Gold Editorials & Commentary

After last week's gold and silver selloff, Goldman Sachs has a new report out to their clients telling them how to respond.

If the U.S. dollar were to become worthless, what difference would it make if the gold price hits $100,000? The ten ounces of gold you bought for $30,000 ($3000 x 10) would be worth $1,000,000. Should you sell?

I know what you might thinking now – the tariff situation is stabilizing, so where’s USD’s rally? Let’s investigate.

Even while vacationing in California for a hockey tournament, Money Metals Midweek Memo host Mike Maharrey stayed loyal to his audience, delivering another insightful "Ask Mike Anything" episode. 

Where do we get our gold? Last year, mines globally produced an estimated 3,661 tonnes of gold. It was a new record, but only 3 tonnes higher than the previous record set in 2018.

After decades of gold and silver investors warning about what might happen 'one day,' that day has arrived, and we're seeing gold take on a new role. Which Vince Lanci explains, in addition to highlighting how gold has actually outperformed the stock markets on the...

Every once in a while in life, we're blessed to come across someone who is truly living their path and sharing their gift. And in terms of financial analysis, at the top of my list for a long time has been macro analyst Luke Gromen. Which made it a true honor to...

This week, Bob returns to the topic of how the United States could practically abolish the Federal Reserve and transition to a stable monetary system backed by gold. He clarifies common misconceptions about the consequences of ending the Fed, provides historical...

Are stablecoins just CBDC by another name? The answer is essentially: Yes. Below we discuss the recent passage of the Genuis Act, the USA’s first national cryptocurrency legislation and address why this matters, the risks it poses and the golden options left to us...

We’re going to be talking to Quinton about his trip up to the Yukon and at least four different companies that he visited. I just want to put things in context concerning where you went Quinton. A few measurements to set the context. From the North Pole to the South...

Stocks today soared (Dow up 500) because Trump landed some “massive” tariff deals. The reason they soared, however, appeared to be because the deals were not nearly as massive as Trump had said he was seeking. Still, the idea of flying high over damages done is...

All the pieces are falling into place for silver’s bull market to accelerate, with a breakout into the $40s now looking increasingly likely in the near term.

Over the last few years, several states have exempted gold and silver bullion from sales taxes, but during the 2025 legislative session, two went the opposite direction.

On Monday, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called for a full review of the Federal Reserve system. He said on CNBC’s Squawk Box, “I think what we need to do is examine the entire Federal Reserve institution and whether they have been successful.”

You know what’s happening on the precious metals market and in the USD Index right now? It’s difficult to believe when looking at the day-to-day price changes or when tracking the intraday moves, but generally… Nothing’s happening. At least nothing out of the...

Gold and silver look fabulous… and a big rally could be imminent.

Gold served its purpose as an inflation hedge as investors piled into the metal after reports surfaced that Trump may fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell to force interest rate cuts. Markets interpreted the move as inflationary—viewing aggressive rate cuts as destabilizing...

Gold was up nearly 26 percent through the first six months of 2025, ranking as the top-performing asset class. This booming performance continued the momentum built in 2024 when gold surged by 26.5 percent.

In the latest episode of the Money Metals Podcast, host Mike Maharrey sat down with veteran technical analyst Jordan Roy-Byrne, author of Gold & Silver: The Greatest Bull Market Has Begun and publisher of The Daily Gold newsletter. 

Tonight, I would like to paint the very big picture for the PM complex, so you can see how the Chartology has evolved to get us to this most bullish phase of the secular bull market. There is an old expression in Chartology that says, “BIG CHART PATTERNS LEAD TO BIG...

The COMEX and LBMA have a new competitor, as over the weekend, Russia just launched its own gold trading contract and exchange. Especially at a time where relations between Russia and the west seem more tenuous than ever, you'll want to hear what this means for the...

By any serious measure, and certainly by every economic metric, the claim that the United States has been “ripped off” or “mistreated” by its trading partners over the past several decades is incoherent.

The Western World is Already In Recession. Subtract budget deficits from national GDPs, and private sector GDPs are shrinking. While government spending is creating more debt, the tax base to pay interest costs is contracting.

In precious metals, we have seen some important breakouts this year, as well as last year. But my focus today is discussing what are the most important breakouts that are ahead of us that are still in the future that are going to set the stage for another leg higher...

You're going to be hearing a lot more about stablecoins in the years ahead. And with rumors swirling that the stablecoins are now eyeing gold and silver, there are a few things you'll want to be aware of.

With Gold’s weekly parabolic trend still Short — uncannily so given there’s not been a wit of substantive price decline throughout — we open with British band Ace from back in ’75: “How lonnng… has this been goin’ onnn…”, such pop hit reaching Billboard’s Hot 100 No...

This was a very slow week for anything I follow in the market.  So, I thought I’d review my Bear’s Eye View (BEV) charting technique for new readers of my articles.  First, why would a new charting technique be needed?

Our proprietary cycle indicator is down. Gold sector cycle is down. Trend is up for gold stocks, and USD and down for gold. A pullback is now in progress.

A new Commodity Super-Cycle is likely, finally. I have poked fun at the Commodity Super Cyclers over the years. Churning out analysis telling of a great economic reset toward real things, fundamental to the global economy, and away from unreal things, like paper “...

One of the top candidates to succeed Jerome Powell at the Federal Reserve said the central bank needs to coordinate more closely with the U.S. Treasury and advocated for a much more inflationary monetary policy.