P. Radomski

The “sell America” trade is getting a lot of attention these days, but it seems that enough is enough.

The about-to-be-hiked tariffs for the EU were delayed by a month (precisely: to at least July 9), and it looks like we’re getting the same kind of story as we’ve seen recently. First, a threat, then, escalation, which is followed by delay, putting pressure on the other side. Read More

05.26.25- Could Platinum Be Setting Up to Break Out?
Mike Maharrey

The platinum price is at the highest level in a year and could be set to break out.

Over the last four years, platinum has traded in a range between $900 and $1,100 an ounce. On Friday morning, the metal was just a tick above that $1,100 resistance level.

Platinum is more than twenty times rarer than gold. All the platinum ever mined could fit into a room measuring 25 feet by 25 feet. Read More

05.24.25- Gold’s Jagged Ascent
Adam Sharp

Welcome to Trump’s disruption world tour.

If you think this is going to be quick?

If you think this is going to be easy?

Think again.

If you think Trump cares about Wall Street? Read More

05.23.25- A Review of Gold & Silver: The Greatest Bull Market has Begun
Bob Moriarty

I began buying gold and silver in 1969. At the time I was flying planes in Vietnam dropping bombs and controlling air strikes. If you have never been in the military you wouldn’t realize it but at the squadron level we tracked every expense. JP-4 used for the F-4B was $.02 a gallon. A 500-pound bomb cost about $500. Sun glasses were $9 and leather flight jackets $18. Read More

05.22.25- $6,000 Gold Forecasts? The Experts Are Finally Catching Up
Peter Reagan

A new $4,800 gold forecast just got topped by JPMorgan’s $6,000 gold scenario. Meanwhile, central banks are hoarding bullion and we assess a new gold-backed currency offering. Here’s a review of the forces driving gold’s price higher…Read More

05.21.25- Global Debt Trap = Golden Era
Egon von Greyerz

Egon von Greyerz joins Alisdair Macleod in an informal yet thought-provoking exchange on their respective journeys toward a fuller understanding of gold against a historical backdrop of escalating credit, geopolitical and financial risks.

Although both have a long history and understanding of precious metal investing, von Greyerz and Macleod discuss how the golden era for physical gold is just starting, despite a clear historical arc in its favoured direction. Macleod thinks back to the debt and credit woes of the 90s and central bank manipulation of rates, in which the gold cycle bottomed around 300 before Egon began making his first core gold investments. Since then, the price has grown by 10x. Read More

05.20.25- Big Money Is Turning To Gold – Here’s Why You Should Pay Attention
Peter Reagan

A 718% surge in physical gold deliveries reveals a major shift among institutional investors, central banks and what we call “the smart money” set. What do they know that you don’t?

For the average person, what organizations with large amounts of money do isn’t usually relevant to their day-to-day lives. Read More

05.19.25- Could Basel III Endgame
Drive Gold to $6,000?
Peter Reagan

Your News to Know rounds up the most important stories about precious metals and the overall economy. This week, we’ll cover:

• Experts target $6,000 gold…
• …as Basel III comes closer to realization
• Goldman Sachs gives up on silver, casting all history lessons aside
• Why gold plays a key role in China’s trade war strategy

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05.17.25- Singapore Gold Launch Could Threaten London & NY Dominance
Mike Maharrey

A Singapore-based startup hopes to challenge New York and London's dominance of the gold market. 

Abaxx Exchange recently launched a physical 1-kilo gold contract. It will be denominated in dollars and deliverable in Singapore. It will be the first and only physical gold futures contract in Asia. 

Singapore Bullion Market Association head Albert Cheng told the Financial Times that the country has the potential to compete with London. Read More

05.16.25- Gold Goes Full Reserve Asset As Basel III Elevates It To Tier 1 Status
Frank Holmes

For my entire decades-long career in capital markets, I’ve made the case that gold is not just a shiny relic of the past, but a serious, strategic asset for modern investors. After years of pounding the table, it feels pretty good to say that the world’s central banks—and now the U.S. banking system—are finally catching up.

As of July 1, 2025, gold will officially be classified as a Tier 1, high-quality liquid asset (HQLA) under the Basel III banking regulations. That means U.S. banks can count physical gold, at 100% of its market value, toward their core capital reserves. No longer will it be marked down by 50% as a “Tier 3” asset, as it was under the old rules.Read More

05.15.25- Gold Never Settles (But It Should)
Ron Paul

“Gold never settles.” The phrase sounds absurd – until you understand the modern financial system. In this Rio Reset exclusive, Dr. Ron Paul explains why settlement matters – and the motive behind the BRICS dedollarization plan…

Blythe Masters, former head of world's biggest bullion dealer JPMorgan's Global Commodities Group, once famously said, “Gold never settles.” Read More

05.14.25- "$300 Silver Is ENTIRELY POSSIBLE"
Mike Maloney

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05.13.25- Central Banks, De-Dollarization, and the Bull Market in Gold
Mike Maharrey

In this episode of the Money Metals podcast, host Mike Maharrey chats with Dr. Nomi Prins in an engaging interview. 

Dr. Nomi Prins kicked off the discussion by framing today’s gold rally as just the beginning of a much larger trend. She forecasted gold reaching $3,000 by the end of 2024, $4,000 in 2025, and $5,000 by 2026. Read More

05.12.25- Seismic Changes in the Global Currency & Precious Metal Markets
Matthew Piepenberg

Matterhorn Asset Management (now VON GREYERZ) principal, Matthew Piepenburg, sits down once again with Elijah Johnson of Liberty Finance to discuss recent shifts in the global currency and precious metal markets leading into the August 2022 Jackson Hole summit. Matthew addresses the ongoing issue of when, how or if the Fed will eventually pivot from current hawkish tightening policies to future and inevitable dovish policies. Read More

05.10.25- The Great Gold Repricing: $6,000 to $55,000 Forecasts?
Jim Quinn

Your News to Know rounds up the most important stories about precious metals and the overall economy. This week, we’ll cover:

• How high? Frank Holmes calls for $6,000 gold…
• …while another expert says $25,000-$55,000 is historical fair value price!
• Dominic Frisby’s many reasons not to sell gold as prices heat up
• Diversifying with gold rapidly becoming “the new normal”

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05.09.25- Gold’s Strange Behavior
Brien Lundin

Yes, it’s different this time.

I know that’s about the most dangerous phrase in all of investing, and virtually everyone who has ever uttered it was ultimately made a fool by the markets.

There’s no denying that this gold bull market is unprecedented for a number of reasons. Read More

05.08.25- Why $4,000 Gold Might Be the New Floor (Not the Ceiling)
Peter Reagan

From China’s buying spree to dollar devaluation fears, gold’s surge past $3,000 may be just the beginning. As global demand explodes and trust in fiat currencies crumbles, is $4,000 gold just the new floor of a multi-year bull market?

Your News to Know rounds up the most important stories about precious metals and the overall economy. Read More

005.07.25- How Much Is My Scrap Gold Worth?
Mike Maharrey

With gold setting record after record, people are scrambling to cash in by selling scrap gold and jewelry.

Selling gold tucked away in a jewelry box or gathering dust on a shelf can certainly put extra cash in your wallet, but you should manage your expectations. How much you’ll get for your gold will vary wildly depending on its purity. Read More

05.06.25- When To Sell Gold
Clint Siegner

Gold has outperformed most asset classes for the last 25 years. If you think about it, that is a pretty remarkable run.

Economic conditions varied widely, but gold held up better in tough times as well as during periods of growth. In all likelihood, no one who held gold through the past couple of decades regrets it.

Why has gold done so well, and when will that change? Read More

05.05.25- Where House Prices May Melt
Over -90% vs Silver Bullion
SD Bullion

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05.03.25- The Dollar Falters as Gold Remains Stable
Peter Schiff

In the past three months, the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) has fallen from 108 to below 99. This means the dollar has dropped in value relative to major foreign currencies by over 8% in just the past quarter. This is disastrous for those holding large amounts of uninvested cash. In just a short period, the value of these savings has taken a significant hit. But why has the dollar’s value fallen so much? Read More

05.02.25- First Quarter Gold Demand at Highest Level Since 2016
Mike Maharrey

Record gold prices drove first-quarter demand in 2025 to the highest level since 2016.

The LBMA gold price hit multiple record highs in Q1, with the average price coming in at $2,860 an ounce. That was a 38 percent year-on-year increase.

The gold price was driven by multiple factors, including the specter of a trade war, geopolitical turmoil in the Middle East and Ukraine, stock market volatility, and dollar weakness. Read More

05.01.25- The Dollar and Gold Are Building Energy for a Major Move
Jesse Colombo

After a volatile couple of months filled with relentless news and confusing cross-currents from the Trump administration’s tariff plans and other policies, the financial markets have calmed down in recent weeks—providing a much-needed breather for everyone, myself included. While it’s been quiet in the precious metals space, numerous indicators are flashing that this is merely the calm before the storm. Read More

04.30.25- Can Gold Reach $16,000?
Jan Nieuwenhuijs

As we are in the final stages of a debt cycle that is causing gold to skyrocket, the question arises: how high can gold go?

Comparing the current bull run to the previous two points to a gold run as high as $16,000 per ounce.

I typically analyze the gold price through a framework of how gold relates to "credit assets" (national currencies, debt securities, equity, etc.). Simplified, trends in the ratio between gold and credit assets tell us where we are in a debt cycle, and where we are in a debt cycle reveals in what direction the gold price is heading. Read More

04.29.25- Gold Fortunes Are Changing Hands
Douglas French

The gold price kissed $3,500 last week before backing off. The yellow metal’s price has churned violently up and down $50 to $100 daily. For some gold bugs this price level seemed unimaginable without there being shooting in the streets. It’s the Central banks that are violently depreciating the value of their currencies. Read More

04.28.25- Silver Remains the Undeniable Achilles Heel of Wall Street
Mario Innecco

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04.26.25- Gold: The Everything Hedge
James Rickards

It’s a subject we analyze continually, and we have recommended gold as part of a sound investment portfolio for years. Today the dollar price of gold is hovering near all-time highs over $3,300 per ounce.

Gold has been on a tear lately. It was $1,830 as of October 5, 2023. At today’s prices, that marks a 75% surge in just 18 months. Gold has outperformed stocks by a wide margin this year, but it has also outperformed stocks for the past twenty-five years. Gold was around $250 per ounce in 1999. The gain since then is 1,180% or almost 12 times the starting price. Read More

Crazy-Overbought Gold!
Adam Hamilton

Gold just soared to crazy-overbought levels, among its most-extreme in modern history!  Though still nowhere near shooting parabolic, such exceedingly-stretched technicals dramatically up the odds gold is due for a rebalancing selloff.  That will likely be correction-grade, though precedent shows a quick bear is possible.  Despite this probable cyclical-bull topping, gold’s relatively-small secular bull remains alive and well. Read More

04.24.25- The Patriotic and Moral Imperative for Owning Gold and Silver
Johnny Silver Bear

I pledge allegiance to the flag...

Remember when you learned those words? It was back when everything was simple. The Pledge of Allegiance was written in 1892 by Francis Bellamy, the circulation manager of the Boston based "The Youth's Companion" magazine. The end of the Nineteenth Century was a much simpler time. The world was a much simpler place. It is not so simple anymore.

When we recite those seemingly patriotic words, what are we really pledging our allegiance to? To the flag? To the United States? To the Republic for which it stands? Read More

04.23.25- A Stagflation Survival Guide
Adam Sharp

Stagflation is a grim economic diagnosis. High inflation, stagnant growth, and elevated unemployment.

The United States from 1972-1982 is the textbook case. Inflation raged as high as 14%, real economic growth was practically non-existent, and unemployment reached 9.7%. Read More

$10,000 Gold This Year? Monetary Reset Breadcrumbs In Plain Sight
Mike Maloney

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04.21.25- The Global Safe Haven Is Slowly Breaking: Why Central Banks Are Turning To Gold
Alex Deluce

The global financial system is not just shifting, it is starting to breakdown.

On April 1st, I wrote: “The erosion of trust: the times are changing.”

That warning has since become a headline. Read More

04.19.25- The “Too Crowded” Gold Trade
Adam Sharp

According to the latest survey of fund managers by Bank of America, 49% say that gold is the most crowded trade.

This marks the first time in 2 years that the Magnificent 7 tech stocks did not top the “overcrowded” survey. Read More

04.18.25- Gold On Fire
Brien Lundin

It's getting crazy now, and it's obvious gold is telling us something.

It began last night, as the price of gold began to take off in overseas trading.

The chatter on X alerted those of us trying to get away from the markets for a few hours to what was going on. I took a moment from my BBQ to check the price. It was up about $40, no news. Read More

04.17.25- Gold Surges Past $3,300 –
Why Silver Could Be Next
Mike Maloney

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04.16.25- Tech Bros vs. Gold Bugs
Adam Sharp

For the past few years, the world has been infected with a common strain of tech stock fever.

Symptoms include buying stocks at 50x revenue, chasing a handful of big names to ridiculous prices, and believing the bull market can last forever.

This particular strain of tech mania has been here for centuries: Read More

04.15.25- Gold Once Again Proves Its
Safe Haven Mettle
Mike Maharrey

Last week was a wild one for investors, with stocks whipsawing in a storm of volatility and uncertainty. When the dust settled, gold was the last safe haven standing.

Spot gold opened the week just below $3,040 an ounce. During Monday’s stock rout, the yellow metal plunged below $3,000 and tested $2,950.

That was as low as gold would go. Read More

04.14.25- As Global Tariffs Escalate, The Elites Are Buying Gold & Silver 
Andrew Sleigh

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04.12.25- Bonds Break, Bullion Breaks Out
Adam Sharp

Global markets have reached a day of reckoning. This has been decades in the making. Now, massive changes are sweeping the world.

No, what we’re seeing in the markets is not “normal.” Instead, this is the:

• Moment precious metal investors have been waiting for
• Birth of a multipolar world order (U.S. is no longer the sole superpower)
• Start of a very uncertain period for bonds and fiat currency
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04.11.25- “Liberation Day” or Financial Shockwave?  What Trump's New Tariffs Really Mean for You
Peter Reagan

President Trump just declared “Liberation Day” and launched sweeping new tariffs. Investors panicked worldwide as corporations published dire predictions of the bumpy road ahead. Today we take a deep dive into the pros and cons of Trump’s “Liberation Day” strategy – and reveal the secret back door to the financial bomb shelter the President left unlocked specifically for us…  Read More

04.10.25- Tariff Needle + Debt Balloon = Era-Ending Liquidity Crisis
Matthew Piepenberg

Despite the undeniable ripple effects of the recent tariff measures out of DC, the headlines, as usual, are mostly wrong about the causes of the current market volatility and the longer-term ramifications ahead.

Navigating such market stress, historical debt realities, the role of gold and the absolutely critical importance – and meaning – of a liquidity crisis requires a far more balanced assessment than “blame it all on the tariffs.” Read More

04.09.25- Silver: A Rare Buying Opportunity
Claudio Grass

The gold price recently surged to unprecedented levels, surpassing the $3,000 per ounce milestone. This remarkable surge has been attributed to escalating geopolitical tensions, the revival of the trade wars, mounting inflation concerns, and of course, a very uncertain and very worrying outlook for the global economy and for the markets. As they always do, investors have once again flocked to the safe haven that gold unmistakably provides, pushing the price from record high to record high.

However, what is interesting this time is that silver has failed to grab any of the spotlight, which presents a truly rare opportunity for shrewd investors with a long-term vision. Read More

04.08.25- President Trump’s Metal Tariffs Morass
Stephen Anderson

President Trump issued separate presidential proclamations to increase tariffs to 25 percent on all US steel imports and raise tariffs from 10 to 25 percent on all aluminum imports effective February 11, 2025. The White House metal tariff fact sheet is here. Many Mises Wire writers in recent months have clearly written that the Trump tariffs are tantamount to a tax on every day American consumers. Read More

04.07.25- Silver Supply Gap, Tariffs, Gold to Silver Ratio, & Ask Me Anything
David Morgan

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04.05.25- Bathwater, Baby, and Silver
Adam Sharp

The market’s unraveling — and you can feel it in your chest.

The S&P is down 4% and the Dow and tech-heavy Nasdaq aren’t far behind.

Your screen is a sea of red. Maybe your palms are sweating. Maybe you’re frozen, just staring at the numbers, thinking about your portfolio and 401k.Read More

04.04.25- Gold price retreats from record as it joins market selloff triggered by tariffs
Cecilia Jamasmie

Gold prices hit another record on Thursday but subsequently swung to a loss as part of a wider market selloff that followed US President Donald Trump’s sweeping reciprocal tariffs.

Spot gold was down 0.5% to $3,118.75 per ounce by 10:30 a.m. ET after scaling a record of $3,167.57 earlier. US gold futures fell 0.8% to $3,140.20 an ounce in New York. Read More

04.03.25- Gold SWOT: Gold-Backed ETFs Added the Most Assets in More Than Three Years
Frank Holmes

Strengths

• The best-performing precious metal for the past week was silver, up 3.91%. on the back of gold’s lift this week as precious metals got a boost from rising trade tensions, helping to send gold to another all-time high along with a new upgrade in year-end forecasted price gains by Goldman. Read More

04.02.25- Gold Reset On The Horizon
John Rubino

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04.01.25- Coming Soon: Silver’s Mania Phase
Adam Sharp

Every so often, silver goes through a mania phase.

I experienced my first and only silver mania from 2009-2011. There’s nothing quite like it in the investment world. Simultaneously thrilling, nauseating, and lucrative.

Silver is tiny compared to gold and other commodities, so bull markets tend to be almost violent in nature. Once generalist investors get involved, things can quickly get out of hand, in the best kind of way.Read More

03.31.25- You’ll Be Amazed How Much Higher
Gold’s Price Can Go…
Peter Reagan

With $3,000 gold price well behind us, what’s ahead?

Last week, the price of gold ended just short of $3,050 – and remained above $3,000. That means it’s time to ask what’s next. (Just in case you’re a new reader, I’ll quickly cover the factors that have brought gold this far.)

Last week, I noted that everyone was treating $3,000 gold as a foregone conclusion. I certainly didn’t expect such instant validation! Analysts were one or two weeks ahead of the gold market. Read More

03.29.25- Bonfire Of The Paper Asset Vanities & The Rebirth Of Gold
Egon von Greyerz

The picture to the right shows the Bonfire of the Vanities (Falò delle Vanità)in 1497 in Florence. Objects of sin like art, books, cosmetics etc were burnt. Tom Wolfe wrote an excellent book with the same title in 1987.

Some time ago, I wrote an article with the title: THE MOST IMPORTANT ARTICLE I HAVE PENNED. Read More

03.28.25- As Gold Breaks Out Why Is Platinum Watching From the Sidelines?
Mike Maharrey

Gold has broken above $3,000 and appears poised to push even higher. So far, platinum has not followed gold’s lead but seems to be watching from the sidelines. 

What is causing this divergence?

Over the last two years, platinum has shown a moderate correlation with gold (+0.47), however, the yellow metal has recently left its cousin in the dust. Read More

03.27.25- Silver’s 3x Upside
Adam Sharp

Silver has ripped 40% higher over the past year. It currently trades at $34.33 per ounce.

Despite the healthy price action, the thought of selling hasn’t crossed my mind.

Today I will lay out the case that silver could triple to over $100/oz over the next few years.Read More

03.26.25- Who’s Got the Gold?
Jeff Thomas

In 1971, the US abruptly went off the gold standard, and in making the public announcement, US President Richard Nixon looked into the television camera and said, “We’re all Keynesians now.”

I was a young man at the time and had previously bought gold, albeit on a very small scale, but I recall looking into the face of this delusional man and thinking, “This is not good.” Read More

The Price of Gold: A Woefully Outmoded Law Needs Updating
Alex J. Pollock

According to a woefully outmoded law of the United States, the American government must account for the more than 8,100 tons of gold it owns at the now completely irrelevant price of $42.22 per ounce. In the precise language of the 1973 Act to Amend the Par Value Modification Act, still in force, the legally stipulated price is “forty-two and two-ninths dollars per fine troy ounce.” (That “two-ninths” is interesting.) But the real value, the market price of gold, has now traded over $3,000 per ounce, about 71 times the statutory price. Alternately stated, the statutory price is less than 2% of the real price. How does this antique artifact survive? Read More

03.24.25- Price vs Value – Will Gold Hit $3460?
Kelsey Williams

PRICE VS VALUE

Can you explain the difference between price and value? Most investors can’t. Neither can most analysts. A few years ago, some people were caught up in the NFT (non-fungtable token) craze. Try explaining price and value as it applies to that former “next big thing.”

NFTs were part of the virtual reality sickness that seized upon investors and others, causing them to spend money for something that had little or no real value. Price volatility for the imaginary items, however, seemed to imply that owning a piece of the action was imperative. You didn’t need to be a creator of master level art in order to participate, either. Read More

03.22.25- Why Is Gold Soaring?
Brien Lundin

Gold has not only held the lofty $3,000 line, it’s advanced well beyond. This raises the question...why?

After a dizzying run to $3,000 that has stunned even the most ardent gold bulls, the yellow metal has continued to climb.

Count me among the dumbfounded bulls. I stood in awe at how easily gold had achieved the latest millennium number, even as it was hesitating at $3,000. But since then, the run has continued, punctuated by a $34 jump yesterday even as other asset classes were diving. Read More

03.21.25- Gold vs Toxic Brews of Financial Repression & Capital Controls
Matthew Piepenburg

As we’ve said and written so many times, and as history confirms century after century, and regime after regime, desperate (i.e., debt-cornered) nations do desperate things.

And this, by the way, always results in more centralization from on high and more pain for the man on the street.

Every. Time. Read More

03.20.25- Gold Discussion: Chatting with A Dead Economist: Charles Rist
C.J. Maloney

The demonetisation of gold is easy enough. The difficult thing is to find something to take its place.—Charles Rist (1938)

Gold, that most divisive of metals, has been much talked about of late as its market price surges, a strange thing to witness considering that it was long ago banished from the monetary system and condemned as a “barbaric relic.” It’s even stranger considering that, in our time, to talk respectfully about gold usually requires seeking out someone dead to do it with, and one such someone is the French economist, Charles Rist. A reading of his History of Monetary and Credit Theory (published in 1938) not only delivers on what its title promises but also includes a strident defense of the gold standard. Read More

03.19.25- Gold vs. Nvidia
Byron King

Today, we’ll discuss gold, which recently crossed the historic threshold of $3,000 per ounce. There’s more price upside over time, I believe, for both the metal itself and definitely for mining companies. That is, even at this new high, and seemingly lofty price, the yellow metal strikes me as dramatically undervalued.

But first, before we get into gold let’s discuss a high tech darling, beloved by the stock market, namely chipmaker Nvidia. Because, as my Paradigm Press colleague Enrique Abeyta predicted at the end of last year, “Sometime in 2025, Nvidia will lose a trillion dollars of market cap.” Read More

03.18.25- Gold’s Warning Signal
Adam Sharp

Over the course of COVID, the U.S. government spent absurd amounts of money to prevent a total financial collapse.

At least $4.6 trillion was pumped into the economy in the form of stimulus checks, forgivable loans, tax breaks, and healthcare spending. Read More

03.17.25- Gold Breaks $3,000, But Here’s Why Silver Could Steal the Show…
Mike Gleason

Well, you've probably noticed the fireworks in gold and silver this week -- with gold touching $3,000 an ounce and silver pushing up above $34.

Gold had already been performing extremely well over the past 18 months, despite a strong general stock market AND a strong dollar. Now, with the stock market correcting 10% over the past four weeks, it's no longer looking like a one-way street. And new investment flows are moving toward gold in a safe-have trade. Read More

03.15.25- Why Bitcoin Is NOT Equal to Gold
Joshua Glawson

On March 6, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve and digital asset stockpile for the United States government. Within this executive order, Trump refers to the notion that Bitcoin is akin to “digital gold.” 

Cryptocurrency enthusiasts often refer to Bitcoin as “digital gold” and consider both as equal forms of sound money. In reality, gold and Bitcoin are quite different in asset quality and in terms of their hierarchy as sound money. Read More

03.14.25- Fort Knox, Government Secrecy, and the True Role of Gold
Doug Casey

International Man: For decades, mainstream financial commentators have dismissed gold as a “barbarous relic.” Federal Reserve officials and policymakers routinely downplay its importance, insisting that fiat currency and central banking make gold obsolete.

Yet, despite this public stance, the US government still holds one of the world’s largest gold reserves. Read More

There’s Only 0.04% of USA's GOLD Left. Can Trump Buy it Back For $42?
Mike Maloney

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03.12.25- Silver as a Hedge Against Market Chaos
Adam Sharp

Headlines blamed yesterday’s crash on Trump. It’s the tariffs!

But I have a much simpler explanation: U.S. stocks have never been so overvalued. With stocks trading at nosebleed valuations, almost anything could catalyze a crash.

Sure, tariffs played a role, but the underlying problem is the bubble itself. American stocks are priced for perfection, so anything less than that is bound to disappoint. Read More

'The Jig is Up' -
Why is Gold FLYING Out of the COMEX?
Matthew Piepenburg

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03.10.25- Silver is the New Gold
David Morgan

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03.08.25- The Current Monetary System
Is Based On a Lie
Matthew Piepenberg

VON GREYERZ partner, Matthew Piepenburg, is pleased to share a lengthy but all-encompassing and deeply substantive conversation had in mid-December with GoldRepublic’s Alexej Jordanov.

In this patient deep dive, Piepenburg gives his blunt insights on the macroeconomic setting, carefully addressing all the core themes affecting our lives and finances, from global debt markets, geopolitical brinksmanship, the bubble danger in risk asset markets, and the growing tide of fiat money debasement to the rise of gold pricing/interest and the ever-evolving but ever-controversial “gold vs. BTC” saga. Read More

03.07.25- Here’s How
Silver Price Suppression Works
Jesse Colombo

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03.06.25- Why Verifying Fort Knox Gold
Is Crucial
Peter Reagan

For decades, the nation basically ignored the national gold reserve. The only people who ever brought it up, even just to ask questions, were immediately dismissed as tinfoil-hat-wearing conspiracy-mongers. Whether out of concern for its existence, or just out of prudent asset management, we may soon get the first proper Fort Knox audit since the 1950s… Read More

03.05.25- The Revenge of the Gold Bugs
Clint Siegner

There aren’t too many upsides to the widespread loss in confidence currently underway. It would be far better if major institutions were trustworthy, competent, and efficiently run. But fixing these institutions first requires recognition of the problems.

The people who spent all of their time marginalizing gold bugs as nutjobs and conspiracy theorists are starting to find themselves out on the fringe. Read More

03.04.25- And Now, for Something Entirely Different: The Deeper Dive, Recession
David Haggith

It is suddenly being revealed that things are worse than many thought. A Deep recession is already forming.

The S&P has already retreated to such an extent that it is negative for the year, in spite of its reprieve on Friday, and is only 1% higher than it was on Election Day when it entered a melt-up Trump rally. The worst performer for stock indices has been the former best performer: The Nasdaq fell almost 4% over the month of February, most of that due to the 3.5% plunge I wrote about on Thursday. Read More

03.03.25- Forget Fort Knox - the greater MISSING GOLD question should focus
on the Federal Reserve
Mike Adams

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03.01.25- Gold’s Historic Rally
James Rickards

Even casual observers know that gold has been trading near all-time highs lately. The dollar price of gold has been trading around $2,955 per ounce, quite close to the all-time closing high and near the recent intraday high just below $3,000 per ounce. Since November 1, 2022, gold has rallied from $1,650 per ounce to $2,955 per ounce, an 80% gain in 28 months.

Since the U.S. dollar is also near interim highs based on leading indices, gold’s performance when measured in euros, sterling or Swiss francs is even stronger. We expect this trend to continue and to push gold solidly above the $3,000 per ounce level on its way to even higher levels in the months ahead. Read More

02.28.25- Even The NYT Is Saying, "Buy Gold"
Peter Schiff

A recent piece in the New York Times encouraged readers to buy gold, noting its record-breaking run since 2020. However, what the article gets wrong is associating the phenomenon with presidential policies instead of central bank monetary policy. Treasury policies can contribute to money supply growth by issuing debt, and presidential policies can add fuel to economic fires. 

But money printing and sustained artificially-low interest rates are why inflation keeps resurging. Read More

02.27.25- The Value of the Dollar Does Not Depend on the Size of the US Gold Stockpile
Ryan W. McMaken

I’m all in favor of a thorough and public audit of the US’s gold reserves. This includes the gold, not only at Fort Knox, but also at the other gold storage facilities at West Point, Denver, and the New York Federal Reserve Bank. Ron Paul was right when, in 2011, he tried to force the federal government to be transparent about its gold holdings.

Virtually everything the US government owns is stolen, whether it’s stolen from Americans or from foreign institutions. Read More

02.26.25- ETF Inflows Indicate North American Investors Jumping on Gold Bandwagon
Mike Maharrey

If gold flows into ETFs are any indication, North American investors are finally hopping on the gold bandwagon.

Last week, 48.8 tonnes of gold flowed into North American-based gold-backed funds. The last time we saw weekly flows at that level was April 2020 as governments were locking down economies during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More

02.25.25- Impulse Power: How to Spot Gold's Next Breakout
Rambus

Most of the time, when you see a large consolidation pattern under construction, it can seem like an eternity before you actually get to see the breakout. Sometimes, a year or two can pass by with no sign in sight that the breakout you’ve been looking for is going to take place, but then you see a subtle low form and think, “Is this going to be the rally that finally completes the consolidation pattern?” Read More

02.24.25- Wild Times in Precious Metals
John Rubino

Since the start of this century, gold has outperformed stocks — despite stocks being in an epic bull market:

You’d think that gold would have gotten more attention after such an impressive run. But until recently, this has remained a largely neglected asset class.

But Now…Damn

In just the past few weeks, the news surrounding gold has gotten both strange and frantic. Here are a few of the events/trends that are making gold interesting for the generalist investor masses. Read More

02.22.25- The Politics of Gold: Why Gold's Price is Rising so Much
Michael Hudson

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02.21.25- Death of the Penny and What this Means for Gold
MN Gordon

“All the Perplexities, Confusions and Distresses in America arise not from defects in their Constitutions or Confederation, not from a want of Honour or Virtue, So much as from downright Ignorance of the Nature of Coin, Credit and Circulation.” – Letter from John Adams to Thomas Jefferson, August 25, 1787

Illegal Money

“Let’s rip the waste out of our great nations budget, even if it’s a penny at a time,” wrotePresident Trump on February 9. This remark followed his instruction to the Secretary of the Treasury to stop minting pennies. Read More

02.20.25- Whose Gold, if anyone’s, Is in Ft. Knox
Paul Craig Roberts

If there is gold in Ft. Knox, whose is it? 

Many bullion dealers believe that any gold in Ft. Knox is not ours.  Over the decades the gold was “leased” to bullion dealers who sold it into the gold market, thereby protecting the value of the dollar by holding down the gold price.

“Leasing” the gold means that the US can still claim to own the gold.  A sale has to be recorded, but not a “lease.”  Read More

02.19.25- A Problem So Big Not Even 8,000 Tons of Gold Can Fix It
Peter Reagan

Despite massive outflows in the mid-20th century, the U.S. still officially has the world’s single largest gold reserve. About 8,100 tons of gold altogether – or 3.3% of all gold ever mined in human history. Today we ask, can the federal government mobilize the nation’s gold reserve to patch up our fiscal position? What could we gain – and, equally importantly, what might we lose by trying? Read More

02.18.25- Gold Revaluation: Solution or Desperation?
Matthew Piepenberg

Topics like bond yields, dollar debates, or yield curves can be admittedly, well, boring.

And things like politics can be, well… emotional at best or divisive at worst.

Shared Concern Among So Much Division? Read More

02.17.25- "Let's Do It": Rand Paul Supports Fort Knox Physical Audit After ZeroHedge Suggestion Goes Viral
Tyler Durden

One of the biggest questions over the past 50 years is whether the gold at Fort Knox, Kentucky is really there, or if it's been plundered.

What we do know is that the last 'audit' of America's gold stash was conducted on Sept. 23, 1974, when the US Treasury opened just one of its 15 vaults at Fort Knox so politicians and reporters could swarm the site for a two-hour photo-op with roughly 6% of the alleged amount held. Read More

02.15.25- Missing Metals: The Big Gold Squeeze
Adam Sharp

A constant stream of Boeing 737s packed full of gold are flying into America.

Much of the bullion is coming from London, where the Bank of England (BoE) is having some… issues delivering its customers’ gold.

BoE is a major gold depository which claims to hold more than 5,000 metric tonnes of gold in its underground vaults. The precious metal is held for both central banks and commercial groups. Read More

02.14.25- How To Cash In On Golden Lottery Tickets
MN Gordon

Gold continues its push towards $3,000 per ounce. Has it risen too far, too fast?

One year ago, an ounce of gold could be bought for about $2,000 per ounce. Since then, the price of an ounce of gold has increased about 46 percent.

But is gold really 46 percent more valuable than it was just one year ago? Read More

02.13.25- Gold Outlook: Murky For the Metal, Bright For the Miners
John Rubino

Time to manage expectations

It’s another great day for gold, with $2,800 in the rearview mirror and $3,000 in traders’ crosshairs.

This means it’s time to take a deep breath and consider gold’s — and the miners’ —near-term prospects. Read More

02.12.25- Gold Miners or NVIDIA? You Choose…
Greg Guenthner

You have a choice…

You can either own Stock A that’s down 10% on the year amid negative headlines. Or you can own Stock B trading at record highs with a 17% return year-to-date.

Perhaps it seems like a no-brainer. I prefer to buy strength and sell weakness, so I know I would take Stock B any day. Read More

02.11.25- The Silver Squeeze: Market Manipulation and the Coming Storm
Kevin Bambrough

The silver market has always fascinated me, particularly because of its dual role as both a precious and industrial metal. What many don’t realize is that we’re heading into what could be the most significant silver bull market in history – one that could make the 1970s look like a mere preview. Let me tell you why, but first, let me share a revealing story from my time at Sprott that exposed just how fragile the silver market really is. Read More

02.10.25- Why a Chinese Gold Mania
May Be Starting
Jesse Colombo

China's futures traders drove a remarkable $400 surge in gold prices this past spring, and now they are positioned to propel it to $3,000 and beyond.

The current gold bull market began in the spring of 2024, fueled in large part by aggressive Chinese futures traders on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE), while Western investors remained largely on the sidelines. In just six weeks between March and April, these traders propelled gold prices up by $400, or 23%—an extraordinary surge for the yellow metal. Since then, their activity has quieted, but I’ve anticipated their return, expecting them to push gold to truly staggering levels. Read More

02.07.25- Gold Price Explodes - What It’s REALLY Telling Us
Daniela Cambone

Gold is smashing through all-time highs, inching toward $3,000, but Todd “Bubba” Horwitz warns, “We’ve gotten ahead of ourselves… expect a pullback before gold moves to $3,200-$3,300 in 2025.” The real message? Inflation isn’t cooling—it's accelerating. “Eggs and milk aren’t getting cheaper, because the government needshigh prices to collect more tax revenue.”

Meanwhile, the Fed? A “worthless cartel” enriching banks while crushing Americans. With sovereign wealth funds pouring into gold and geopolitical uncertainty rising, Bubba makes it clear: fiat is a “race to the bottom.” Read More

02.06.25- SILVER ALERT! Musk Calls Out US Mint! Conspiracy at the US Mint is Being EXPOSED!!
Bix Weir

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02.05.25- Gold Helps Protect Australians Against Depreciating Aussie Dollar
Mike Maharrey

Because we tend to look at gold's performance in dollars, it's easy to forget that it is also priced in other currencies.

We know that gold set records in dollar terms, but, how did it perform in other countries?

In most currencies, it did even better. Read More

02.04.25- How Silver Could Rise to $100/oz
Adam Sharp

During precious metal bull markets, silver tends to significantly outperform gold.

But we haven’t really seen that yet this cycle. Today we’re going to explore why this is the case, and what it means going forward.

Over the past year, gold is up 39%, and silver is up 37%. Don’t get me wrong, both are doing very well. Read More

02.03.25- CENTRAL BANKS to Invest in SILVER? Silver Prices Set to EXPLODE! Here's Why!
Lobo Tiggre

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02.01.25- Silver’s Role in
the Coming Market Reset
Bill Holter

In this week’s Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire is joined by renowned precious metals commentator Bill Holter to discuss how foreign investors pulling back from US Treasuries, with the Fed as the sole buyer, is fuelling an unsustainable debt spiral.

US Debt Crisis and the Yield Curve Warning

The US debt burden continues to rise, with debt service costs now exceeding the country’s entire military budget. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has ruled out a default, but maintaining obligations requires significant currency expansion. Read More

01.31.25- ALERT! Silver Breaks Higher Over 100DMA! Everybody Knows the Game! $600/oz Silver Coming!
Bix Weir

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01.30.2025: On the Brink of the Biggest Oil Shock in History
Nick Giambruno

The Strait of Hormuz is a narrow strip of water that links the Persian Gulf to the rest of the world.

It’s the world’s single most important energy corridor, and there’s no alternative route.

Five of the world’s top 10 oil-producing countries—Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, United Arab Emirates, and Kuwait—border the Persian Gulf, as does Qatar, the world’s largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) exporter. The Strait of Hormuz is their only sea route to the open ocean… and world markets. Read More

01.29.25- We are Witnessing A Prelude to the Biggest, Baddest Silver Squeeze
AJ Monte

Silver May Not be Your Cup of Tea…

But the Charts are most certainly showing a Textbook Cup (& Handle)

While the financial news stations focus most of their attention on the stock market, it seems as though the precious metals market is beginning to garner more of the headlines lately, especially after gold broke out to a new all-time high last Friday. Read More

01.28.25- David Morgan: Gold, Silver, and Surviving the Trump Economy
Mike Maharrey

On a recent episode of the Money Metals podcast, host Mike Maharrey sat down with David Morgan, founder of The Morgan Report and author of The Silver Manifesto. 

David Morgan’s book, The Silver Manifesto, was recently listed among the top 5 books on sound money for 2025. 

The conversation spanned a variety of topics, including the impact of the current political climate on precious metals markets, tariffs, economic challenges, and strategies for investing in metals. Read More

01.27.25- BTC: Desperate Times Require Centralized Measures
Matthew Piepenberg

Just three years ago, BlackRock’s Larry Fink and the current White House’s Donald Trump openly declared that BTC was a scam.

Fast-forward to today, and the Trump administration is promising a BTC “strategic reserve” stockpile while Fink (who has since launched a $50B+ BTC spot ETF) is at Davos front-running a 700,000 price target due to BTC’s critical role in a world of currency devaluation. Read More

01.25.25- Gold Miners’ Best Quarter Ever
Adam Hamilton

The gold miners will soon report their best quarter ever, smashing all records!  Profits will skyrocket on the highest gold prices ever witnessed combined with stable or lower mining costs.  Yet gold stocks are still trading as if both their earnings and gold were way lower, an extreme valuation anomaly.  Upcoming stellar Q4 and 2024 results should help reverse that, growing investors’ interest in this high-flying sector. Read More

01.24.25- Gold Investors: A Time To Rejoice
Stewart Thomson

• Money managers invested in the US stock market don’t care if US borders are open or closed. They don’t care if elementary schools teach wokeness and critical race theory. They do care about taxes… and whether they are implemented with carpet bombing madness or a reasonable strategic plan.
  
  
• Please click here now. Institutional investors in both the stock and gold markets have embraced the new administration’s decision to approach new taxes with a much more strategic mindset than was communicated during the election campaign. Read More

01.23.25- Buying Gold Bullion: What to Know
Peter Reagan

Purchasing gold bullion can provide a hedge against inflation. Uncover the numerous benefits of owning physical gold, and how to buy gold bullion pieces for your Precious Metals IRA or for home delivery. Don’t make these mistakes when buying gold bullion…

Buying gold bullion remains an appealing option for Americans who are growing increasingly wary of a volatile economy and other instabilities. If you are looking to protect your own savings and lifestyle, then it may be time to consider investing in precious metals. Read More

01.22.25- How High Will Silver Go With These Potential Tariffs? $45 Silver Maples Incoming?
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01.21.25- Gold In 2025: After The Rally
Is Before The Rally
Ronnie Stoeferle

2024 was an eventful year in politics. Around half of the world’s population was called to the polls for presidential or parliamentary elections. For the first time in the history of Western democracies, every governing party lost support in the elections. Among all the changes of government, Donald Trump’s return to the White House stands out, especially as the Republicans also hold the majority in the Senate and the House of Representatives. A few weeks ago, the German traffic light coalition collapsed after long squabbles. Germany is now voting prematurely at the end of February. Read More

01.20.25- Gold's Entering Its
Next Bull Market Phase
Jesse Colombo

Following more than two months of stagnation after the U.S. presidential election, gold is now breaking out decisively, signaling its readiness to resume its rally toward $3,000 and beyond. 

While this recent pause has tested the patience of many investors, I've consistently maintained that it was a healthy consolidation phase, paving the way for even greater gains. Now, as I'll demonstrate with numerous charts, gold is breaking out of its post-election trading range across nearly every major currency, reaffirming its bullish momentum. Read More

01.18.25- Gold Defied Spent Dollar
Adam Hamilton

Gold has been grinding sideways for the better part of several months now, weighing on sentiment.  Late October’s mounting bullishness is long-gone, deteriorating to apathy.  But gold’s recent high consolidation is actually a remarkable show of strength, defying a massive US-dollar rally.  Such big-and-fast gains on a higher Fed rate trajectory have mostly exhausted the dollar’s upside, paving the way for gold to surge again. Read More

01.17.25- Roosevelt Also
Confiscated Silver in 1933
Martin Armstrong

QUESTION: I made a bet that a friend was wrong that Roosevelt also confiscated silver. I never heard of that, only gold. He said I should write to you and you will decide who wins.Thanks.

ANSWER: Sorry, you lose. He must have been at one of my conferences when we discussed that if he told you to ask me. Most people have never heard that Roosevelt also confiscated silver – not just gold. On August 9th, 1934, U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt implemented the seizure of all silver situated in the continental United States with Executive Order 6814 – requiring the Delivery of All Silver to the United States for Coinage. This was the same abuse of executive power as Executive Order 6102, which FDR signed on April 5th, 1933, “forbidding the Hoarding of Gold Coin, Gold Bullion, and Gold Certificates within the continental United States” with some differences. Read More

01.16.25- Why Gold & Silver EFP Premiums Are Blowing Out Again
Chris Marcus

Over the past month we’ve written about how there’s been stress in the gold and silver markets ahead of Trump implementing tariffs, evidenced by two surges in the spread between the spot market in London and the futures market in New York.

I’ve referenced several of Bob Coleman’s comments about the situation (Bob is a bullion dealer and fund manager), and today I was able to catch up with him and interview him about what’s going on.Read More

01.15.25- Goldman Sachs Forecasts Huge Shift in Gold Prices
Peter Reagan

Not two weeks into the year, and we’re seeing that the increases in the price of gold throughout 2024 weren't just some freak occurrence.

Surprising quite a few analysts, gold passed $2,700 despite a “strong U.S. dollar” and so-called high interest rates. (At their peak, these “high interest rates” never exceeded the low end of the historically normal range.) Read More

01.14.25- My Favorite Way to Play Gold’s Rise
Adam Sharp

The past few years have been unusual for gold and interest rates.

Both have ripped higher together.

Historically, these two are often inversely correlated, meaning when the bond yields are high, gold is weak. And vice versa. But no longer.

The chart below shows the price of gold vs. U.S. real interest rates (10y bond yield minus inflation expectations): Read More

01.13.25- Massive Silver Flows, Potential Short Squeeze from Trump Tariff Threat
Mike Gleason

Gold and silver have traded quietly but with a positive bias this week, and it looks like we'll be closing out the week on a positive note.

As of Friday midday recording, gold is trading at $2,709, its highest mark in a month and up 2.1% for the week. Silver meanwhile is coming in at $30.65 which is a gain of just over 80 cents or 3% since last Friday’s close.Read More

01.11.25- Jobs Moving Gold Shifting
Adrian Ash

Some of gold’s most-volatile days erupt after monthly-US-jobs data is released.  This granddaddy of all economic reports can really move markets both ways.  Gold can surge on substantial downside surprises, or plunge on big beats.  Gold and gold-stock traders really need to understand the dynamics fueling these big jobs-reports reactions.  That not only psychologically girds traders, but helps them game likely outcomes. Read More

01.10.25- The World's First 1/3 oz Gold Britannia Coin
Phillip Patrick

Today, we’re announcing two historic firsts. The Royal Mint launched a new addition to its lineup of gold Britannia coins, an uncommon 1/3 oz gold coin. And Birch Gold Group is the only Gold IRA company that has them!

If you’ve heard me speak on Steve Bannon’s War Room or The Ben Shapiro Show, you may have guessed that I’m not a native of the U.S. Actually, I grew up in London – and even though I became an American citizen in 2021, I admit I still have a soft spot for a few British things.Read More

01.09.25- And Now, for Something Entirely Different: Stop Believing
Jeff Thomas

In 1776, Thomas Jefferson was asked to create a draft for a founding document for what was to become the United States.

In his second paragraph, he said.

 

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Property.” Read More

01.07.25- What Is Gold Whispering?
The Great O'Neill

This commentary is an update and review of a commentary that we published in December 2023. The updated charts are once again very useful.

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This commentary is an update and review of a commentary that we published in December 2023. The updated charts are once again very useful. Read More

01.07.25- The Three Biggest Gold Stories of 2024
Peter Reagan

Your News to Know rounds up the most important stories about precious metals and the overall economy. This week, we’ll cover:

• My three favorite gold stories of 2024
• Why Trump's election is "all of a sudden" good for gold
• How much longer can silver’s price stay low, considering these fundamentals? Read More

01.06.25- 2025: The Year of $3K Gold
Zach Scheidt

Investors are eyeing gold very carefully right now. And it’s not hard to see why.

Long-time readers will know that I’ve been bullish on gold for a while.

Many investors have been flocking to gold in the last few years — and for good reason. It’s a great diversifier, it protects against inflation, and it’s a safe-haven asset when things go awry. Read More

01.04.25- How Has Russia Used Gold to Support Its Wartime Economy?
Mike Maharrey

Russia’s use of gold during its war with Ukraine reveals one of the reasons why so many countries are stockpiling the yellow metal.

Central banks around the world have bought thousands of tons of gold over the last several years. The pace of buying picked up after the U.S. and its allies froze Russian dollar assets and locked the country out of the SWIFT payment system. Read More

01.03.25- Gold 2025 Outlook: More Room to Run
State Street Global Advisors

Despite a resilient US dollar and gold’s spectacular 2024 run, we think its price could go as high as $3,100/oz in 2025. Central bank buying remains strong; consumer demand from India and China is growing; and we see more investors seeking gold due to expected rate cuts (with financial positioning not stretched, historically or normalized), geopolitical tensions, and worsening fiscal deficits. Read More

01.02.25- A Toast to 50 Years of Legalized Gold
Stuart Englert

President Ford inked a consequential executive order on New Year’s Eve in 1974

Gold enthusiasts can celebrate a golden anniversary on New Year’s Eve and simultaneously mark a market manipulation milestone.  Read More

01.01.25- History Shows Gold Could Repeat
Its 2024 Rally
Ben Hernandez

Heading into the new year, the capital markets might be positing whether gold can repeat its 2024 performance. According to Citi analysts, recent history shows that it can.

Gold doesn’t succumb to fly-by-night momentum rallies, but price trends that can sustain themselves over time. As Citi analysts data noted in the Wall Street Journal, gold futures that have risen by at least 20% tend to rise again the following year. This occurred in five of the last six years where futures averaged at least a 15% gain. The only time this didn’t occur was in 2021 where the precious metal fell 3.6% after rising 25% the previous year. Read More

12.31.24- Experts Are Predicting Continued Growth for Gold in 2025
Peter Reagan

Gold is predicted to reach $3,000 in 2025 amid changing consumer trends. These are the factors that could hurt or help gold prices the most next year…This week, Your News to Know covers:

• 2025 gold forecasts: the bearish, the bullish, and the really optimistic.
• Indians are changing how they invest in gold.
• 2025 for gold: headwinds or smooth sailing? Read More

12.30.24- Gold prices slip
as Fed meeting gets underway
Yasin Ebriham

Investing.com -- Gold prices slipped lower Tuesday as the Federal Reserve kicked off its final meeting of the year that is expected to conclude with a rate cut on Wednesday. 

At 15:09 ET (20:09 GMT), spot gold fell 0.3% to $2,646.06 an ounce, while gold futuresexpiring in February slipped 0.3% to $2,662.44 an ounce. Read More

12.28.24- Why Robert Kiyosaki Says Buy Silver ASAP ‘Even If You Have Very Little Money’
Nicholas Morine

Gold and silver have long been considered as hedge investments against inflation, particularly as both hold intrinsic value across a variety of real-world applications and are relatively scarce.

Silver is notable in this regard, as U.S. News & World Report indicated , as its industrial uses — particularly concerning electronics and healthcare applications — are widespread and growing in scope. Read More

12.27.24- Here's Why I'm Afraid Of $10,000 Gold
Rick Rule

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12.26.24- China Secretly Snaps Up More Gold, Positions for Its Greater Global Role
Jan Nieuwenhuijs

While 99% of the media keeps staring at official data by the Chinese central bank (PBoC)—misleadingly stating it added 5 tonnes of gold in November following a supposed six-month pause—the PBoC’s "unreported" purchases in London accounted for a stunning 60 tonnes in September and another 55 tonnes in October.

And while cross-border trade statistics from the U.K. for November have yet to be released, I foresee another purchase of a similar magnitude. Read More

12.25.24- India Gold Imports at Record Levels in November
Mike Maharrey

Gold imports into India surged to record levels in November as strong demand continued in the wake of government tax cuts.

India ranks as the second-largest gold market in the world. Read More

12.24.24- Christmas ISN’T Canceled
Greg Guenthner

What a mess!

Buyers are melting down following Wednesday’s Powell presser, crushing the hopes and dreams of a market melt-up into the holidays.

This week’s rate cut didn’t register on most folk’s radar. After all, a 25 basis point cut was a sure thing. What the market clearly wasn’t expecting were Powell’s comments that the FOMC wasn’t planning on as many cuts in 2025 as advertised. Read More

12.23.24- Will there be a Santa Rally this year?
Trading View

Every year, we hear these phrases: “Sell in May and go away,” “January Effect,” “Monday Effect,” “Santa Claus Rally,” and so on. The problem is that none of these patterns is supported by solid evidence.

Take the “sell in May and go away” theory, for example. It suggests markets tend to underperform or become more volatile between May and October due to reduced summer trading volumes. Read More

12.21.24- Inflation Bites: The $38 Million Man
Mike Maharrey

It's easy to think of "inflation" as an abstract economic principle and forget that it has real impacts on real people.

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell acknowledged the pain of price inflation during his press conference at the close of the December FOMC meeting. 

"We understand very well that prices went up by a great deal, and people really feel that, and it’s prices of food and transportation and heating your home and things like that. So there’s tremendous pain in that burst of inflation that was very global." Read More

12.20.24- The Real Reason Food Prices Keep Going Up
Peter Reagan

Food. It (along with air, water, and shelter) is one of the basic necessities for survival. And because of that, the cost of food is something that everyone who isn’t part of the “1%” pays attention to in their budget.

The good news is that, thankfully, we still have ample food. Food security – in other words, hunger – just isn’t something most Americans have to worry about. In fact, it might come as a shock to you that 13.5% of U.S. households don’t have that privilege. They don’t always have enough food for a healthy, active life. Read More

12.19.24- Head of Largest Russian Oil Producer Says Gold Could Rival the Dollar
Mike Maharrey

The head of Russia’s largest oil producer says gold could become the dollar’s main competitor in world trade.

Russian policymakers have a vested interest in undermining the dollar, so their rhetoric should be taken with a grain of salt, but it’s worth paying attention to what they say. Others around the world undoubtedly sympathize with the Russian viewpoint thanks to America’s weaponization of the dollar. Read More

12.18.24- China May Buy More Gold As Trump Returns To Office
Vladimir Zernov

China’s central bank did not buy gold since April as it hoped to increase its reserves at lower prices and waited for a strong pullback. However, this pullback did not happen, and China’s central bank (PBOC) restarted its gold purchases in November. Apparently, the pullback towards the $2600 level was sufficient to lure PBOC back into the market.

Not surprisingly, the price of gold rallied after PBOC revealed its purchases. The bank added 160,000 ounces to its reserves, which have grown to 72.96 million ounces. Read More

12.17.24- Is Selling Gold Right Now a Mistake?
Mike Maharrey

Producer prices came in hotter than expected in November. This came on the heels of a CPI report showing price inflation is sticky.

With inflation worries mounting, investors sold gold.

Wait. 

People sold an inflation hedge with increasing signs of inflation? 

Yes. You read that correctly. Read More

12.16.24- Gold & Silver Bull Has More Time Left Than You Think
Jordan Roy-Byrne

Gold’s break out of a 13-year cup and handle pattern is likely the start of a new secular bull market.

However, as we wrote last week, a new secular bull market in the entire precious metals sector cannot begin until Gold breaks out against the conventional 60/40 investment portfolio. Read More

12.14.24- Gold Stocks Big Bargains
Adam Hamilton

Gold stocks remain big bargains, still priced for bygone much-lower gold prices.  Gold miners are earning enormous record profits, fueled by gold’s powerful bull market.  Yet traders have been slow to recognize this, leaving gold stocks seriously undervalued relative to their underlying earnings.  This striking anomaly won’t last, as eventually stock prices always mean revert to some reasonable multiple of corporate profits. Read More

12.13.24- And Now, for Something Entirely Different: A Personal Announcement
Candace Owens

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12.12.24- The Secret Connection Between Bitcoin and Gold Prices
Peter Reagan

Bitcoin’s record ascent beyond $100k captured headlines worldwide. But what does this so-called digital gold have to do with the real thing? If you take a closer look, it’s plain to see that the forces driving the crypto market higher are very similar to those driving the gold market… 

Your News to Know rounds up the most important stories about precious metals and the overall economy. Read More

12.11.24- Trump Tariffs will Trigger Global Trade War, with Gold and Silver Set to Benefit
Ronan Manly

With less than two months until his inauguration on 20 January 2025, US president-elect Donald Trump is ramping up the rhetoric on tariff threats to unprecedented levels – even by his own “all guns blazing” standards.

In the space of less than two weeks, Trump has lost no time in firing off import tariff threats against China, Canada, Mexico, and all nine member countries of BRICS (a grouping which represents 45% of the world’s population). In doing so, Trump is rekindling fears of global trade wars and creating global economic uncertainty. Read More

12.10.24- Gold And Silver Take Off
On Surprise Rally
Brien Lundin

“Don’t look a gift horse in the mouth.”

That was my first thought on seeing gold up about $45...and silver jumping 4%...this morning while other markets weren’t confirming the moves.

The Dollar Index was down, but not much. Treasury yields were actually higher. And the stock market was flat (and has since turned lower). Read More

12.09.24- 2025 Gold Price Predictions: Off to the Races
Brandon Green

As December begins, financial institutions and market analysts are unveiling their 2025 forecasts, with gold attracting significant attention. Predictions are shaped by a variety of factors, with the new US administration naturally playing a prominent role. However, it is crucial to remember that this is just one piece of the puzzle influencing the global metals market. What truly matters is not what leaders say they will do, but what they actually do, and how markets respond. Read More

12.07.24- Trump’s Tariffs Are Coming – How Will They Affect Your Finances?
Peter Reagan

Tariffs. President-elect Donald Trump loves them. I’m not just saying that. He has literally said that he “loves” tariffs.

Trump has made it clear that tariffs will be one of his primary tools in his new administration. One opinion piece observed (or complained?) that tariffs “are becoming Trump’s silver-bullet solution to everything.” Read More

12.06.24- Silver Alert! Silver Ready to Explode Higher as Theta Prepares to Change the world!!
Bix Weir

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12.05.24- Eastern European Countries Loading Up on Gold as Chaos Hedge
Mike Maharrey

In a region fraught with geopolitical turmoil, Eastern European central banks are loading up on gold.

Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic have been among the top gold buyers this year, with Poland leading the way.

As a Bloomberg report put it, “Striving for a sense of security is a powerful motive in a region that’s been ravaged by Europe’s wars of the past — and that now finds itself next door to the continent’s deadliest conflict since World War II.” Read More

12.04.24- Gold Should Be At $5000 Based Exploding National Debt
Clive Thompson

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12.03.24- Gold & Silver Are Stabilizing
After the 'Trump Shock'
Jesse Colombo

There was an irrational knee-jerk reaction to sell gold and silver after Trump won the presidential election, but they are now stabilizing and setting up for a continuation of their prior uptrend.

Last week saw relatively quiet, low-volume trading across gold, silver, and other financial markets, largely due to the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States. The week began with gold and silver pulling back, partly on news of hedge fund manager Scott Bessent—who happens to be a gold bug—being nominated by President-elect Donald Trump for Treasury Secretary. Read More

12.02.24- 3 signs a gold revaluation is coming
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11.30.24- Silver Buying Opportunity
Adam Sharp

In 2023, global silver production was approximately 26,000 metric tons. During the same period, gold production was around 3,000 metric tons.

So 8.6x more silver is mined annually than gold. Yet gold trades at about 86x the price of silver today ($2,633/oz for gold and $30.60/oz for silver).

What explains this disconnect? The primary differentiator is the fact that central banks buy and hold large quantities of gold. Global central banks and governments hold approximately 36,700 tons, or roughly 17% of all gold ever mined. Read More

11.29.24- Gold’s Fundamentals Are Intact, With One “Great” Exception
Gary Tanashian

Have you heard the news? America is going to be great again! The people have spoken and the man with the simple but catchy buzz phrase is back in office.

Pay no attention to the fact that he is going to use well worn and unsuccessful tricks of trade wars past, that he is going to increase the already incalculable national debt, and try to stimulate the appearance of “America great again” for the average Joe. It’s not going to work. You know it. I know it, and anyone with a modicum of economic sophistication knows it.  Read More

11.28.24- Gold Will Rise By Multiples
Egon von Greyerz

The Case for Gold is Incontrovertible

As Eastern and Southern Central Banks substantially increase their gold holdings, Western Central Banks will most probably have little physical gold in their coffers. 

Total global gold reserves allegedly held by central banks (37,000 tonnes) are valued at $3.1 trillion at the current market price of $2,700. 

That value is absurd when one US company – Microsoft – has the same valuation. Just think about it: Microsoft is as big as the gold backing of the global financial system.  Read More

11.27.24- The Latest Gold Survey Found Something Very Interesting
Peter Reagan

Gold’s popularity as an investment

It's good to see articles like this that fully acknowledge the recent slump in the price of gold provided a great buying opportunity for latecomers. Some prospective buyers have been waiting a year or more, since $2,100/oz. to buy gold. It’s been a long wait. Even then, at $2,600 an ounce, gold was hardly the bargain some were hoping for. Read More

11.26.24- We Are in a Government
Financial Time Warp!
David Haggith

The US national debt is now slamming past trillion-dollar milestones at the rate of three in just one year.

At the start of the year, the US zipped past $34-TRILLION in debt. In July, we zoomed past $35-TRILLION. And now, in even less time, we screamed past $36-TRILLION. The mileposts to financial doom are flying by so fast they are just a blur now, and the rate at which they are going by is rapidly accelerating.. Read More

11.25.24- Gold & Silver Still Near Ground Floor Opportunity
Jordan Roy-Byrne

Gold broke out from a 13-year cup and handle pattern earlier this year to a new all-time high and advanced to $2800/oz.

Silver broke out from 4-year resistance and recently reached an 11-year high, touching $35/oz.

However, the ongoing secular bull market in US Stocks and the emerging bubble in cryptocurrency have stolen its shine. Read More

11.23.24- And Now, for Something Entirely Different: The Choice
MN Gordon

“And cast ye the unprofitable servant into outer darkness: there shall be weeping and gnashing of teeth.” – Matthew 25:30

Daycare for Adults

Sometimes things must get worse before they get better. Reducing deficit spending and eliminating government waste, for example, will initially have a negative impact on GDP and employment. Though, this is exactly what is needed to restore America’s economic health. Read More

11.22.24- Could the Rapid Growth of AI Boost Gold Demand?
Mike Maharrey

Could the Artificial Intelligence (AI) revolution boost gold demand?

According to a report by the World Gold Council, the answer is yes.

Gold's excellent conductivity and its malleability make it an important component in the manufacture of electronic devices. Gold can be formed into extremely thin wires, making the metal ideal for use in small computer chips. Read More

11.21.24- Connecting Dots: Fort Knox,
Egon Von Greyerz, and Zoltan Pozsar
Vincent Lanci

A Bold Claim from the Comex Trading Floor

Years ago, a floor broker with deep ties to major bullion banks made a startling statement: Fort Knox holds "nothing but moths and half-eaten IOUs." We all laughed back then. But as time passed, I realized he was right. Recently, something Egon von Greyerz said brought that old memory rushing back: Read More

11.20.24- Gold & Silver Are Rebounding
Brien Lundin

Gold bugs were rattled by the drop of more than $200 over the past two weeks, but this week's big rally has clawed much of that back in one fell swoop.

The question remains whether the bull market is back in force over the short term or whether this is merely a technical bounce. Read More

11.19.24- Gold SWOT: The Global Silver Market Is Set to Record a Physical Deficit in 2024
Frank Holmes

Strengths

• The best performing precious metal for the week was silver, but still down 3.56%. According to JPMorgan, Harmony published its first quarter 2025 operating update: 422,000 ounces of production is a beat and AISC is a beat (R1,026,137/kg). The company reiterated its fiscal year 2025 guidance across all metrics (production, AISC & grade). "We are well-positioned to execute our various life-of-mine extension projects and take our transformational international copper-gold projects up the value curve," it said. Read More

11.18.24- Gold In a Trump Era:
Rock Still Beats Paper
Matthew Piepenberg

Below we look at the direction of gold in the context of announced Trump policies, the USD debate and comical debt markets.

A Revolution Coming?

Needless to say, Donald Trump recently won the US election, and as JFK Jr. said of this “impolitic” figure, a “revolution” is coming.

Depending on one’s politics, such a “revolution” is either music to one’s ears or the potential for “fascism American style.”

Good grief… Read More

11.16.24- Trading Gold is unlike
trading anything else
Pretiorates

In our analyses, we regularly examine current movements, identify possible influencing factors and assess the general market situation. However, these are not recommendations, but merely opinions and food for thought.

Dear readers!

Gold has its own laws in trading. The most emotional of all financial assets is traded unlike anything else. Unlike any other commodity, every ounce newly mined adds to the existing stock of Gold. It moves from vault to vault, in various forms. Occasionally it is melted down and given a new form as jewelry, ingots, coins or something else. It is thus not consumed and is not lost. Every year, around 3,500 tons of new Gold are mined, which are added to the existing stock. Read More

11.15.24- The Sell-Off in the Precious Metals Sector May Be Winding Down
Dave Kranzler

The s- ell-off in the precious metals sector since the election has nothing to do with Trump’s victory. That thesis is based on the price-action in the precious metals sector when Trump was elected in 2016. But the sell-off that year followed a move straight up starting in January 2016 that lasted nearly eight months. The sector began heading south in late August that year. It was going to at least undergo a correction in spite of Trump. There’s some other factors back then that are not present currently. Read More

11.14.24- Gold Is Back—And So Is Judy Shelton
Joe Vidueira

Gold is on the rise, and so is the typical gold-standard nostalgia that has erupted every time price inflation, banking crises, and/or debt concerns have reappeared after the fall of the Bretton Woods gold-exchange standard in 1971. Certainly, the precious metal’s ascent, as usual, is signaling that all is not well.

Earlier this year, the precious metal soared past $2500 an ounce to all-time price highs, making it one of the best-performing assets of 2024, following a price gain of 13 percent in 2023—the result of persistent economic as well as geopolitical uncertainties. Read More

11.13.24- Gold Demand in Tech and Industry
Up in Q3
Mike Maharrey

Gold is fundamentally money, but there is demand for the yellow metal in industry and technology. 

Industrial and tech demand accounted for 83 tons of gold in the third quarter, a 7 percent year-on-year increase. It was a 2-ton increase quarter to quarter.

So far, in 2024, about 245 tons of gold have been consumed in industrial and technical applications. Read More

11.12.24- Europe Is Finalizing Preparations for a Gold Standard
Jan Nieuwenhuijs

Countries outside the eurozone but inside the European Union, i.e., those that one day might join the eurozone—like Poland, Hungary, and the Czech Republic, are positioning for a new gold standard.

To prepare for a monetary system based on gold, they are buying gold to equalize their reserves to the eurozone average. This balancing of gold reserves in Europe is a key topic. Read More

11.11.24- Researchers Continue to Find New Uses for Silver That Seem Like Science Fiction
Michael Maharrey

Silver used in the industrial and technology sectors accounts for more than half of the demand, and the uses for silver continue to expand.

Some of these innovations sound like they come straight out of a science fiction movie.

According to the Silver Institute, industrial demand is expected to rise by 4 percent to a record 690 million ounces in 2024. Photovoltaics (PV) and automotive industries are the key drivers. Specifically, new, higher-efficiency N-type solar cells being phased in require more silver than older solar panel technology. Read More

11.09.24- "People Have NO IDEA What's Coming In 2025...": Gold and Silver Price 2024
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11.08.24- Election Results Are In: Gold and Silver are the Real Winners of 2024
Stefan Gleason

In this week’s Money Metals Midweek Memo, host Mike Maharrey dives deep into the broader economic landscape as the U.S. approaches another pivotal election. 

Despite the usual hype of each election cycle being “the most important,” Maharrey offers a different perspective, suggesting that regardless of the outcome, Americans are likely to see the same trends continue—big government, increasing debt, and ongoing monetary policy impacts. Read More

11.07.24- Gold and Bitcoin Will Jump Under ‘Debasement Trade’ Rule: JPMorgan
Nidhi Kolhapur

11.06.24- The Silver Short Squeeze: A Historic Market Battle in the Making
Eran Tal

As industrial demand soars and physical supplies dwindle, the silver market approaches a historic breaking point. Could the looming 'silver squeeze' create the investment opportunity of a generation?

In the shadowy world of precious metals trading, a storm is brewing. The silver market, long considered the neglected cousin of gold, stands on the precipice of what could become one of the most spectacular short squeezes in financial history. This isn't just another market manipulation story – it's a confluence of structural weakness, industrial necessity, and growing awareness that could reshape the precious metals landscape forever. Read More

11.05.24- Why Global Gold Demand Has Never Been Higher
Peter Reagan

After shattering 30 all-time high price records, global demand for gold also hit an all-time high this year. Is massive demand causing record high prices? Or are high prices causing fear of missing out? Let’s dive into the forces behind record gold demand…

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11.04.24- Gold Is on the Ballot
Alex Kimani

A reader recently asked me which presidential candidate would be more bullish for gold.

That one’s easy. Kamala Harris.

A President Harris administration would preserve and strengthen the status quo. To start with, we’d see a continued bonanza of bad regulation, spending and taxes. Add in poor capital allocation and misaligned incentives, and we have a recipe for stagflation and reckless monetary policy. Read More

11.02.24- Silver Short Squeeze Coming?
Richard Mills

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time in over four years in September, sending gold past a record-setting $2,500 an ounce. The aggressive half-percentage-point reduction was in response to the Fed’s significant progress in bringing down inflation, as well as a slowing US economy evoking recession fears.

Gold’s rally, which started in mid-February, has been underpinned by increased geopolitical risks, the upcoming US election, central bank buying, and slowing ETF sales. It last traded at $2,744 an ounce, up 37% so far in 2024. Read More

11.01.24- Third Quarter Gold Demand Breaks Record
Mike Maharrey

Gold demand set a third-quarter record, driving the price to a series of record highs.

Including over-the-counter (OTC) sales, gold demand came in at 1,313 tons in Q3, a 5 percent year-on-year increase. Read More

10.31.24- Your Mag 7 Earnings Guide
Greg Guenthner

Short sellers took a beating last week following Tesla’s post-earnings romp that shot the stock higher by more than 25%.

TSLA posted its best trading day in over a decade when management announced it topped Q3 profit estimates and improved automotive gross margins. Just two days later, the shorts banked losses of $4.2 billion closing out bets against the stock during its historic rally, according to data from S3 Partners. Read More

10.30.24- How Chinese Traders Will Help Drive Gold to $3,000+
Jesse Colombo

China's futures traders drove a remarkable $400 surge in gold prices this past spring, and now they are positioned to propel it to $3,000 and beyond.

In my debut Substack article on September 6th, I theorized that Chinese futures traders would return from their summer hiatus with renewed vigor, to drive gold prices sharply higher once again in an encore of their spring performance, when they pushed prices up by $400, or 23%, in just six weeks. Read More

10.29.24- The Golden Rule Is Real
James Rickards

There’s so much to discuss right now, from the upcoming election to geopolitical instability. But today I want to talk about gold. I call it the once — and future — money.

The use of gold as money existed from antiquity until gold backing broke down entirely in 1971. Still, central banks and finance ministries hold over 37,000 metric tonnes of gold in reserve. Read More

10.28.24- Silver Price Forecast:
Breakout Targets $38.65
Christopher Aaron

Silver has just broken higher out of a short-term consolidation. This price behavior results in a target of $38.65, a 16% anticipated gain for silver over the months ahead. For investors seeking increased profit above this figure, silver miners have recently begun to provide positive leverage above and beyond the bullion price. Read More

10.26.24- This Points To Significantly Higher Silver Prices
Hubert Moolman

Since the creation of the Federal Reserve, the Dow Jones has significantly outperformed silver.

The Dow/Silver ratio needs to rise above the double blue line in order to reach parity with the Dow since the creation of the Federal Reserve. In current prices, that would mean silver’s price needs to be above $340. Read More

10.25.24- JP Morgan: “Debasement Trade” Is Increasing the Gold Price
Peter Reagan

Gold’s price is rising so quickly that analysts, forecasts and headlines are scrambling to keep up. JP Morgan has identified this new trend as the “debasement trade,” and explains why we’re still in the early days of record gold prices… 

Your News to Know rounds up the most important stories about precious metals and the overall economy. Read More

10.24.24- Silver, the A-Bomb, and Russia
Adam Sharp

During a critical stage of the Manhattan Project in 1942, its organizers ran into a problem while attempting to build those first atomic bombs.

They had figured out a way to enrich uranium using electromagnets, but it was a highly resource-intensive process. Read More

10.23.24- Record High Gold Price Signals "Fragmenting Global System"; El-Erian Warns
Mohammed El-Erian

Something strange has happened to the price of gold over the past year.

In setting one record level after the other, it seems to have decoupled from its traditional historical influencers, such as interest rates, inflation and the dollar. Moreover, the consistency of its rise stands in contrast to fluctuations in geopolitical situations. Read More

10.22.24- Gold Fever
Bill Bonner

People are beginning to get gold fever. In the news last week also, came word that one young man had quit his job, loaded up on junior mining shares... and was off for a year of travel. Word is out.

People are beginning to get gold fever. In the news last week also, came word that one young man had quit his job, loaded up on junior mining shares... and was off for a year of travel. Word is out. Read More

10.21.2- In a Rare Candid Moment, Three Central Bankers Talk Up Gold
Mike Maharrey

While central banks around the world have been aggressively adding gold to their reserves, central bankers don’t tend to talk much about the yellow metal.

Three central bank officials went off script at the London Bullion Market Association conference in Miami.

Reserve managers from the central banks of Mexico, Mongolia, and the Czech Republic sat together on a panel at the conference, and all three indicated their countries plan to add even more gold to their reserves in the near future as tensions increase and global interest rates decline, creating more inflationary pressure. Read More

10.19.24- Russia’s Silver Pivot: A Historic Shift That Could Reshape Global Finance
Matt Morris

First Major Power Adds Silver to State Reserves, Signaling Potential Return to Silver’s Monetary Role

In a development that has received surprisingly little mainstream media attention, well not that surprising hunh?, Russia is set to make a move that could fundamentally alter the global precious metals landscape. Read More

10.18.24- 30 Sec To Midnight: "Stock Insiders Are Selling, I'm Buying SILVER"
Mike Maloney

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10.17.24- Jim Willie: "They're Selling A Lot Of Treasuries & Buying Gold"
Chris Marcus

As the BRICS meeting and the US elections rapidly approach, while the wars and geopolitical tensions continue to escalate, it's not exactly the most stable time in the world.

Although fortunately to dig into the latest events, including the series of hurricanes that have caused great damage to the affected areas, and FEMA's response, as well as Jerome Powell's aggressive rate cut while he simultaneously claimed that he doesn't see any weakness in the economy, Dr. Jim Willie of The Hat Trick Letter joins me on the show to discuss all of that and more. Read More

10.16.24- These 3 Conditions Must Be Met Before Silver Surges Like Gold
Jesse Colombo

Just two months ago, the precious metals community was growing frustrated with gold after its choppy, lukewarm summer price action. At that time, I kept urging investors to stay patient as I believed that gold was about to break out in multiple non-U.S. currencies, which would result in a powerful surge. Sure enough, that's exactly what unfolded, and I believe even more gains are ahead. Now, I'm noticing the same frustration with silver, as it has remained stagnant for the past five months. In this article, my goal is to encourage investors to remain patient with silver, as I believe it's on the verge of a strong breakout, much like gold—once these key conditions are met. Read More

10.15.24- Gold Forecast: Physical Gold Is No Longer Cheap – But Gold In The Ground Is
Christopher Aaron

Physical gold is no longer cheap. 

When I began publishing for Gold Eagle in late-2015, physical gold was trading near $1,100 per ounce. 

It had been declining for four years, following the September 2011 peak at $1,920 per ounce. No one wanted it. Read More

10.14.24- Indicators Show Increasing Global Silver Shortage
David Jensen

Saddle Up

“If you can’t take a small loss, sooner or later you will take the mother of all losses.”

Ed Seykota

Silver shortage is kryptonite to the system of setting silver’s price with leveraged cash/spot promissory notes in London’s cash silver market – the world’s largest cash physical silver trading market by volume. A promissory note is no substitute for a silver bar when the market encounters physical shortage. Read More

10.12.24- Bottom in Gold & Silver
David Brady

Bottom in Gold & Silver Prices: What's Next?

Despite the slightly higher than expected CPI numbers across the board, a rate cut of 25 bp on Nov. 7 has a probability of 84-87%, a virtual certainty according to interest rate futures. Read More

10.11.24- 5 Gold Charts Battling Breakout Resistance
Jordan Roy-Byrne

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10.10.24- The Gold Bull Cycle Has Just Begun
Adam Sharp

Cycles surround us. In markets, astronomy, and our lives.

Every day is a circadian cycle for us all. Our bodies move through phases based on our exposure to light or darkness.

Markets are also remarkably cyclical, responding to the environment around them. Interest rates, regulation, monetary policy and investor psychology all play important roles. Read More

10.09.24- Iran vs Israel: Game, Set, Match Iran
Bob Moriarty

The eighty-year Zionist experiment may have just ended over the weekend. Bibi Netanyahu has been whining for almost thirty years about how Iran was on the verge of obtaining a nuclear weapon and when it did, it would bring chaos to the world. Iran may well have detonated one over the weekend in a remote area of the country just to send Israel and the US a wakeup message. Read More

10.08.24- Today's Geopolitical Forces Driving Gold Higher
Peter Reagan

The spreading Middle East conflict is now one of the dominant forces driving gold and silver higher – alongside thriving central bank demand and the growing deficit of silver production. The path to $50 silver seems clear – here’s what’s next…

Your News to Know rounds up the most important stories about precious metals and the overall economy.  Read More

10.07.24- How About James Bond as a Central Banker? ‘Goldfinger’ Emerges
as a Metaphor for Our Times
Judy Shelton

‘They get what they want — economic chaos in the West — and the value of your gold increases many times.’

Growing protectionism and what it portends for global economic growth — not to mention geopolitical stability — induces somber references to the year 1944. The “rules-based” Bretton Woods agreement hammered out by the Allies in July that year, while World War II still raged, puts into sharp relief the consequences of trade and currency wars. Read More

10.05.24- Commodity Outlook: Gold and silver continue to shine bright
Ole Hansen

In early 2024, we focused on the metal sector as a potential winner for the year and beyond. Following an already strong first half, the precious metal sector, led by gold, continued higher in the third quarter, as investors sought protection in an uncertain world, culminating in September with the start of a supportive US rate-cutting cycle. The energy and industrial metals sectors—two growth-dependent sectors—suffered setbacks amid a deepening slowdown in China and rising recession risks elsewhere, most notably in Europe. Read More

10.04.24- Silver: So Much Bigger Than 2011
Adam Sharp

I remember the 2011 silver bull market like it was yesterday.

We had already experienced two rounds of money printing (QE) by then, and the bank bailouts were still fresh on everyone’s mind.

Silver prices shot up from $9.40 per ounce in October 2008 to over $49 in April 2011.

It was a beautiful run, but ended much too quickly for my liking. Silver stayed above $30 for almost two more years, but as the economy improved, investors lost interest for a time. Read More

10.03.24- Unlike The Great Financial Crisis
[of 2008], This Will Be The End For Fiat Money
Hubert Moolman

During the 2008 Great Financial Crisis (GFC), the monetary system faced a significant challenge. In a gigantic effort to contain the financial crisis, large amounts of U.S. dollars were created by increasing the monetary base.

They were able to avoid collapse, but the underlying problem (an extremely debased currency) obviously did not go away simply because the solution further debased the currency. Read More

10.02.24- Silver price on the rise
Emiliano Bellini

The price of silver has increased over 30% since the beginning of the year, with a particularly strong increase being registered in the last few months.

The silver price has increased significantly since the beginning of this year and has now surpassed $31 per ounce. Read More

10.01.24- A Golden Week for Gold
Craig Hemke

It's that time of year again when Chinese markets close for a week in observance of their "Golden Week" holiday. The typical trading pattern for gold during this holiday week is down early and up late. Will we see things play out this way again in 2024? The week certainly seems to be starting out that way. Read More

09.30.24- Triple Digit Silver is in Our Future
Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA interviews David Morgan

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09.28.24- Iran's Gold Imports Surge Sixfold as Part of Sanctions Workaround
 Jon Forrest Little

In a striking development that has caught the attention of global financial markets, Iran's gold imports have surged dramatically, increasing sixfold over a six-month period. 

This significant uptick in gold acquisition highlights the Islamic Republic's strategic move to circumvent international sanctions and stabilize its economy amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. Read More

09.27.24- Gold Rising? No — the Dollar’s Falling
Alasdair Macleod

By conventional measures on Comex, gold is now vulnerable to a correction. But there’s growing evidence that there are other forces at play

The last data point for the net long position for hedge funds was 17 September (COT report) due to be updated on Friday. Since then, open interest has increased by 28,256 contracts on preliminary figures for yesterday (Tuesday). That implies that this category of trader (managed money) is net long of about 240,000 contracts and therefore highly vulnerable to a bear raid by the swaps (bullion bank traders and market makers). And note how the rise in their net position is in lockstep with the price. But there is other evidence which we cannot ignore and is a new factor in the market. Read More

09.26.24- Gold Repatriation Shifting From North To South
Richard (Rick) Mills

In 2017 Germany brought home nearly $31 billion of gold bars that had been stored in New York and Paris after World War II. The Financial Times gives a good account of how Germany amassed, lost and then got its gold back. 

Perhaps no other country (except maybe Zimbabwe) understands the value of bullion as a store of value than Germany. Hyperinflation during the Weimar Republic of the 1920s had citizens piling near-worthless Deutsche marks into wheelbarrows just to buy bare necessities. During the Second World War Nazi Germany looted about 4 tonnes of gold and stored it in the Reichsbank. But in 1948 the allies recovered it and gave it back to its rightful owners, leaving Germany’s bullion vaults bare. Read More

09.25.24- Is World War III looming? Experts debate the impact on gold and Bitcoin markets
Jordan Finneseth

(Kitco News) – “History doesn't repeat itself, but it often rhymes,” is a popular quote attributed to Mark Twain, and is an important concept to think about with the current state of the world amid ramping geopolitical tensions and deteriorating economic conditions. 

Roughly 100 years ago, ‘rhyming’ circumstances were setting the stage for the Great Depression and a Second World War, and if we aren’t careful, there is the potential for the global economy to sink into a deep recession/depression while chatter about the potential for World War 3 is also on the rise. Read More

09.24.24- Did the Fed just send gold over $2,600/oz?
Peter Reagan

The recent FOMC meeting led to both an interest rate reduction and a higher gold price… Or did it? Is the Federal Reserve even relevant to gold’s price anymore?

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: Fed cuts rates as gold goes past $2,620, say no to tokenized gold and the historic opportunity we see in silver. Read More

09.23.24- Metal Mania Starts Soon
Adam Sharp

I’ve had at least a dozen Uber drivers pitch me on suspect investments. For a while, it seemed like every trip came with free, and invariably horrible, picks.

Interestingly, I’ve never had a driver, or a barber for that matter, pitch me on gold and silver. Despite gold regularly breaking out to new highs, we really haven’t yet seen any signs of a typical retail mania. Read More

09.21.24- Gold Lackluster After Fed
Adam Hamilton

Gold’s reaction to the most-dovish Fed decision in years proved lackluster.  Plenty of traders thought gold would surge after an outsized rate cut birthing a new cutting cycle.  And with top Fed officials projecting many more cuts, it is going to be big.  Gold did rally initially on that revelation, but quickly reversed into a larger intraday loss.  Fed rate cuts are bullish for gold, but speculators’ gold-futures positioning is overextended. Read More

09.20.24- Hedge Fund Billionaire Says He'd Pull Money from Market and Go to Gold
If Harris Wins
Mike Maharrey

Hedge fund billionaire John Paulson said he would pull his money out of the stock market and go into cash and gold if Kamala Harris wins the election. 

The Paulson and Co. founder and CEO has been called “one of the most prominent names in high finance.” He’s best known for making billions by betting against the subprime mortgage lending market in 2007. Read More

09.19.24- An Unprecedented Monetary Destruction Is Coming
Daniel Lacalle

Global money supply has soared by $20.6 trillion since 2019, according to Bloomberg.

Additionally, global debt surged by over $15 trillion in 2023, reaching a new record high of $313 trillion. Around 55% of this rise came from developed economies, mainly the U.S., France, and Germany. Unfunded liabilities in the United States amount to $72 trillion, almost 300% of GDP. This may seem high until you look at Spain with 500% of GDP, France with close to 400%, or Germany with close to 350% of GDP. Read More

09.18.24- The 2 Powerful Forces Behind Gold’s Latest All-Time High
Peter Reagan

Gold hits yet another all-time high price, leaving analysts scrambling to explain why. Central bank buying? An imminent interest rate cut? Today, we cut through the noise and reveal the only two forces that really drive gold’s price…

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09.17.24- It's Starting in October! Shocking Predictions for Gold & Silver!
Rafi Farber

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09.16.24- Despite Emerging Challenges PV Silver Demand Set To Hit New High In 2024
Metals Focus

Last week, Metals Focus attended the China Silver and Photovoltaic Industry Chain Seminar in Wuxi. During this event, our research consultant, Elvis Chou, presented on the outlook for the silver market, including the photovoltaic (PV) sector.

As has been widely reported, the PV market has undergone substantial changes over the past decade, with the industry’s expansion significantly boosting demand for silver. Read More

09.14.24- ING Bank: This Gold Rally Is Just Getting Started
Mike Maharrey

ING Bank has revised its short and midterm gold price forecast higher, saying the gold rally is “just getting started.”

The Dutch financial group cites the prospect of a Federal Reserve rate-cutting cycle, geopolitical risks, and uncertainty going into the presidential election as potential catalysts to drive gold to new record highs. The report also noted several bullish trends supporting the gold price. Read More

09.13.24- Why Chinese Traders May Soon
Propel Gold to $3,000
Jesse Colombo

China's futures traders were the key force behind gold's explosive $400 surge this past spring. Though they've been hibernating since, they could soon stage a strong comeback.

In March and April of this year, the once-quiet gold market came alive, breaking through its three-year resistance zone of $2,000 to $2,100 and soaring by $400 in just a few weeks. Read More

09.12.24- How To Instantly Know the True State of the Economy
Peter Reagan

The bad economic news is piling up, and Federal Reserve is poised to lower interest rates – even though the inflation fight hasn’t ended. Among the dozens of reports, briefings and updates you’ll find just one number will tell you everything you need to know about the economy… 

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: Federal Reserve finally signals rate cuts, Russia is buying gold like it's 2015 and silver price’s growing disconnect from reality. Read More

09.11.24- How to Hedge Anti-Heroes?
Matthew Piepenberg

How does one hedge against open stupidity?

Left, right or center, our policy makers – from parliaments and executive branches to central banks and think tanks – have taken the world closer to war, immigration disasters, infrastructure failures, credit traps, wealth inequality, social unrest and currency destruction than any other time in recent memory. Read More

09.10.24- Russia selling oil for gold in September
Tim Zyla

Russia announces plans to use oil revenue windfall to purchase large amount of gold this month

The Russian Finance Ministry announced it will exponentially increase its gold purchases beginning Friday.

According to Russian news agency Interfax, the government will increase its gold purchases from 1.12 billion rubles per day to 8.2 billion rubles per day for the next month. Read More

09.09.24- What We're Told About "Sound Money" Is a LIE
Peter Reagan

Economists predict the Fed will soon drop interest rates because the rate of inflation has slowed. Why the slowdown? One analyst is ready to celebrate lower inflation and lower rates as “the return of sound money.” What does that even mean?

Step back with me, for a moment, to just four years ago. When you went to the grocery store, when you paid your power bill, was the cost the same then as it is now? Read More

09.07.24- Russia to Increase Its Gold Purchases by WHOPPING 732%. The West Will Have to Answer by Gold Hoarding
John Forrest Little

As a precious metals journalist, I frequently encounter skeptics I call "gold bashers." These critics dismiss gold as an "ancient relic" or "boomer rock," questioning its practicality in modern transactions. They often present weak arguments that require considerable effort to refute.

These skeptics seem to have fallen victim to the intentional gaslighting orchestrated by fiat currency proponents, who aim to suppress interest in alternatives to Federal Reserve notes. Read More

09.06.24- The Contrarian Opportunity In Gold Stocks Today
Frank Holmes

As I write this, gold is trading just under $2,500 an ounce after surging past the psychologically important level for the first time ever in mid-August. For seasoned gold mining investors, this should be a moment of validation. After all, the yellow metal has long been seen as the ultimate hedge against economic uncertainty.

And yet, despite the bull run, gold stocks—those companies that mine, process and sell the metal—are trading at historically low valuations relative to the market. Read More

09.05.24- Deep Dive: How Fast
Will Silver’s Price Rise?
Peter Reagan

No matter how hard they try, even the most skeptical analysts can’t help but talk up gold’s price. With the current gold bull run well under way, we turn our attention to silver. How is silver’s price so out of step? When silver does catch up, just how far and how fast will prices surge? Let’s look at history… Read More

09.04.24- Central Banks Fuel Gold Rally While Western Investors Sit Out
Mike Gleason

As trading wraps up for the month of August, the gold market is set to record its highest-ever monthly closing price.

Gold defied expectations, in some circles, of a summer slump. The question seems to be how high the monetary metal will go heading into the fall. Read More

09.03.24- $1 Million Gold Price & Exchange Controls
Egon Von Greyerz

It was always inevitable that the GOLD price would reach $ 1 million!

So, now we are there.

The price for a 400-ounce gold bar has now reached $ 1 million. Read More

09.02.24- Kamala Is Going To Drive Gold
To $10,000
James Hickman

Gold recently hit $2,500 marking an all time record high.

The reality is, there’s a very good case to be made that gold is still quite cheap compared to its trajectory. It’s possible that in a few years, $2,500 gold could look remarkably inexpensive.

Not to be overly dramatic, but Kamala Harris is a big reason why. Read More

08.31.24- 250 Million Ounces Silver Shortage
Eric Sprott

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08.30.24- Can Palladium see explosive price action?
FXStreet Insights Team

Algo buying activity in palladium is now likely to hit the tapes, Senior Commodity Strategist Daniel Ghali notes.

“Prices still need to break north of $1000/oz to catalyze the next large-scale buying program, but considering the massive net short position held by discretionary traders, we estimate substantial scope for subsequent buying in the current set-up. In fact, there are already signs that discretionary shorts are under pressure, in stark contrast to previous set-ups where this cohort held a large margin of safety in the form of paper profits to withstand an attempted squeeze.” Read More

08.29.24- What Is Liquidity, and Why Is Liquidity Important?
Peter Reagan

Liquidity is one of those words that gets thrown out a lot in the context of finance and investing. Turns out not everyone knows exactly what it means.

I believe it’s extremely important to understand liquidity and its role in investing. So I’m going to take you on a deep dive (if you’ll pardon the pun). I’ll define liquidity, explain why liquidity is important (with examples) and talk about how we measure liquidity. By the time you finish this article, you won’t have ANY questions about liquidity…Read More

08.28.24- With Record Prices, How Much Is a Gold Bar Worth?
Peter Reagan

Gold prices have set a series of all-time high price records over the last few months. Today we discuss a different sort of record – and the forces driving gold’s price even higher…

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: Living in a post $2,500-gold world, India's gold loan scheme to double by the end of the decade, and how gold has crept back into the monetary system under our noses. Read More

08.27.24- This is the key driver for higher gold prices in 2025: Citi
Sam Boughedda

According to Citi, the shift in gold ETF flows will be a critical driver for higher gold prices into 2025.

After a prolonged period of de-stocking, Citi analysts expect a significant turnaround in the physically backed gold ETF market, which has historically played a pivotal role in driving gold bull markets. Read More

08.26.24- China's strategic silver takeover: A calculated move to drain the west
Tim Zyla

China hoarding silver, price 10% higher than West. Secret weapon or economic warfare?

A Hidden War for Economic Dominance

While the world has been focused on the geopolitical tensions between China and the West, a more subtle battle has been unfolding in the global financial markets. China, through a series of calculated moves, has been quietly accumulating vast quantities of gold and silver. This move has signaled a potential shift in the global economic landscape and highlights the developing countries’ need for exorbitant amounts of resources. Read More

08.24.24- My $3,000 Gold Prediction Is Conservative!
David Hunter

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08.23.24- Why Gold Shines In Dark Times
Matthew Piepenberg

Get an exclusive seat to this condensed version of a two-part interview between VON GREYERZ partner, Matthew Piepenburg, and Gary Bohm of Metals & Miners.

Piepenburg squarely addresses some of the most pressing topics of our time, including:

– The upcoming US presidential election and its potential impact on the USD 

– Staggering global debt levels vs. limited options to resolve a generational crisis  Read More

08.22.24- What prompted Iranians’ rush to buy gold on Sunday?
Maryam Sinaiee

Even goldsmiths were taken aback as huge crowds gathered outside their shops on Sunday, eager to purchase anything from small pieces to expensive gold jewelry. The sudden 'gold rush' was not driven by changes in prices.

Photos and videos posted on social media showed big crowds outside jewelry shops in many areas of Tehran and other cities from the early business hours of Sunday. Read More

08.21.24- $1 Million Gold Bars
for the First Time Ever!
Mike Maharrey

For the first time ever, a 400-ounce bar of gold is worth $1 million.

No wonder so many central banks and investors are piling up the yellow metal.

We hit the $1 million gold bar milestone on Friday when the price of gold topped $2,500 for the first time.

The price of gold is up about 22 percent on the year and has set several new records along the way. Read More

08.20.24- Gold Soars, Experts Call 2024 “The Year of the Metals”
Peter Reagan

Gold price surges to new all-time highs over $2,500 – and analysts rush to raise their price targets. We weren’t supposed to get to $2,500 till 2025. So will the next stop be $3,000? Let’s see what the experts think…

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: Gold's record-breaking run to $2,500, the modern economist's take on the gold standard and why gold revaluation would be bad business for everyone who doesn't own gold. Read More

08.19.24- Gold’s Next Explosive Move
Doug Casey

International Man: Gold has recently reached a new all-time high.

What are the underlying factors pushing the gold price higher?

Doug Casey: Three emotions typically move the gold price: prudence, fear, and greed. At the moment, only prudence is dominant, and certainly not greed. Or even fear, even though there’s plenty to be afraid about. The public seems quite unaware that gold is pushing all-time nominal highs. The gold bull market will likely remain intact, at least until the public is clamoring to get in. We’re no where near that stage. Read More

08.17.24- Why Goldman Sachs LOVES Gold Right Now
Peter Reagan

Analysts from leading banks predict gold price surges. Amid inflation, a global economy teetering on the brink recession and multiple wars, just about everyone from Goldman Sachs to Bank of America see gold setting new records…

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: Saxo Bank says gold is facing biggest tailwind since the lockdowns, the normalization of the gold/silver ratio and Chinese citizens might finally get easy access to genuine gold. Read More

08.16.24- Samsung’s new silver solid-state batteries are poised to revolutionize EVs with an impressive 600-mile range, 9-min full charge, and 20-yr lifespan.
First Majestic

Samsung’s new silver solid-state batteries are poised to revolutionize EVs with an impressive 600-mile range, 9-min full charge, and 20-yr lifespan. Current EV‘s require about 5g of silver. This revolutionary technology requires ~1kg of silver. Read More

08.14.24- Silver & Gold Are Set to Skyrocket! Are We Heading for a Bank Collapse?
Keith Weiner

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08.13.24- Gold’s Moment of Truth: Central Banks About to Buy a Ton More Gold
Bryan Lutz

“I’d throw dollars out of helicopters if I had to, to stimulate the economy.” ~ Ben Bernanke, Federal Reserve Chairman, 2006 – 2014

Gold’s moment of truth already happened. 

Over 13 years ago, central banks proved gold’s value.

(These are the people who are supposed to be manufacturing trust in their fiat system more than gold as an “asset” class.) Read More

08.12.24- A Fresh Look at Platinum
David Morgan

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08.10.24- Why Precious Metals Are Set to Shine: Gold and Silver on the Rise
Brandon Green

Precious metals like gold and silver have always been the go-to investments when things get shaky. Right now, they’re not just sitting pretty; they’re gearing up for a big leap. Here’s why these metals are set to shine brighter than ever, backed by some solid data. Read More

08.09.24- What Just Happened?
Phillip Patrick

Last week’s worries about a U.S. downturn accelerated Monday, and the global financial system went through a once-in-a-decade bout of volatility. Here’s what happened, and what to expect next… 

Monday was a busy day at Birch Gold. 

The labor market and inflation have cooled enough that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is openly contemplating cutting interest rates in September.  Read More

08.08.24- Gold to All-Time Highs As Mideast War On Knife's Edge
Rafi Farber

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08.07.24- Gold Price Looking Explosive
For Two Big Reasons
Peter Reagan

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: Recessionary fears renew as sentiment shifts in favor of gold, is the world ill-prepared for a consumer-driven supply glut, and guess who's been fudging the news about their gold purchases? Read More

08.06.24- Morgan Stanley Predicts Gold Prices to Soar to $2,600 by Q4 2024
Jerusalem Post

Morgan Stanley forecasts gold to reach $2,600 by Q4 2024, driven by central bank buying, retail demand, and global turmoil.

Gold prices are on the brink of hitting new record highs, with Morgan Stanley forecasting a surge above $2,600 per ounce by the fourth quarter of 2024. This bullish outlook comes as gold has already risen 50% from its 2022 lows and 25% since mid-February, positioning the precious metal for a strong finish to the year. Read More

08.05.24- Stocks Get Slammed on Bad Economic News, Gold Remains Buoyant
Mike Gleason

As the national debt soars to yet another new milestone, gold prices are ascending toward a new record of their own.

The official debt held by the public has just ticked past the $35 trillion mark. Of course, with all the billions and trillions being spent by the government on various projects using money it doesn’t have — and the tens of trillions more in unfunded entitlement commitments — it can be difficult to keep track of just how much spending is taking place. Read More

08.03.24- Why I Invested in Monetary Metals
Ronnie Stoeferle

“They must be on to something” I thought as I walked down the hall of the hotel lobby. This was after seeing Keith Weiner and Saad Zein hold more meetings with potential clients than there are hours in a day.   

I know Keith and am familiar with his writings.  He has been a contributor to the In Gold We Trust Reports over the years, and he and my partner Mark Valek attended the Fekete seminars together. But it was at the Dubai Precious Metals conference last year when I finally got a glimpse of the Monetary Metals business in action Read More

08.02.24- Silver Lining: Shining Insights into Investment, Demand, and Market Potential
Brandon Green

Silver and Gold have been on a wild ride, and it’s not stopping anytime soon. Let’s dive into why these shiny metals are becoming a favorite for investors.

Silver and Gold as Inflation Hedges

Silver has long been valued by investors for its ability to protect against inflation, and gold has also played a similar role. In times of rising prices, both metals have proven to be among the best assets to hold. Read More

08.01.24- Gold and The Art of War
Ross Norman

Unusually, gold is not itself these days.  

I say “unusually” because the gold price could - in normal times - be relied upon to give a measured view on the state of the world - both economic and geopolitical cycles ; so, over and above its own supply/demand fundamentals, it is regarded as a scorecard of sorts. 

Given that the gold price reacts to a very wide selection of economic indicators has prompted the comment that it represents “the sum of all fears”. As a gauge, it shoulders quite a lot of responsibility. Sometimes a little dull, but often reliable. Read More

07.31.24- Going for gold: Is it time to invest in the precious metal as prices rise? You have options
Srivindhya Kolluru

There are many ways to invest in gold — bars, coins, exchange traded funds and even stocks in mining companies — but only if it aligns with your long-term strategy.

There’s a gold rush going on right now, and experts say there are several ways to invest in the precious metal. Read More

07.30.24- Morgan Stanley: BRICS Can’t Dethrone the Dollar, But THIS Can
Peter Reagan

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Morgan Stanley's views on gold and the U.S. dollar, gold's correlation to bitcoin and copper is misunderstood, and why is the Royal Mint downsizing despite record demand?

Morgan Stanley says gold will go to $2,600 soon (but not because the dollar is going anywhere) Read More

07.29.24- The New Abnormal: Social Unrest, Market Volatility & Currency Debasement
Matthew Piepenberg

In his latest conversation with the David Lin, VON GREYERZ partner, Matthew Piepenburg, addresses US political volatility (post-assassination attempt, pre-Biden drop out) and social unrest, with special attention on their near and longer-term implications for US and global markets. Read More

07.27.24- Gold: An asset that ‘cannot be hacked, erased or degraded’
Adam Orlando

Gold is one of the oldest assets in existence and one that “cannot be hacked, erased or degraded”. While its price keeps breaking records, few may know that its precious metal cousin silver has been mined more throughout history – by tenfold.

Some 154,000 tonnes of gold have been mined since records were kept, compared to 1.5 million tonnes of silver. Read More

07.26.24- Gold’s Potential Game Changer Approaching
Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA

Gold’s breakout failed and fell back into the previous consolidation zone at $2300 to $2400/oz. Silver reversed hard and is threatening support at $29.

Precious Metals must work through this technical damage before they can resume their new uptrends. Read More

07.25.24- Avoid The Coming Debacle With Your Personal Gold Bank
Egon von Greyerz

The failure of Western financial structures, including the currency system, is in its final stages.  

Sadly, no one takes any notice – YET!

Global debt has already tripled this century, with the dollar and most currencies having lost 98.5% of their purchasing power since 1971. Read More

07.24.24- Gold Price Changes Ahead! Experts Reveal Their Predictions
Peter Reagan

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Gold hits new all-time high of $2,460 in a highly volatile week, and the Bank of Japan pretends it can restore the yen. Read More

07.23.24- Suppressing Silver Prices Has Been Official U.S. Policy Since 1965
Chris Powell

Dear Friend of GATA and Gold:

In the July 18 edition of Gold Newsletter, editor and publisher Brien Lundin wrote about the failure of silver prices to keep up with gold prices.

“I’m not the kind of conspiracy buff that many of my friends in the industry are,” Lundin wrote, “but it’s hard to look at silver and not see some hidden hands at work (especially considering who holds so much of the metal in both physical and paper forms while acting as custodian for the biggest silver exchange-traded fund).” Read More

07.22.24- Why Gold & Silver Are Your Shield Against Financial Depression
Gary Wagner

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07.20.24- Morgan Stanley sees gold prices rising over $2,600 by Q4
Vahid Karaahmetovic

Gold is approaching its record highs, rising 50% from its 2022 lows and 25% since mid-February.

According to Morgan Stanley commodity strategists, this surge is driven primarily by the physical market, with central bank purchases doubling in 2022/23 compared to previous trends. Retail buying has also increased this year, especially in China, where bar and coin demand is very strong. Read More

07.19.24- Gold vs. Silver:
which is better right now?
James Hickman

Almost two decades ago, I walked into a coin shop in Florida to buy my very first piece of silver.

I was in my mid-20s at the time and just starting to teach myself about financial history, the national debt, and central banking. Read More

07.18.24- Gold Keeps Rising No Matter What Powell Says
Peter Reagan

In a week, gold gained 3% just short of matching its all-time high set in May. The official reason is the latest inflation reading, which showed the first signs of easing – but what’s really going on?

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving precious metals and the overall economy. Stories include: Gold hits $2,424 on speculations of a rate cut, shifting our understanding of the gold market, and Africa's turn to gold is sending us signals. Read More

07.17.24- "Gold Price at $3000 by 2025: Don't Rule It Out"
Alan Hibbard

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07.16.24- And Now, for Something Entirely Different: Why Did It Take The Secret Service So Long To Protect Trump?
Michael Snyder

The more we learn about the attempt to kill Donald Trump, the more questions we have.  Over the past couple of days, I have been digging very deeply into what just happened.  To be honest, what I have discovered is extremely alarming.  At this point, there is a growing consensus that either the Secret Service was grossly incompetent or some sort of very insidious plan was being carried out.  I am going to share facts that have been documented, and I will allow my readers to come to their own conclusions.

First of all, we have learned that a very large ladder was propped up against the AGR building.  I find it difficult to believe that the Secret Service could have missed someone climbing up this ladder on to a roof that had a direct line of sight to the platform… Read More

07.15.24- Is the USD Really Too Big to Fail?
Matthew Piepenburg

Between politics (driven by self rather than public servants), markets (driven by debt rather than profits) and currencies (diluted by over-creation rather than chaperoned by a real asset), it is fair to say we live in not interesting but surreal times.

But amidst the surreal, the dollar, as many believe, is our rock, our immortal albeit often unloved constant.

Whatever one thinks of the dollar, we can’t deny its centrifugal force, exorbitant privilege and entirely unequaled market power (from the current SWIFT and Eurodollar systems to the derivative and petrodollar markets). Read More

07.13.24- 5 Reasons for a New Gold Playbook
Ronni Stoeferie

The rise in the gold price this spring was undoubtedly spectacular. In just a few weeks, the gold price rose by almost 20% in USD terms, with a gain of 21.7% for the first half of the year alone. In EUR terms, gold increased 16.4% in the year’s first six months. 

The showdown in the gold price we predicted in the In Gold We Trust Report 2023 has passed. What is remarkable is that all of this is happening in an environment where, according to the previous playbook, the gold price should have fallen. Read More

07.12.24- Gold-Silver Ratio Could Indicate The Early Stages Of A Silver Breakout
Mike Maharrey

Two months ago, the gold-silver ratio broke an important support level, indicating the white metal could be in the early stages of closing its gap with gold.

The gold-silver ratio indicates how many ounces of silver it takes to buy one ounce of gold given the spot price of both metals. In other words, it tells you the price of gold in ounces of silver.

The current gold-silver ratio is hovering just about 76-1. That means it takes 76 ounces of silver to buy one ounce of gold. Read More

07.11.24- Why Commodities Like Silver, Oil And Gold Are Soaring Amid Inflation
Frank Holmes

If you were in charge of the Fourth of July spread last week, you probably noticed a hike in prices. According to the American Farm Bureau Federation, the cost of a typical Independence Day spread for 10 people jumped to $71.22 this year, up 5% from last year and a whopping 30% from five years ago.

That may not seem like much, but this inflation has a compounding effect on commodities. Research from Goldman Sachs shows that a 1 percentage point increase in U.S. inflation has historically led to a real return gain of 7 percentage points for commodities. Meanwhile, the same trigger caused stocks and bonds to decline by 3 and 4 percentage points, respectively. Read More

07.10.24- As Political Parties Fall,
Gold and Silver will Rise
Egon von Greyerz

With the collapse of the Western financial and political systems now happening before our eyes, wealth preservation takes on a totally different meaning. 

As political parties, currencies, stocks, bonds and other bubble assets fall, the indisputable winners will be gold and silver. Read More

07.09.24- Three Reasons To Buy Gold This Week
Peter Reagan

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Gold is making another run towards $2,400, emerging market central banks to continue buying gold for decades, and why younger generations are three times more likely to buy gold than older ones.

A good part of the past month involved us cautioning investors against panic selling, which headlines appeared to be encouraging. As soon as gold dipped below $2,300, and only by $5, the media was willing to go as far as to suggest investors profit-take their bullion. Read More

07.08.24- Silver & Gold Prices
Heading Much Higher
Todd "Bubba" Horwitz

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07.06.24- The Collapse of Banks: Impact on Gold and Silver Prices!!!
Brian Beamish

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07.05.24- Gold hits near 2-week high as soft US data lifts Fed rate-cut bets
Brijesh Patel

(Reuters) - Gold prices rose more than 1% to a near two-week high on Wednesday, driven by increased bets for a September interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve after recent U.S. data suggested that the labor market was softening.

Spot gold was up 1.2% at $2,357.06 per ounce by 02:08 a.m. ET (1808 GMT). U.S. gold futures settled 1.5% higher to $2369.40. Read More

07.04.24- Next Leg Higher in Gold is Major Inflection Point
Jordan Roy-Byrne

History will reflect on Gold’s breakout in March from a 13-year cup and handle pattern as extremely significant and the major turning point for a new secular bull market in precious metals.

However, Gold has yet to break out in real terms.

A breakout and strength in real terms is imperative for capital to flow beyond only Gold and large gold producers. Read More

07.03.24- “On the road again” –
The Gold/Gasoline Ratio 2024
Ronald-Peter Stöferle, CMT and Mark J. Valek, CAIA

Every year at the beginning of July, millions of Americans hit the road. The 4th of July celebrations commemorate the ratification of the US Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. Moreover, the “birthday” of the US marks the start of the US summer travel season. This season, we ask ourselves whether travelers in the USA are sweating because of the summer heat or because of gasoline prices. Read More

07.02.24- Gold Predicted To Soar - World Central Banks Expect This Shocking Price
Peter Regan

This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: BofA forecasts $3,000 gold as central banks keep buying, taking apart some narratives against gold, and mysteries surrounding Chinese gold abound.

BofA's Michael Widmer recently spoke to CNBC about where he sees gold going in the next 18 months, and it is an optimistic view. The bank's Head of Commodities Research said that the obvious driver of gold prices is going to be continued central bank buying. And, based on what we've seen, with new entrants likely joining the market. Read More

07.01.24- Why Gold & Silver Prices Could Skyrocket in an AI World
Tavi Costa & Alan Hibbard

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06.29.24- What in the World Happened in 1971?
Mike Maharrey

A colleague recently discovered a website called "WTF Happened in 1971?"

The entire main page is filled with charts and graphs. All of them show some kind of significant shift beginning in 1971.

There are over 75 of them!

Here are just a few examples: Read More

06.28.24- Martians Are Wrong About Gold
Brian Maher

A Martian gazing down from his red perch — Mr. Warren Buffett once razzed — would marvel that Earthlings dig gold from the ground… merely to re-entomb it in vaults.

That is, the business is senseless. It is pointless. It is juiceless.

At first blush, our space man is justly puzzled. Why indeed would humans shovel up metal merely to lock them away, idle? Read More

06.27.24- Most-active gold futures mark lowest settlement since early May
Myra P. Saefong

Wednesday was expiration day for June gold future 

Gold futures tallied back-to-back losses on Wednesday, sending the most-active contract to its lowest finish in more than seven weeks, as prices on the spot market dipped below a key technical level of $2,300 an ounce. 

Prices for the most-active August futures contract, however, only fell to as low as $2,304.70 during the session. Read More

06.26.24- Bank of America Eyeballs $3,000 Gold
Stefan Gleason

Bank of America is eyeballing $3,000 gold.

According to a report released by the big bank, gold prices could potentially hit $3,000 an ounce in the next 12 to 18 months as the Federal Reserve begins cutting interest rates and rising debt drives economic uncertainty.  Read More

06.25.24- Gold vs. “Bad Cocktails” of Staggering Credit, Equity and Currency Risk
Matthew Piepenberg

In this extensive interview with Adam Taggart of Thoughtful Money, VON GREYERZ partner, Matthew Piepenburg, addresses a wide range of market forces impacting investors in an almost surreal 2024 of rate tensions, credit vulnerabilities, currency (USD) shifts and geopolitical unknowns. The interview includes a “post-script” analysis of Piepenburg’s observations by two independent portfolio managers worthy of careful attention. Read More

06.24.24- Gold Stocks Reloading
Adam Hamilton

The gold miners’ stocks have been grinding lower for a month now, sapping traders’ enthusiasm.  But this is par for the gold-summer-doldrums course, what typically happens in June.  This sentiment-rebalancing drift is quite bullish for this high-potential sector, reloading it for another strong surge higher.  With their probable mid-summer bottoming nearing, traders have a mid-upleg opportunity to add undervalued gold stocks.

Reloading always reminds me of target shooting, which was a fun part of my life growing up.  Back then liberals hadn’t demonized guns yet, they were part of the cultural fabric.  At my high school, its parking lot was full of kids’ pickups with loaded firearms hanging in their back windows!  Most teenagers hunted with their fathers, and some participated in a local trap-shooting league along with my town’s police officers. Read More

06.22.24- Profit From the 21st-Century “Gold Rush”
Zack Scheidt

“What single word would you use to describe today’s AI investment plays?” The question was posed to me as I sat in on a panel discussion with Jim Rickards, Byron King, Dan Amoss and a few other influential minds in the investment community at the famous (or infamous) Watergate Hotel in Washington, the heart of the swamp.

As I’m sure you know, artificial intelligence (AI) has captured the attention of Wall Street and Main Street alike. Optimistic investors have driven shares of stocks tied to the AI trend sky-high. Read More

06.15-24- Gold Consolidating High
Adam Hamilton

Gold has generally drifted sideways for a couple months now, consolidating high.  That lack of progress has significantly eroded sentiment, bleeding off greed and stoking bearishness.  But this healthy process is exactly what gold needed to rebalance sentiment.  After soaring to extremely-overbought levels in April, greed grew excessive.  The high consolidation since is bleeding that off, readying gold for another surge higher.

From mid-February to mid-April, gold blasted a powerful 20.0% higher in a remarkable breakout surge.  Fully 19 new nominal record closes were achieved in that short span, which really excited traders!  The lion’s share of that upside wasn’t fueled by gold’s usual primary drivers, speculators buying gold futures and American stock investors buying gold-ETF shares. Read More

06.14.24- Silver Price Forecast: $47 - $50 Silver by Q3 2024
Christopher Aaron

A once-per-four-year signal says silver is about to rapidly surge higher within the coming months, and should achieve a price target of $47 - $50 per ounce by the end of the third quarter 2024. Get ready! 

While the Federal Reserve meets today and prices could be volatile following the interest rate decision, our pending surge signal is already in the books as of mid-May. Read More