Gold Editorials & Commentary

The word “inflation” is heard and read everywhere these days. However, since different people sometimes have very different understandings of inflation, here is a definition:

The current situation of gold and its behavior in 2013 share many bearish analogies. Is the yellow metal only halfway through its massive collapse?

It’s a long and volatile road for the gold miners. A daily chart snapshot of the current technical situation for the HUI Gold Bugs index shows a small Head & Shoulders pattern that formed in July-August as noted in this August 28th NFTRH premium update (now...

Gold soared the most since March at the start of the week, writes Bloomberg, helped by a continued decline in Treasury yields, as traders weighed concerns that central banks’ monetary tightening will lead to recession and the possibility that bond rates may have...

Jim Rogers returns to the show to discuss if Interest rates will rise again and what it would mean for the Gold & Silver markets. Furthermore, we discuss inflation numbers, the possibility of a central bank digital currency, the fed's next move, and more.

Gold garnered a +2.0% net gain for the week in scrabbling back over 1700 to settle yesterday (Friday) at 1702. Indeed intra-week from low-to-high, Gold gained as much as +4.3% for the first two days, only to halve that in posting net declines these past three days....

Last week I wondered if we were due for a bounce in the market. We were, but it lasted only to the close of Tuesday’s trading. From there it was all downhill for the rest of the week, the Dow Jones closing on Friday with a BEV of -20.93%, or 20.93% below its last...

Gold and silver markets are kicking off trading for the fourth quarter with a long-awaited rebound, although they are giving back a good chunk of those gains here today on a better-than-expected jobs report and fears of more rate hikes.

Gold sector is on long term SELL signal. Long term – on SELL signal. Short term – on buy signals. Gold sector cycle is now up. Expect overall higher prices.

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Though still battered, the gold stocks are starting to stage a comeback.  They just screamed higher out of fundamentally-absurd stock-panic levels in a violent V-bounce!  That big surge fueled by gold’s parallel one is already starting to shift sentiment away from...

Mark Yaxley joins us today to discuss silver premiums and some products out of stock as silver demand is up. We also talk about the energy crisis in Europe and how this will affect the price of precious metals, Gold not being an inflation hedge anymore, the...

As the Federal Reserve continues to raise interest rates aggressively, gold and silver have sold off sharply throughout most of that period. Yet with more interest rate hikes on the way, does that mean that we're set for more pressure on the precious metals?

Although the dip buyers haven’t conceded yet, gold, silver, and mining stocks have started to decline. Is the precious metals upswing over?

Gold is back above $1,700. Is this a false rebound or a sign that the worst is behind us? Gold has returned above $1,700! The chart below shows the recent rebound in gold prices. Does it mean that the worst is behind us and now the yellow metal can only go up?

The fourth quarter is starting with a bang for precious metals markets. Silver in particular posted a big breakout move – surging to a four-month high above $21/oz.

There are a lot of different ways to analyze markets; fundamental and technical analysis are two of the most popular. Certainly, assessing the likely future path for corporate earnings and studying price patterns and momentum are both worthwhile if not crucial to...

Peter Boockvar comes back to the show to talk about Europe's Energy Crisis Latest News. Furthermore, we discuss the UK financial crisis, Central banks worldwide, and investing in commodities and precious metals to hedge against inflation in 2023.

Investors believing that the Fed will follow the BoE’s example continue to support the short-term gold rally. Their optimism, however, may end soon.

Most people don't realize that the banking system issues have not really been fixed. You must understand the relationship you have with your bank as well as the strength of your bank's balance sheet. It behooves every investor to make sure that their money is in a...

The 2021-2025 war cycle, inflation, energy transition, and empire transition are a perfect “golden storm.” The intensity of these four gold price drivers is astounding. It’s the reason I urged Western gold bugs to consider the move under $1675 as potentially a false...

In 1977, the US Congress officially gave the Federal Reserve a multi-part mandate to maximize employment, maintain prices near an acceptable inflation target of around 2%, and moderate long-term interest rates. In general terms, Fed policies are supposed to...

Central banks globally added to their net gold holdings for the fifth consecutive month in August, according to the latest data released by the World Gold Council.

As we move into the final quarter of the year – a time when markets have been known to go bump in the night – finding an encouraging word on the gold and silver markets isn’t easy. As September ended, gold had broken below critical chart support levels after...

A survey was done by CreditCards.com in which 60% of the respondents said that they have been in credit card debt for at least a year. That’s up from 50% a year ago. Forty percent said they’ve been in credit card debt for over two years.

As we were ending 2021, I was outlining to those following my work that I expected a large pullback as we moved into 2022. In fact, I even noted that “we will likely see the largest pullback since we bottomed in March of 2020.”

From Main Street USA to the village corners and central banks of Europe, Japan and elsewhere, the Fed’s strong USD policy is backfiring—big time. Just ask the Brits…

Lawrence Lepard joins the show to give his opinion on how dire the situation will be going into 2023. Furthermore, we talk about the UK economy spiraling out of control, the energy crisis, and more.

Last week I noted the potential for a repeat of the 2018 bottom. With gold futures back above the September breakdown ($1680), the odds for a significant bottom are growing. 

The momentary role swap of the USDX and gold could raise some hopes for the bullish prospects of the yellow metal. Would they be justified?