It’s amazing how quickly things can change.  Last week, the Dow Jones closed at a new all-time high, or 0.0% = BEV Zero in its Bear’s Eye View chart below.  This week saw the Dow Jones decline at the end of each day’s trading, with a big decline on Friday’s close. ...

Ya gotta love October.  Silver finds fresh sky above 50 even as Gold takes a gut-punch from its new 4081 high, and the S&P at long last says “Goodbye!”  Recall our closing query from a week ago?

Gold surged above $4,000 per ounce this week on massive buying and momentum. The yellow metal is now up over 50% in 2025 -- thanks to currency debasement, geopolitical tensions, sustained central bank buying, Fed rate cuts, and now a new shift on Wall Street with...

On a recent episode of the Money Metals podcast, host Mike Maharrey interviewed Brien Lundin. Brien Lundin is the CEO of Jefferson Financial, publisher of Gold Newsletter, and organizer of the New Orleans Investment Conference. 

Money doesn’t grow on trees. Or does it? Well, not exactly, but scientists in Finland have discovered gold nanoparticles embedded in the needles of Norway spruce trees.

Gold stocks are soaring with their metal, stacking more record closes.  But rallying so far so fast has left this sector exceedingly-overbought, at serious risk of a big-and-fast selloff.  While periodic rebalancings are inevitable and healthy in powerful bull...

Here are today's videos and charts.

With gold reaching over $4,000, mainstream analysts are scrambling to raise their gold forecasts. On Tuesday, Goldman Sachs upped its 2026 gold target to $4,900, citing demand driven by continued central bank buying and a surge of Western investment.

In this video, I'm going to talk about where gold is right now and what the expectations could be moving forward.

Inflows of gold into ETFs set a record in the third quarter, driven by the largest September increase on record. This reflects Western investors finally getting off the sidelines and joining the gold bull market. 

As gold continues to rocket north with continuous all-time highs, some investors are still wondering, well… why? The answer has less to do with gold’s consistent physical and monetary properties, and more to do with historical human –and hence policy—weakness, which...

The dollar is now coughing and choking like an old man with one foot in his grave. Gold is rallying because it is measured in declining dollar values and because it is the safe haven of choice now that central banks are ditching the dollar. CBs are ditching the...

Gold’s up, yet miners pause after an initial move up and reverse on an intraday basis. Once again.

There has been a lot of hype surrounding artificial intelligence, and AI stocks have helped propel the stock market to record highs. Meanwhile, gold stocks have quietly outperformed AI chip stocks.

Is Wall Street starting to embrace gold? For years, mainstream investment gurus have steered clients away from gold. But with the yellow metal gaining more than 87 percent since January 2024, it’s getting hard to ignore the yellow metal.

The economy is sneaking toward a second run at recession, even as GDP appears to be lingering positive. The monster never really left. It just hid behind tariff front-running.

Previously, I have shown how the US dollar banking system is in the midst of a bank run. We have entered the critical part of this bank run. The US dollar banking system has become too debased, and nations are running to an asset like gold as a reserve asset instead...

Exactly. The GDXJ ETF, proxy for junior and mid-tier gold/silver miners looks like it’s done rallying, and its move above $100 will be invalidated shortly.

Is $4000 a top for gold? Interestingly, this question is mostly moot because calling fiat price tops for gold is an act that can cause significant harm to amateur investors.  

After holding reserves steady in July, central banks returned to gold buying in August. Based on initial data, central banks globally increased gold reserves by 10 tonnes in July, but the late report of a 10-tonne sale by Indonesia dropped net purchases to zero for...