Gold Editorials & Commentary

The bleeding US stock markets are mired in a mounting bear fueled by extreme Fed tightening, already losing over a quarter of their value this year!  Traders are wondering how long this rampaging bear will keep mauling stocks, and how severe the damage will be. ...

As central banks all over the world are tightening their monetary policies, more and more analysts, including Paul Krugman, are afraid that Powell and his colleagues are hiking interest rates too aggressively, risking going too far. They believe that inflation will...

Relief provided by an easing October CPI ‘inflation’ report the trigger. It was bound to happen sooner or later. October finally showed an easing comp in what most people think of as inflation (CPI)* and markets that were ripe to rally for other reasons used the ‘...

The latest CPI report was released this morning, which showed lower inflation than was expected by Wall Street. Which sent the stock, bond, and precious metals markets higher, as traders priced in a higher probability that the Federal Reserve will only raise...

Mario Innecco, from the maneco64 YouTube channel, comes back to the show to discuss a possible run on the Gold Market as central banks worldwide approach insolvency. Furthermore, we discuss the ongoing housing market collapse, inflation, and more.

Last week the World Gold Council announced that the central banks set a quarterly record for gold buying at 399 tons during the 3rd quarter. Yet the report also mentioned that a substantial amount of gold was also bought by central banks that did not publicly report...

Gold’s price direction is explained below. From polo to hockey—it’s a known fact that the best players think three moves ahead. Sadly, the same can’t be said of our financial elites…

Gold usually gets excited around elections – any elections. But historically, gold’s mild upswings around the US midterms have ultimately proven to be no biggie. It’s like someone getting a bit tipsy at a party and being very lively with their friends – but as soon...

Every week that I publish an article on the stock market, I attempt to show you some very glaring issues as to how the market presented to you by analysts and news reporters alike. Most of them will look at the market action, review the news, and then attribute a...

Americans are facing 40-year high inflation and there’s been no shortage of discussion on the topic. It’s the number one issue on the mind of Americans heading into midterms, and every day on TV and in newspapers pundits are debating how long it will last and...

Brent Cook, an economic geologist with 40 years of experience, joins us today to discuss which commodities have the most significant supply deficit in the upcoming years. Furthermore, we talk about what mining companies he is paying attention to.

Today is mid-terms election day in America, a nation that is suffering from a major infection of… fiat germs. Before they decide whether a blue or red fiat-obsessed government will represent them best, savvy citizens like to cast their first vote… for gold!

Over the last few months, we have written several articles outlining our views of banks in general. We explained the relationship that you, as a depositor, have with your bank is in line with a debtor/creditor relationship. This places you in a precarious position...

Gold, silver and mining stocks’ prices soared on Friday. Let’s see if the dollar may have had something to do with this movement. Very little happened in the precious metals market yesterday, and what I wrote and said yesterday remains up-to-date.

It’s been a rough year for advocates of Modern Monetary Theory (MMT). After nearly two years with all the budget deficits and money printing MMTers could have wanted, the doctrine’s popularity seems to have faded now that we’re well passed the honeymoon phase. 2022...

The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) took a dive last Friday following a middling jobs report. Could the move be the start of a bigger breakdown?

Axel Merk, Founder & CIO of Merk Investments Manager, joins the show to discuss the Fed's fourth consecutive rate hike of its size to 75 basis points and what this could mean for the Gold and Silver markets. Furthermore, we talk about what the Fed will do next,...

The best performing precious metal for the week was silver, up 9.34% largely on speculation that China will reopen soon. According to BMO, Agnico Eagle reported financial results that are in line with, or better than, consensus expectations. For example, adjusted...

In years to come many investors will look back upon the past weeks and months as another great opportunity missed, to be added to the list that most of us keep or have in our heads of other great opportunities missed, but you, dear reader, do not have to be among...

The gold price didn't do much of anything until around 9:30 a.m. China Standard Time in GLOBEX trading on their Friday morning. At that point it began to head higher at a decent clip, although that rate of ascent moderated considerably starting around 1 p.m. CST --...

Precious metals investors remain cautious following the Federal Reserve’s latest jumbo rate hike. On Wednesday, the Fed announced another three-quarter point bump up on interest rates. It’s the sixth straight hike by central bankers and brings the Fed funds rate up...

How refreshing 'tis to see Gold gain some attention! In settling out the week yesterday (Friday) at 1686, 'twas Gold's fourth-largest contract volume day in nearly four months -- and moreover for the week -- the largest contract volume since that ending eight months...

As October was an up month, pushing the Dow Jones BEV plot up ten, big BEV points (chart below), I really can’t complain the first week of November saw a bit of a correction in it, with the Dow Jones closing the week down from last Friday. But it wasn’t much of a...

You wouldn't know it from the paper price, but Q3 of 2022 saw the largest net gold buying by central banks since 1967, one year before the London Gold Pool blew up. Don't worry though.

Very rarely do they ring a bell for you at a major bottom...but it might be that we are ringing a bell right now.

Our proprietary cycle indicator is UP. Gold sector is on long term SELL signal. Long term – on SELL signal. Short term – on mixed signals. Gold sector cycle is up.

Below we examine credit markets losing all credibility as rising rate shark fins circle in for the kill.

Party on if you will, but the gold mining fundamental case is not complete. Back on October 14th we reviewed why a post-bubble contraction would be the proper time to buy gold mining stocks for fundamental reasons (even as they might possibly be dropping despite...

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

I activated the high-degree recession alert! I’ve been writing about the downturn for some time, but in October, another important indicator flashed a red light. As you can see on the chart below, the key yield curve has inverted.