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LONDON (November 19) Gold (XAU/USD) edges higher on Wednesday as a risk-off tone across global markets revives safe-haven demand. At the... Read More »
LONDON (November 19) Gold pushed higher on Wednesday after buyers stepped in at the new minor bottom at $4082.58, a level that stopped just... Read More »
LONDON (November 18) Gold isn’t trading like a commodity anymore. It’s trading like a confession — the closest thing markets have to a... Read More »
 

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Even though the markets didn’t move much today, there are a few things that I would like to comment on. One of them is the support in the USD Index that held up nicely.
In this Money Metals podcast episode, host Mike Maharrey talks with money manager Michael Pento of Pento Portfolio Strategies about what he sees as a dangerously distorted financial system. Pento jokes that he feels “better than terrific,” but admits he is “faking it”...
As the Debt Black Hole continues to impact the economy, corporate bankruptcies are on pace to hit the highest level in 15 years. According to the latest data by S&P Global, 655 U.S. corporations had filed for bankruptcy through October. That compares to 687 for the...

Gold, silver, and miners continue to struggle as late FOMO buyers panic out, triggering a sharp wave of selling. This pullback in metals should...

One of the biggest barriers to getting leftists to understand economics is their pathological misunderstanding of how wealth works. The average socialist/communist thinks that billionaires are surrounded by piles of filthy lucre that sit there in a lair, inert. Like...
A giant Debt Black Hole dominates the U.S. economy, and Americans are feeling the stress. In the third quarter, LegalShield’s Consumer Stress Legal Index (CSLI) hit the highest level since March 2020, the onset of pandemic-era government lockdowns of the economy.
Bank analysts and excited gold bugs alike are near-unanimous in forecasting that higher prices are coming when the current consolidation ends. 
The Precious Metals sector has followed the script set out for it in the article posted on the site at the end of last month entitled PM SECTOR CORRECTION ROADMAP with SLV dropping back to $42.5 early this month as predicted before the expected B-wave countertrend...
The best-performing precious metal for the past week was silver, up 4.85%. Silver’s recent surge is unusual because, historically, it struggles to outperform when gold is flat, typically softening until bullion regains momentum
It is widely held that what causes recessions is a decline in the demand for goods and services. If the private sector fails to strengthen its demand, then the government should step in by raising its demand for goods and services. However, any individual’s ability to...
Ronald Reagan would have abhorred Trump’s tariffs. He believed presidents should rein in the Leviathan, not direct markets.
The Italian government needs money and wants to tap private gold holdings to get it. Many Italians own undocumented gold. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s government has come up with a scheme to entice people to declare their gold holdings, have them appraised,...
It sure has been an eventful year in the gold and silver markets, and in this morning show, Vince Lanci checks in with one of the precious metals markets' favorite technical analysts, Michael Oliver, who says that gold and silver dominance is here.
It comes down to a question of when (not if, in my opinion) the broad markets will swing toward a coming inflation trade in a wider segment of the commodity world. Currently, per the work done in this week’s edition of Notes From the Rabbit Hole, NFTRH 889, and many...
Back in late June when the Senate signed off on President Trump’s legislation to alter federal spending priorities while keeping deficits stuck in the multi-trillion dollar (teradollar) range—The One Bloated Brobdingnian Bill (BBB)—the heroic Rand Paul was the only...
We've heard quite a bit over the past few months how the central banks aren't reporting all of the gold they've been purchasing.
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.
This week, the Dow Jones saw some drama, and new all-time highs on Tuesday and Wednesday.  With the Dow Jones in its BEV chart below, closing the week with a BEV of -2.24%, proves nothing got too wild on Wall Street this week.
Recall from last week’s piece our notion of the prices for both Gold and Silver “basing” rather then succumbing to indications of further downside?
Gold miners’ Q3 earnings season just wrapped up, and the majors’ results proved spectacular.  And they really needed to be, to fundamentally justify gold stocks’ monster bull run this year.  Gold miners are earning money hand-over-fist in this lofty gold-price...
The great majority of the public believe that larger banks are in a much better financial position since the Great Financial Crisis of 2008.  And, the confidence in these banks seems quite ubiquitous.  However, the Fed has recently published a study which suggests just...
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In 1933 President Franklin Roosevelt signed Executive Order 6102 which outlawed U.S. citizens from hoarding gold.

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