In the latest episode of the Money Metals Midweek Memo, host Mike Maharrey delves into the complexities of the current economic landscape including that of China as a member of BRICS, Federal Reserve policies, and stagflation. 

Price inflation is no coincidence. It is a policy. Governments, along with their so-called experts, attempt to persuade you that price inflation stems from anything other than the consistent, albeit slower, rise in aggregate prices year after year. Issuing more...

The central banks have been on a gold buying spree ever since Russia was sanctioned by the US in early 2022. And they just set a new first quarter record for the amount of gold purchased.

David Skarica, publisher of StockChartofTheDay discusses the breakout in Gold, stagflation vs. disinflation and the catalysts which will lead to an upside acceleration in Gold & Silver over the next few years.

Investors in stocks, bonds and commodities should be aware of the rate of inflation and how it is affecting the value of their investments. When a currency loses value as it does during bouts of inflation, cash, bonds and stocks are not where investors want to be....

Could the movement of gold from West to East set the stage for a gold-backed currency? Some analysts think that might be the case. And if that is the direction the world is heading, it would be disastrous for the U.S. dollar.

Both key precious metals moved decisively lower today, which is in perfect tune with their recent price patterns.

Gold and mining stocks are overbought on a myriad of charts and “the world’s most predictable pause and pullback” is underway.

The Thai government wants to mitigate risk in its pension fund so it's turning to gold and oil. 

Gold prices have taken a dip as hopes for a rate cut diminish following the reduction of broader conflict risks in the Middle East. As the attention is now turning to the upcoming Fed meeting, gold is now hovering above the USD 2,300 psychological mark looking for...

Since the October 2023 gold low of just over $1,600 gold is up but is anyone buying? Well no, certainly none of the normal players. Gold Depositories, Gold Funds and Gold ETFs have lost just under 1,400 tonnes of their gold holdings in the last 2 years since May...

Gold’s rise to all-time highs above $2,400 an ounce this year has captivated global markets. China, the world’s biggest producer and consumer of the precious metal, is front and center of the extraordinary ascent, according to Bloomberg.

With gold and silver prices stabilizing after a furious 2 month rally, the market's shifting its attention to the earnings out of the miners.

In this video we list 6 important points about gold stocks and their nominal and relative performance and we provide charts highlighting how gold stocks follow the inflation adjusted price of Gold and outperform Gold after Gold price breakouts.

The chart above shows RCA’s spectacular climb to the Mother of All Tops in 1929. The larger chart that frames it shows what Nvidia shares would have to do to replicate the peaks and troughs that set up RCA’s plunge into hell.

When we talk about monetary policy, people do not understand the importance of interest rates reflecting the reality of inflation and risk. Interest rates are the price of risk and manipulating them down leads to bubbles that end in financial crises, while imposing...

I want to start off with a quote from Bernard Baruch, one of the most famous investors in all of all time and he said he made a fortune by selling too soon, so I'm going to apply this to the metals market right now.

Metals and Miners are correcting a bit but miners are starting to outperform the metals. This is a bullish sign that there is not much more correction ahead in terms of price.

Per a tongue-in-cheek note this past week to our StateSide Investors’ Roundtable, we apologized for single-handedly having “crashed” the precious metals’ markets with last Saturday’s missive (“Gold Fit to Pull Back a Bit”) following which on Monday — directly out of...

On Thursday, the Commerce Department released its estimate of Gross Domestic Product for the first quarter. GDP growth came in at a disappointing 1.6% -- well short of the 2.3% consensus forecast.