Gold Editorials & Commentary

If Gold and Silver continue to hold $2290 and $29, then there is a good chance of fireworks in the second half of 2024.

Our guest today is Roger Rosmus, the CEO of Goliath Resources, who will talk about everything that's happening in the market, gold, silver, and the economy.

How do you safely and securely move billions of dollars worth of gold? Very quietly. De Nederlandsche Bank (the Dutch central bank) did just that, moving over 220 tons of gold coins and bars over 45 miles of public highway.

If you ask average investors what the best-performing asset class is year-to-date, the vast majority of them would get it wrong. The correct answer isn’t stocks, but rather precious metals (led by silver).

The dog days of summer have returned with a vengeance to Florida this year, especially in my home. The air conditioner’s condenser coil sprang a leak, which is hardly unusual considering that it’s eight years old.

Joining us today is Larry MacDonald, founder of the Bear Traps Report and author of the best-selling book "When Markets Speak." In this episode, Larry shares his insights on the potential dramatic changes in the prices of gold and silver by the end of 2024.

Bank of America has a new report out suggesting that gold could move towards the $3,000 per ounce price on Fed rate cuts.

Through recent missives we’ve been near-term negative on Gold, indeed looking for a move down to test the 2247-2171 structural support zone.  Such read remains in concert with price’s weekly MACD (moving average convergence divergence) still adversely positioned.

While many are expecting a summer slump following big gains from earlier in the year, precious metals prices are holding above major support levels. And after several weeks of consolidation, gold and silver markets may be on the verge of breaking out of their...

Our proprietary cycle indicator is UP. Current data favors overall lower gold prices. Condition to buy was not met this week, shall wait for a pullback next week.

The gold cycle bottomed in our June target window and the breakout towards $2800 is underway. Our analysis supports a seasonal peak by September, followed by a potentially sharp retracement into year-end.

It is different this time. It must be, because the major economies led by America cannot continue to spiral on their downward path. The reality is lost on hope. Hope that markets will continue higher, hope that interest rates will go down and hope that Trump won’t...

Gold has shown impressive strength weathering 2024’s summer doldrums.  Now through the worst of its weakest seasonals of the year, gold didn’t suffer any prolonged selling.  That was despite entering June very overbought, really boosting odds for a sizable selloff...

Wednesday's big blast higher in gold, silver, and the mining stocks looks like the best fourth of July fireworks an investor could ask for! Here are today's videos and charts.

Private Payrolls are the latest weak number (+150k) amid slow economic deceleration. We anticipated Goldilocks back in Q4, 2022 – Q1, 2023 but she has been more intense and longer lasting than I originally expected.

Joining us today is Brian Beamish, a seasoned expert with 30 years in the gold and silver industry and former commodities broker. Brian shares his perspective on the current boom in the precious metals market, touching on cycle analysis, the impact of economic...

Not only are we seeing a shift in the way gold is being used as a store of value, but we continue to see a change on how the gold is being stored.

History will reflect on Gold’s breakout in March from a 13-year cup and handle pattern as extremely significant and the major turning point for a new secular bull market in precious metals.

Global debt has soared to a record $307 trillion, rising by a staggering $100 trillion over the past decade, and now represents 340% of world GDP. This is why there is no easy escape from the upcoming recession.

After a rollicking spring rally, gold has settled into a trading range that seems typical for a summertime slowdown. One indicator is now pointing toward a big surprise soon, however.

Central banks continued to buy gold in May, but the pace slowed moderately with China at least temporarily out of the picture.

Even with gold setting new record highs earlier this year, and silver finally breaking the $30 level, we still have yet to see US retail participate in the rally in any significant way.

The rush to buy gold in Vietnam and Thailand hasn’t let up despite high prices and long lines. Last month, the Vietnamese government launched a scheme to drive gold prices lower.

The US financial and monetary empire is trapped in a corner. The default is probably not far away. This could be triggered by the next decent-sized crisis.

The gold bull era… what exactly is it?  While silly Westerners worship government fiat and debt-funded bully wars, billions of citizens in China and India focus on “going big” with saving…

​​​​​​​The World Gold Council has released their Mid-Year Gold Outlook report, providing a comprehensive overview of gold's stellar performance and future outlook. Gold has had a standout performance in 2024, appreciating by 12% year-to-date (y-t-d) and...

Gold erased some of Friday’s losses as the dollar weakened. The precious metal edged up to trade above $2,320 an ounce. Prices fell the most in two weeks after strong U.S. services activity highlighted the potential challenges in cutting interest rates. Higher rates...

Even Nigeria is now bringing its gold reserves home to keep it safe from the West. According to a report by The Star, Nigerian officials decided to repatriate the country’s gold in April “to mitigate risks associated with the weakening U.S. economy.”

For the second time in less than a year, the New Jersey legislature has voted to end the sales tax on purchases of gold and silver coins, bars, and rounds without a single dissenting vote.

The Federal Reserve recently reported the results of its annual economic stress tests for banks. The test supposedly indicates how banks can be expected “to perform under certain hypothetical economic conditions.”