It was a very important day because both gold and silver have finally smashed through two critical levels, $4,000 and $50.

Gold and silver have entered acceleration mode. With gold surging past $4,300 per ounce and silver trading at $54, early sell-offs are being swiftly absorbed – a clear sign of deep underlying strength. But the real story reaches far beyond daily price movements.

The aging bull market smells like it’s in a topping process, although it could take a vicious head-fake or two to new highs to set the hook. Last week, I raised the possibility that shares had entered a vortex similar to the one that led to the 1929 Crash.

As the gold price continues to rise, there's talk about whether the central banks should now become sellers. Although as our fearless leader Vince explains in this morning's video, there's a reason why that's absolute nonsense.

Gold, silver, and the miners were absolutely crushed on Friday. Did they just make the long awaited peak? I think so.

What is there to say about the Dow Jones at the end of third week of October 2025?  It closed in scoring position, and we should expect additional new all-time highs – BEV Zeros in its Bear’s Eye View chart below, in the weeks and months to come.

This past Wednesday evening, Gold having surpassed the 4200 level, our doorbell rang.  ‘Twas unexpectedly a fine friend whose first four words excitedly were:  “I just bought Gold!!”

It's been an absolutely incredible week in the gold and silver markets, with U.S. retail demand skyrocketing as gold zoomed over $4,000 per ounce and silver broke out above its all-time $50 high. The momentum in these markets has been increasing -- and so have...

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In a seismic shift, Morgan Stanley CIO Michael Wilson recently came out with an investment strategy that includes a 20 percent allocation to gold.

Gold’s mighty cyclical bull just grew into its biggest ever!  Midweek gold’s massive bull over these past couple years eclipsed its famous popular speculative mania into January 1980.  This is truly a stunning achievement, both exciting and concerning.  Gold’s...

How high can gold go? The truth is that nobody can tell with 100% certainty. Truth be told, it’s near impossible to get out/in exactly at the market extreme, and the fact that we were able to do that at the 2020 bottom doesn’t mean that this will be the case each...

Gold is a reliable indicator of geopolitical tensions, and one would think that the peace agreement between Israel and Hamas would knock the gold price off its lofty perch. But it didn’t.

On and shortly after Liberation Day, economists warned that tariffs would raise prices, snarl supply chains, and cut into economic growth. Prices are higher, certainly, but haven’t skyrocketed.

In another sign that we are entering an era of even looser monetary policy, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell hinted that balance sheet reduction is about to come to an end.

Much has been whispered, postulated and debated over the decades regarding gold’s potential and place in a new global monetary system. Why? Gold has had a long monetary history, whereas fiat currencies, even the strong ones, have not survived the tendencies of...

We have gold right around $4,200 an ounce. Silver is at $53 an ounce. And for our end of the month recap, we have Vince Lanci from Echo Bay Partners.

Is it a good idea to have gold? Yes. Just ask the Italians. Italy has the third-largest gold reserves in the world. While other European countries that sold most of their gold are struggling to maintain reserves as the dollar wilts, Italy is sitting pretty.

I wrote a few weeks ago about how Trump’s manipulation of the Federal Reserve would have to go much further to achieve his goals. Lower interest rates can stimulate the economy because a lower cost of borrowing can increase investment and spending. Trump has also...

There have been a handful of sell-offs along this almost two-year-old gold and silver rally. But perhaps one of the most amazing features of the rally is how quickly the price has bounced back each time.