Well, it's been an incredibly volatile week in the gold and silver markets, with silver crashing all the way from its spike high of $120 late last week to below $70 last night. Gold has been a little different, peaking around $5,600 before...
Well, it's been a truly wild week for gold and silver, with the white metal taking a round trip from $100 to $120 and then all the way back down to $100 again and then even lower as I’m talking here now – down to under $90. Gold busted...
For those who thought 2025 was crazy for gold and silver, 2026 is saying, “Hold my beer.” So far this year, we’ve seen silver reach for the skies and top $100 for the first time, a number that seemed like a fantasy...or fanatical... just a...
Gold is up over a 110 percent since the beginning of 2024. Some analysts say that the yellow metal is in a bubble destined to pop. However, there is another possibility. What if the meteoric rise in the price of gold is signaling a...
The Federal Reserve announced another rate cut and another round of Quantitative Easing on Wednesday. The mainstream called this quarter-point reduction in interest rates “a hawkish cut.” We have to wonder if that’s akin to jumbo shrimp?...
Precious metals have been outperforming every other market sector recently. Even during the near-panicked selling bouts in stocks this month, gold has refused to fall significantly further during this “correction” and has even posted some...
Last month, Morgan Stanley CIO Michael Wilson suggested a seismic shift in investment strategy when he recommended a 20 percent allocation to gold. It appears investors are starting to take this advice to heart.
Well, it’s been a wild ride this week in the metals markets. Gold has been all over the place in a highly volatile week but is currently up about $100 since last Friday’s close to check in at $4,115 an ounce, good for a 2.5% weekly advance.
Buy the dips in gold! That’s the recommendation of UBS analysts after the recent correction in the gold price.
Well, with the big selloff in gold and silver following a monster rally since Labor Day, a Saxo Bank analyst says the metals are no longer technically overbought, but they are still under-owned.