Gold Editorials & Commentary

Happy Hawaiian & Nobody Special (Jack Gamble) join us today to discuss how is the energy Markets affecting the price of Gold and Silver and whether or not the price will continue to go down. We also talk about the Fed's latest moves, the housing market, and more...

Gold saw its high for last week made in Monday/Tuesday, here doing so with the tag of the 1815.20 figure. From there, a sharp decline was seen into late-week, with the metal dropping all the way down to a Friday low of 1726.00 - before bouncing off the same into...

Bye-bye 1854-1779 support. Whilst it lasted, 'twas a beautiful thing. But as they say in NASCAR upon a car's engine all going wrong: "It done blowed up!" (Or in this case down). Here's our depiction in the chart of Gold by the day so far this year:

Gold and Gold stocks have fallen to levels from which we should see excellent returns over the next 12 months and potentially spectacular over the long term. However, that does not mean a bottom and reversal are imminent. 

Alasdair Macleod joins us today to share his thoughts on a shutdown in the markets across the board. We also discussed a possible new world reserve currency and why the price of precious metals keeps falling.

Our proprietary cycle indicator is down. Long term – on SELL signal. Short term – on sell signals. Gold sector cycle is down.

Here are today's videos and charts.  The videos are viewable on mobile phones as well as computers. 

It’s official: there is a bear market in equities! As the chart below shows, last month, the S&P 500 Index plunged more than 20% from its historic peak of 4797 points in early January 2022. A decline of greater than 20% is considered to mark a bear market as...

The euphoric US dollar rocketing stratospheric to extreme multi-decade highs slammed gold this week!  That vertical surge ignited heavy gold-futures selling, hammering gold into a serious technical breakdown.  The resulting sentiment damage was severe, with traders...

Although the general stock market has risen, this trend may soon reverse. Since it often moves along with gold stocks, junior miners can face a fall too.

It is amazing how compressed the cycles are in the markets these days. But maybe it’s not so surprising when you consider the constant involvement of meddling, manipulating central banks and even governments. Add a dash of hysterical media and the human instinct for...

The dollar has rallied to its highest level in 19 years, although rather than it being due to some inherent strength, analyst Dave Kranzler points out how it’s instead a reflection of concerns in the credit markets.

Gold appears to be in the middle of a bloodbath phase. They tend to run for about 5-7 days, but irrational downside targets may be signaling the end of the bloodbath phase.

Joseph Brown from the YouTube Channel Heresy Financial gives his thoughts on why he believes there is still more economic pain ahead, plus other issues happening with the Fed and the economy.

The Fed gives no illusions: it will maintain its hawkish stance. Meanwhile, gold plunged decisively below $1,800, which has bearish implications.

Something has happened which has not occurred since 2009. The silver basis—our measure of abundance of the metal to the market—has gone way under the gold basis. This means silver is less abundant to the market than gold. Here is the picture.

Francis Hunt, from The Market Sniper, joins us today to talk about a global economic reset happening soon and what this means for you, the impact it has on our economy, and how to protect yourself.

Gold and silver stocks have fallen in such a way that investors will rather understand why it is not worth taking a bullish stance on them.

As Americans returned from the 4th of July holiday, they got a reminder on Tuesday that the #recession concerns in the US are still very much alive and well.

As Joe Biden’s presidency descends into free-fall with voters, the economy may be on the verge of collapsing in similar fashion.

Gold remains above $1,800 as U.S. consumer confidence dropped to a 16-month low in June as Americans grew more downbeat on the economy.

It was a June swoon for the metals and miners.  Can they fly in July? The daily gold chart.  A double bottom pattern is in play.  The initial target is about $1880, and a breakout over that price targets $2000!

Mining stocks moved higher on Friday, and you might be wondering if this was anything more than a daily breather – so let’s start today’s analysis with the GDXJ ETF.

In today's video, I'm gonna give gold investors and traders a pep talk. 

My job is to give you the best unbiased opinion of the markets to the best of my ability. That means my opinion is my opinion and not someone else’s. Opinions are a dime a dozen when it comes to the markets including mine. There are some good analysts and some not...

This week the Dow Jones closed with a BEV of -15.50%, not yet breaking below its BEV -20% line in this market decline.  Who knows, maybe it won’t.  Maybe it will now turn around and go on to new BEV Zeros below, taking the rest of the major market indexes up with it...

Gold saw its high for last week registered in Monday's session, here doing so with the tag of the 1842.80 figure. From there, a sharp decline was seen into late week, with the metal dropping all the way down to a Friday low of 1783.40 - before bouncing off the same...

Gold stocks have broken down technically, but they are extremely oversold. Let’s start with GDXJ, which is rebounding today after testing support at $32.

'Twas but a mere three weekly missives ago that we penned Gold (then 1875) as being poised to reclaim 1900 by the Fourth of July, en route more broadly to 2000. "Wrong!"

Gold sector is on long term SELL signal as the recent buy signal has failed. The correction since 2020 drags on.