Gold Editorials & Commentary

The gold miners’ stocks have been thrashed in recent months, crushed as heavy futures selling slammed gold.  That obliterated any residual sector bullishness, leaving gold stocks wildly-oversold and deeply-out-of-favor.  But having weathered a rough early summer,...

Our proprietary cycle indicator is now UP. GLD is on short term buy signal. GDX is on short term buy signal. XGD.to is on short term sell signal. GDXJ is on short term buy signal.

It’s been three and half tough months for gold and silver investors. Stock market and crypto investors have been suffering since November 2021 already, though. Now, after a bloodbath of almost 400 USD in the gold market, last week’s reversal looks promising. Gold –...

You may recall that your secretary/treasurer long has lamented "the rich countries insisting on being poor," the still-developing countries with large gold resources and even large gold production that nevertheless have declined to incorporate the metal into their...

Last year the Basel III regulations went into effect, with many expecting an impact on the gold and silver prices.

As expected, the Fed raised interest rates again—and Powell's dovish stance was a gift to gold miners. The USD fell, giving the GDXJ more room to rise.

Despite another hawkish FOMC meeting, gold rose again. Why? Because, as suggested by Powell, the pace of tightening is going to slow down.

In this video Gary discusses being very accurate in predicting the bottom of the bloodbath phase, only missing it by 5 days and 15 dollars.

Today, the Fed is set to announce another rate hike of 75 basis points, taking the funds rate to 2.25-2.5%. And while inflation running over 9% appears to indicate that the debate over whether inflation will prove “transitory” has seemingly been won by the “not”...

With the Fed’s latest policy meeting coming up this Wednesday, where they’re largely expected to raise interest rates by another 75 basis points, where does that leave gold and silver?

Many are asking about Gold’s rise, or better yet: When, how and why it will rise? Toward this end, cold data in the face of historical facts and current recessionary realities will make gold’s rise easier to grasp.

What will the Fed meet bring for the major markets? The Brent crude oil chart.  There’s an inverse H&S bottom in play and Brent may be leading the price of Texas crude because of the Ukraine war.

It’s official: the economy isn’t going into recession. That pronouncement comes straight from the same top Biden administration official who last year declared that inflation would be transitory.

We invited Rick Rule back on the show to give his thoughts on the latest news about the JP Morgan criminal trials and how this will affect the markets. We also discuss Silver and Gold price predictions, the Fed's next move, and more.

Goldbugs can be irrational when they sell 2 days before the FOMC meeting. They'll sell with gold testing this major support zone here at the 200-week moving average. They'll sell 50-plus days into a daily cycle. Irrational moves that nobody in their right mind...

The best performing precious metal for the week was palladium, up 10.31% as demand in China appears to be picking up with the reopening of its automobile sector.

Despite stocks' slight recent fall, their short-term outlook remains bullish. Unless gold truly plunges, junior miners have a chance to rise soon.

I have often written about the importance of the Gold to S&P 500 ratio. Gold (and gold stocks and Silver) has never been in a real, sustained bull market without outperforming the stock market.

This is what I'm reading on the charts below. The first graph (of 3), is a 15 min. bar chart of the S&P 500 from July 14 to July 22. In the first graph, I notate the waves according to obvious greater and lesser degrees.

Following a consolidation into early-week, Gold saw its low registered in Thursday's session, here doing so with the spike down to the 1678.40 figure. From there, a sharp reversal to the upside was seen to end the week, with the metal hitting a Friday peak of 1738....

First the "Bad" bit, (which you regular Gold followers just well-witnessed): price on Thursday (21 July) traded down to its year-to-date low of 1678, a level up to which Gold first traded on 04 August 2011, the StateSide Money Supply ("M2" basis) then less than one-...

Gold sector is on long term SELL signal as the recent buy signal has failed. The correction since 2020 drags on. Speculation at the lowest level in two years.

In response to the recent large increases in the prices of goods and services, the Fed has introduced a tighter interest rate stance. If the Fed were to follow the correct definition of inflation (an increase in the money supply), it would discover that a tight...

After several brutal weeks of selling in precious metals markets, bulls are seeking a catalyst for a potential turning point. They may have gotten one via currency markets.

Peter Boockvar explains why he believes the Fed Pause will be crucial for precious metals. Furthermore, we discuss the latest Gold and Silver price rally, the euro crisis, the Philly manufacturing index, and more.

The gold miners’ stocks have just been slaughtered in recent months, spiraling relentlessly lower.  This bloodbath of a summer has deteriorated into their worst in modern-gold-bull years!  The resulting bearish sentiment has proven overwhelming, leaving this sector...

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An economic hurricane is coming. Brace yourselves! This is at least what Jamie Dimon suggested last month. To be precise, he said: “Right now, it's kind of sunny. Things are doing fine. Everyone thinks the Fed can handle this. That hurricane is right out there down...

The gold futures contract gained 0.78% on Thursday, July 21, as it retraced its Wednesday’s decline on the European Central Bank’s interest hike release. Gold reached new medium-term low of $1,678.40, before bouncing back above the $1,700 price level. This morning...

The Federal Reserve has sabotaged the economy since 1913 with its socialistic interventions. Every single boom created via its artificial credit expansion has resulted in disaster, which includes the Great Depression, which was caused by nearly a decade of inflation...