Gold Editorials & Commentary

The de-dollarization movement led by the BRICS nations is seemingly accelerating by the day, with new non-dollar trade arrangements being launched on a regular basis, while the list of countries wanting to join the BRICS also continues to increase.

Earlier this month, Larry Kudlow insisted that it is "it's incumbent on the U.S. government, no matter who's in power, to maintain the reserve currency status of the dollar." Kudlow laments that a toppling of the dollar from that perch "seems to be the direction we'...

Gregory Mannarino joins the show, and we discuss whether the Federal Reserve can keep raising rates without breaking the economy and how this will affect gold and silver prices.

One of the most common perspectives that I have seen in the market through my investing career is the old adage that is often repeated by Larry Kudlow: “Earnings are the mother’s milk of stock prices.”

The price of gold moved higher yesterday, but did it manage to rally back above $2,000? No! Despite USDX’s weakness, it didn’t. And this means that the odds for a bigger rally from here declined while the odds for a bigger decline increased.

Gold has moved sideways for the past month (with an upwards bias), but the first week of May could bring some very big news from the fear trade side of the pond:

Gold edged higher after ending last week with a steep loss on stronger-than-expected U.S. inflation data that boosted bets on more monetary tightening. The precious metal traded above $2,000 an ounce Monday, when data showed U.S. near-term inflation expectations...

Fiat currencies that are undergoing inflation eventually reach the point where the smallest unit of account becomes practically worthless – more trouble to handle and account for than it's worth. That is the current state of the cent.

In this video, Peter St Onge discusses the rapid de-dollarization that is currently taking place. He argues that the dollar has already suffered a "stunning collapse," with its share of global reserves falling from 73% in 2001 to just 47% in 2021.

I wrote in number of occasions that the gold price was unlikely to hold the breakout above the $2,000 level. Last week provided the final confirmation. Gold price not only declined below $2,000 in a decisive manner. It not only closed the day below this level. It...

Gold is on the cusp of its biggest breakout in 50 years. Sure, the weak dollar has helped, but Gold is incredibly strong in real terms. Gold against foreign currencies recently hit new all-time highs. Gold against Bonds is at multi-year highs, and Gold against the...

From oil markets to treasury stacking, backdoor QE, investor fantasy and hedge fund prepping, it’s becoming more and more clear that the big boys are bracing for disaster as gold stretches its legs for a rapid run north.

Readers will be pleased to hear that Alissa Heinerscheid, the Anheuser-Busch marketing whiz responsible for featuring Dylan Mulvaney’s unwholesome mug on cans of Bud Light, appears to have lost her job.

Gary Wagner, the editor of TheGoldForecast.com, joins the show, and we discuss whether the Federal Reserve can keep raising rates without breaking the economy and how this will affect gold and silver prices.

This week, come and hear an inspiring story involving California Senator Dianne Feinstein and a certain, shall we say, malady. The Treasury is running out of cash, with the debt ceiling to be hit by June.

It’s been two decades of pain with interim bullish flashes in gold stocks, and the herds are painfully aware. They’ve learned their lesson and now they’ll miss a coming opportunity

Yes, per last week’s 700th missive, an All-Time High for Gold remains nigh, (i.e. above 2089).  Yet en route to said notion of nigh, we also penned our expectation for Gold to first recede into the 1900s, price indeed having traded this past week to as low as 1981...

Advance and be recognized; what’s the password for the stock market these past few weeks?  Tedium, what else could it be?  Since the end of March, the Dow Jones’ BEV value has traded between its BEV -9.58% (33,274) and -7.53% (34,029), or -2.05% BEV points.  That...

Our proprietary cycle indicator is UP. Trend is UP for gold. Our ratio is in the process of a cup. We are holding long and short term positions.

With the PMs outperforming on Apr. 20 despite the S&P 500’s struggles, the crowd continues to assume that what’s bad for other risk assets is good for gold, silver and mining stocks. However, reality paints a much different portrait, and the PMs’ medium-term...

As gold bulls defend the key $2,000 level, sound money proponents are scoring big wins in state legislatures. Arkansas governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders recently signed the Arkansas Legal Tender Act into law. It reaffirms gold and silver as legal tender, as well as...

The gold miners’ stocks continue powering higher on balance, growing their strong upleg.  Yet despite their great gains over this past half-year, gold stocks still remain undervalued relative to their metal.  Mean reverting sharply higher out of last year’s...

(Jackson, Mississippi) – With the stroke of Gov. Tate Reeves’s pen on Wednesday, Mississippi has become the 43rd state in the country to end sales taxes on the purchase of physical gold, silver, platinum, and palladium coins and bullion.

Some who are considering buying gold bullion or silver investment often look closely at the price and ask ‘is now a good time to buy gold’? This is understandable after all no buying decision should be one that you take lightly and often people want to feel like...

We've been aggressive profit bookers for the flagship SGS gold and silver stocks portfolio. We are loaded with cash, and ready to buy a deep correction, which hasn't happened yet.

Last week, the Treasury Department revealed that the federal deficit hit $1.1 trillion in the first half of the fiscal year ending in March, $432 billion larger than the same period a year earlier.

Gold has not been in a secular bull market for a while but now it is starting one. When Gold is in a secular bull, gold stocks can outperform Gold as the Gold price trends higher and outperforms cost increases. If you think Gold is going into a secular bull as I do...

Gold is money. Every other monetary instrument is just currency. The economically accepted definition of “money” has several requirements. However, the central and intrinsic property is that real money must be “a store of value”.

The days of paying for something with cold, hard cash may be numbered.  The pandemic has accelerated our transition towards a cashless economy, with consumers nowadays preferring the convenience of mobile banking or digital wallets.

Rumors are making rounds that Saudi Arabia is selling oil for yuan, which it converts into gold on the Shanghai International Gold Exchange (SGEI). Such a development would make sense as large parts of the world want to de-dollarize, but the renminbi is not suitable...