Mike Maharrey
Mike Maharrey is a journalist and market analyst for MoneyMetals.com with over a decade of experience in precious metals. He holds a BS in accounting from the University of Kentucky and a BA in journalism from the University of South Florida.
Mike Maharrey Articles
Kalshi is getting into the gold business. Kind of. The catch is it doesn’t involve any actual gold. The prediction market exchange recently announced the launch of a gold perpetual futures contract, colloquially referred to as a “perp...
Will they? Or won’t they? That’s the question on everybody’s mind. Will the Federal Reserve finally pull the trigger and hike interest rates at next week's September meeting?
Gold and silver have taken a pretty good beating over the past couple of days, with rising interest-rate expectations and still more turmoil in the Persian Gulf weighing on the metals.
With many countries bringing their gold home, what will Spain do? Some are calling for the Spanish central bank to follow the lead of the Netherlands and France and repatriate its gold.
Gold flowed into ETFs from every region last month, pushing global holdings to a record high. ETFs globally added 121 net tonnes of gold to their holdings in August. That pushed total ETF gold reserves to 4,189 tonnes. Putting that into...
Last spring, Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged Indians to put off buying gold for a year. They apparently didn’t heed the advice.
This is the perfect story that contrasts the value of real money – gold and silver – with the paper stuff your government tries to pass off as money.
The Netherlands moved approximately 86 tonnes of gold valued at over €10 billion from North America to London, citing “increasing geopolitical unrest” and a desire to “strengthen crisis preparedness.”
Central banks continued to accumulate gold in July, adding a net 23 tonnes to the collective reserves.Year to date, central banks have accumulated an additional 130 tonnes of gold, about 30 tonnes less than through the same period last...
How long will the gold bull market last? Forever. That’s the view of Ned Davis Research Chief Alternative Strategist John LaForge.
