Gold Editorials & Commentary

A correction in gold and related assets could materialize once the dollar finds support, particularly if geopolitical tensions subside. Until then, the market remains vulnerable to volatility, and traders should approach with caution. Timing the turn won't be easy,...

Here are today's videos and charts.

The Ring of Fire is one of the most promising opportunities for critical minerals development in the Canadian province of Ontario.

It is reasonable to suggest that interest rates might not have peaked. That statement applies to both short-term and long-term rates. Currently, the discount rate on short-term Treasury bills is 4.13%. Long-term Treasury bonds are yielding 4.97%.

The May CPI report is ratcheting up pressure on Jerome Powell and the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates. In other words, the perception that the inflation problem is solved is raising the specter of more inflation.

In a compelling interview with Investing News Network host Charlotte McLeod, Jp Cortez, Executive Director of the Sound Money Defense League, detailed a new legislative push to audit the United States’ gold reserves for the first time in decades. 

Jordan discusses the following topics with guest David Skarica of Profit from Pessimism: Mega Returns in Precious Metals, Money Will Move Out of Stocks & Crypto, Everything Bull vs. Gold & Silver, Coming Debt Crisis, Commodity Upside, Post-Bear Market...

After fifteen years of stagnation, platinum has woken up in a big way with an impressive 36% surge over the past two months. Even more exciting, this bull market may just be beginning.

The gold price is still near it's all-time high. But is all of this just been a temporary spike? Or are we just getting started in a bigger bull market?

One of the fun parts of last year's gold and silver rally was watching the banks raise their price targets, then seeing the prices blow past them, forcing the banks to raise their targets again.

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...

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.

Supporters of tax cuts argue that they eventually "pay for themselves" and lower deficits through economic growth and increased revenue, even without significant spending cuts. 

Four days after “Liberation Day,” President Donald Trump spoke with reporters. He was asked, “Is there a pain in the market…you’re unwilling to tolerate?” He replied irritably, “I think your question is so stupid.

With the U.S. weaponizing the dollar and trade, some people in Germany are calling on the Bundesbank to move at least some of its gold out of New York and bring it home to minimize the risk of U.S. meddling.

What is the world’s most important question? Got gold? The fiat and debt-themed American empire is burning, and a full rate cut (demanded by the nation’s president following a highly questionable jobs report) would only fuel the growing fire.

Trump is badgering Powell relentlessly about interest rates. Aside from being great theater (of the absurd), the odds are near zero that the Fed will cut in June and very small they’ll cut in July. CME Group, which we have noted tends to be more of a wind sock than...

New Gold hit a nine-year high, underscoring growing investor confidence driven by operational performance, sustainability leadership and consistent production across its Canadian assets. The company’s improved safety metrics, strong local hiring and emissions...

On the latest Money Metals podcast, host Mike Maharrey welcomed Michael Pento, founder of Pento Portfolio Strategies, for an in-depth look at the gold market and broader financial trends.

Various tools and machinery that individuals have produced were produced in order to better produce consumer goods. The quantity and the quality of various tools and machinery—capital goods—places a limit on the quantity and the quality of the production of consumer...

Government spending comes at a cost to our standard of living: it’s time to stop counting weapons systems as citizens’ economic welfare.

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.

Discussion with Rick Rule covering the following topics: Gold & Silver Hated, Tolerated or Loved, Generalist Investors, Outflows in Precious Metals, Rick’s Strategy in Gold & Silver, Metrics Rick Uses to Evaluate Stocks, Stocks Can Rise & Be Cheaper Than...

You're going to be hearing a lot more about Basel III and the implementation (or lack thereof) of the capital treatment rules that affect how gold is classified.

Bob is there any similarities between the crisis going on in the global economy comparable to 2008?

Platinum is soaring and palladium jumped higher, too. Both serve as important signals, especially the former.

The stock market is in a topping process, brazenly manipulated by white-collar carnies who cut their teeth at Sloan, Wharton and Stanford. These newly trained ass-bandits have been working Microsoft shares to hold the broad averages aloft while they offload...

Everyone likes to be flattered by being called “great,” especially Donald Trump. Equally as flattering is to have one’s entire country called “great” if not “the greatest,” “exceptional,” or “indispensable.” Or perhaps even “a shining city on a hill,” reminiscent of...

Weekly wrap-up in precious metals.

After writing about the faulty economic numbers put out by the federal government (or not put out on time as if they were hiding them or are figuring out how to continue forward while downsizing), we have another report that came out on Friday that shows the job...