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NEW YORK (February 9) Both gold and silver are no longer behaving like safe havens of any kind, and have instead moved into a high-... Read More »
NEW YORK (February 9) TD Securities’ Senior Commodity Strategist Daniel Ghali argues that fear of US Dollar debasement, rather than actual... Read More »
NEW YORK (February 9) After riding out the last waves of last week’s nausea-inducing drop, gold began to trade more like a grown-up... Read More »
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The upward phase of our larger four-year cycle in Gold was expected to remain intact into February of this year - or later - then to peak the market for a bigger percentage correction into later this year.
Gold sector cycle is DOWN. Trend is up for gold & gold stocks, down for USD. We have taken profits and will wait for a cycle bottom.
The past year has been wild and crazy for both gold and silver. After peaking at about $120 oz. scarcely one week ago, silver gave up almost 40% of that in one day, with an intraday low at $73. A strong reversal to the upside brought the price back...
Margin increases and excess leverage triggered last week’s selloff in metals, but the charts suggest an even more explosive rally could follow—similar to 1979–1980. A supply crunch or an outright default in COMEX deliverable silver in March or May...
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In this video I break down Clive Maund’s latest work on the downside correction targets for gold and silver and what the new update is telling us now that those levels are being tested. Using fresh charts of spot gold, spot silver and the US dollar, I walk through the...
The junior gold and silver miners look fantastic, and my long-term charts suggest the biggest action lies ahead. The hunt is on, for ten, twenty, and thirty baggers!
Peter Schiff breaks down why “Dow 50,000” is headline theater. In real terms, the Dow is only about 10 ounces of gold, down from more than 40 ounces in 1999—a roughly 75% bear market measured in real money.
You’ve probably noticed how noisy the market feels right now.Headlines pull you one way. Prices move another. Most investors are tempted to react instead of think. This is exactly the kind of environment where...
Gold by its daily trading range (intraday low to intraday high, or vice-versa) is establishing point swings “like ya never done seen” –[mmb, ’18]. Gold’s daily range through these first 25 trading days of 2026 has averaged 197 points per session, the current “expected...
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 pulling back under $5,000...
It happened. I prayed it wouldn’t, but then it did. Since entering scoring position in November 2023, the Dow Jones closed this week with its 79th BEV Zero, a new all-time high at 50,115.67. The Dow Jones is now trading at over 50,000, and I can feel my heart...
Gold just soared to some of its most-overbought levels on record, climaxing its largest cyclical bull ever. That was followed by one of gold’s worst down days in history, formally slaying that monster bull. That popular-speculative-mania topping means a serious...
In a candid discussion at the VRIC event in Vancouver last week, Matthew Piepenburg, Partner at VON GREYERZ, makes clear that the 2025 surge in precious metals is not speculation, but the consequence of a fiat monetary system under increasing strain. Decades of debt...
It started today with more bad job news, of the kind you cannot wring out of the federal government anymore.
After rising to an all-time high of 4,025 tons in 2025, ETF gold holdings continued to climb in January, growing by another 120.1 tons. In dollar terms, ETFs globally added $19 billion to their gold holdings. It was the strongest monthly gain on record.
During trading sessions on Friday and Monday, gold fell more than 13 percent and dropped several hundred dollars below $5,000 per ounce. Friday’s decline was the steepest single-day drop since 1983.
A cooperation agreement between the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) and Shanghai will facilitate gold trading as part of a push to elevate the role of China’s two financial centers in the global gold market.
We just lived through one of the biggest gold market corrections in history, although the price has already rallied back over $5,000 per ounce, and sell-off or not, JP Morgan just raised their target to $6,300.
“My fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you. Ask instead what your country has been doing to you and is likely to keep doing to you for as long as it can buy with fiat money the votes of a majority.”—Gary North, “History Revisionism - High Priests of...
Matthew Piepenburg, Partner at VON GREYERZ, explains why the current surge in gold ($5,000+) and silver ($100+) is a symptom of a much deeper, worldwide problem – the accelerating loss of trust in sovereign debt and the fiat currencies which artificially sustain the...
Gold mines have been mining at a higher grade than the reserve grade for much of the last decade. Purposely mining areas of the orebody with the highest-grade material is known as high grading.
The story being told by mainstream media is that because a new Fed boss will supposedly keep its decision making independent from that of the US government…Gold needed to fall $1200/oz and silver needed to fall $50!
Gold was the top-performing precious metal for the week, despite still being down around 1.5%. Global demand hit an all-time high in Q4, as investors sought safety amid geopolitical uncertainty and looked to diversify away from the dollar, according to the World Gold...
Labor markets are stabilizing and inflation has leveled off. Further easing would’ve risked recent progress toward price stability.
Global gold demand topped 5,000 tonnes for the first time ever in 2025. Factoring in the 65 percent price gain, the total value of gold demand increased 45 percent year-on-year to an unprecedented $555 billion.
