Gold Editorials & Commentary

In this interview with Robert Sinn we discuss the outlook for Gold, key drivers, current sentiment in junior miners and the conditions needed for junior miners to perform better.

Reversals. Plenty of reversals. With reversal-based seasoning. Gold, silver, miners, the dollar, and even stocks – all reversed profoundly last week.

Quite a few people are convinced that they know what the Fed will do next, and why. How do they know? Is it really that obvious?

Last week’s commentary predicted that rates on the Ten-Year Note, currently around 3.8%, will hit a minimum 5.5% before inflation lurches into reverse and the U.S. begins a hellish descent into a full-blown debt deflation. The following, insightful response came...

If the history of this chart holds true that means that despite whatever bullish fun we are having now, there is a signal in play (3 month T-bill yield grossly exceeds the 2 year Treasury yield) that would trigger a new bear market in stocks within about 1.5 years...

Global macro commentator Andrew Axelrod joins us today to discuss the shifting global economy and the rise of BRICS nations. Discover the implications of de-dollarization and the potential return to a hard money standard!

The purveyors of misinformation and conspiracy in the Gold market are at it again. This time they are predicting a new gold-backed currency from BRIC nations and others will be unveiled at the end of August and eventually dethrone the dollar as the global reserve...

Stocks are getting more and more dangerous uh every day. I've gone over this in some previous videos when the banking system started to collapse, the FED reverse course started printing billions in QE...

Quite the trifecta in our title:  Gold, the S&P and the Fed all well in play for the week ahead. And straightaway we start with Gold — which considering ’tis still within its Short trend — had nonetheless been firming well of late, price having proceeded from...

Gold and silver sold off on Thursday, but the yellow metal was still clinging to a small weekly advance through yesterday's close. As of this Friday recording, the gold market is up a slight 0.3% for the week to come in at $1,971 an ounce. Silver, meanwhile, is...

For the first time since April 2022, the Dow Jones closed in scoring position; a close of something less than a BEV of -5.0%. That is good, even if doesn’t change a thing about how bearish I remain on the market.

Current data supports overall higher gold prices. Our ratio is on a buy signal. Trend is DOWN for USD. Trend is UP for gold stocks.

By obstructing gold import and export the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) greatly amplifies the gold premium or discount on the Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE) relative to metal traded in London.

Gold-stock technicals are dramatically improving, turning increasingly bullish.  After slumping to major support zones in the summer doldrums, the gold miners’ stocks have surged sharply in the past couple weeks.  That strong advance has achieved a decisive breakout...

Here are today's videos and charts.

Ordinarily, I write one public article every week or so. However, after reading a number of other articles this week, and more importantly, reading the comments section, it has pushed me to consider writing an additional missive this week. And, within this article,...

With Gold approaching the door of a major breakout, I want to focus on the gold and silver stocks and stock selection. The miners and juniors have disappointed investors because Gold has performed well in recent years but has not increased enough relative to costs....

Mark Thornton joins Ryan McMaken and Tho Bishop on Radio Rothbard to take a closer look at the state of the US dollar and how price inflation and economic crises are likely to play out in the months and years ahead.

In this lengthy discussion with Ivor Cummins of Ivor Cummins Science, Matterhorn Asset Management, AG Partner, Matthew Piepenburg, speaks intentionally broadly of the macroeconomic, debt and currency risks to a new yet data-curious audience otherwise less familiar...

They are at it again. Articles catching on to the US dollar breakdown are appearing in the smaller media (e.g. blogs and websites that are ‘perma’ pro-gold, anti-USD, anti-stock market, pro-financial Armageddon, pro-emotional “analysis”), where the thickest bias and...

In this episode of Debased, host Jeff Deist, EJ Antonio, and David Waugh, discuss the proposed BRICS currency. Is it real or hype? They delve into the mechanics, economics, and geopolitics of creating a gold-backed currency among the BRICS nations, which could...

Chris Vermeulen, Chief Market Strategist at The Technical Traders, returns to the show, and we discuss the economy's current state and its impact on the banking industry. He predicts tough times ahead and potential banking crises.

It's amazing what a difference a week can make. As just last week gold and silver prices were near their lows of the current cycle, with sentiment in the sector once again about as grim as can be.

When others speak of gold as hedge or safe haven investment, they are usually referring to what is sometimes claimed as an inverse correlation between gold and stocks; i.e., gold tends to go up when stocks decline and vice versa.

The best performing precious metal last week was silver, up 7.91%. Softer economic data gave precious metals a boost with rate expectations waning and the dollar sinking. This has prompted hedge funds to flip to net short on the U.S. dollar futures.

Paper Gold and Silver price rallied this morning as the dollar stayed neutral. In todays show we dig into the price action, the Brics announcement in August and other precious metals stories.

In today's video we're going to take a long-term look at the dollar at its Heyday back here in the 80s, as the personal computer boom and the internet boom was getting underway. Then we had the a major bear market that ended with that crash in 87.

Some have called me a contrarian investor. Some have called me an Elliott Wave investor. And, some have called me outright crazy. Well, to be honest, I can understand each and every one of those statements. In fact, when you break it down, they are all saying the...

All the talk about BRIC nations proposed issuance of a gold-backed currency, and most of the analysis, misses a key point... The success of any fiat currency, or real money substitute (in other words, anything other than gold itself as the medium of exchange)...

Are fiat and debt planet Earth’s two main pillars of evil? They likely are. While billions of citizens grovel for food, medicine, and education, their greedy governments inject themselves, and the citizens, with fiat heroin and debt cocaine.