Gold Editorials & Commentary

The markets don’t move in a straight line – they correct every now and then and that’s normal. This appears to be taking place in gold and mining stocks right now. It’s not only a general tendency for the markets to correct in this way that should one doubt the...

Gold is overbought, but history suggests it can become even more overbought. Meanwhile, Silver made its highest monthly and weekly close in 11 years. Both metals have room to move before stiff resistance sets in.

Gold’s bull market has, through twists and turns, been ongoing since 2000 and through coming twists and turns, will keep going.

The Fed’s financial plans are running off the rails already. With summer just gone by and the Fed’s first rate cut barely out of the station, already the bond vigilantes are pushing bond interest rates back up, and voting Fed members are already talking about...

Unsustainable deficits and galloping debt levels, combined with a crumbling military, are the perfect recipe for the end of an Empire. And it is exactly the position that the US finds itself in.

In recent weeks, gold has experienced significant fluctuations, marked by an impressive rally and subsequent pullback. As the price of gold reached new heights, investors have been keenly observing the dynamics at play.

From my prior articles, the last good swing low for Gold came from our 72-day time cycle, which formed its bottom back in early-June. With that, this wave - as well as the mid-term 310-day cycle - is well into topping range, and with that is looking for a sharp...

Our title’s Roman “III” is indicative of having used “Gold in 60 Seconds” now for the third time across these esteemed Saturday missives’ 15 years (previously on both 16 April ’16 and 08 March ’14).  Again, this time ’tis so apropos.  For as herein previewed a week...

The Dow Jones closed this week at a new all-time high, a BEV 0.00% in its BEV chart below.  This is the forty-third new all-time high since it entered scoring position last November.  How long can this advance continue? 

Elliot Wave Analysis of key markets.

Our proprietary cycle indicator is now DOWN. GLD is on short term sell signal. GDX is on short term sell signal. XGD.to is on short term sell signal. Caution is now advised.

The warning signs for $10,000 gold are hiding in plain sight. Inflation is down, the job market is cooling but not imploding, helped by the jumbo rate cut and prospects of a return to easy money. While core inflation remains sticky, wage increases are double digit,...

The gold miners are on the verge of reporting another best quarter ever.  Q3’s earnings season ramping up soon will prove epic, fueled by dazzling record gold prices and slightly-lower mining costs.  That ought to double sector unit profits, extending gold stocks’...

Gold has an uncanny ability to make headlines, especially when it reaches a new high. It’s not just a shiny piece of metal; it’s an investment with a track record that dates back thousands of years.

With gold in correction mode (but it’s likely ending now!), our focus is winning miners to buy. Here are today's videos and charts.

We’re seeing some interesting reactions in the gold and silver markets this week in response to the latest government inflation numbers.

The bond yields are declining, so gold must be going up – that is what we are hearing and reading over and over again. On numerous occasions, I emphasized that gold is most likely to move in the opposite to real yields, not nominal ones, but the discussion keeps...

This year is shaping up to be one of the most legislatively successful in U.S. sound money history. Money Metals Exchange was instrumental in achieving six new sound money victories... as well as one key defensive win. The upshot is that sound money legislation,...

These are 5 important charts to keep an eye on. They include the Gold vs. 60/40 chart and inflation adjusted Gold price.

The latest ETF gold data was released, and it showed that the inflows into the ETFs continued for the 5th straight month, after almost 2 full years of consistent outflows.

The ever entertaining mainstream financial media, which wanted to convince the masses that the yield curve inversions that took place in 2022 signaled the end of economy and bull market *, have a new line they want investors to swallow today. This, I assume, after...

Since the sixth century BC reign of Croesus of Lydia, refined gold has served as a monetary store of value. Today, many central banks, including the European Central Bank, the Swiss National Bank, the German Bundesbank, the Bank of France, the Bank of Italy, the...

While Central Banks and BRICS nations have been buying gold at an increased pace over the past 2 years, there have also been signs of growing awareness in the west.

Last week, the USD Index stole the spotlight. It truly soared. But… Very few people are actually long. Yup. Even though the USDX moved high so profoundly, it wasn’t fresh buying that pushed the price higher. It was a short covering, and it has major implications...

Could the petroyuan usurp the petrodollar and become the dominant currency for global oil trade? If so, such a move would accelerate global de-dollarization and would be disastrous for the United States.

Fake employment reports, endless wars, a soup kitchen called the Fed, free speech in a garbage can, and a soaring US stock market that supposedly proves that all this madness is sanity…

Through the years, I have attempted to explain to those reading my missives that believing that any entity has control over the market is absolutely absurd. And, no matter how many empirical examples I have provided through the years, the common failure to recognize...

The best performing precious metal for the week was silver, up 2.06%. Silver just wrapped up a fourth quarterly gain, the longest run for the precious metal since 2011.

Global liquidity is expanding. In the past three months, the global money supply has soared by $4.7 trillion. This rapid increase started when the Federal Reserve panicked the first time and delayed the normalization of the balance sheet in June.

The mainstream financial media is hailing Friday's surprise "blowout" jobs report. According to the Labor Department, employers added 254,000 jobs in September, much more than had been forecasted.