Gold Editorials & Commentary

References to “The Sword of Damocles” can be found in an anecdote related by Roman orator Cicero who used it in his Tusculanae Disputationes, 5. 61,[1] thus passing the story into the European cultural mainstream after which it became an allegory steeped in irony...

Obviously the gold line is Gold, the anticipated geo-political spike 'n fade starkly giving it away. But you WestPalmBeachers down there may be stuck as to the other line, the colour of which is green (hint hint, wink wink, nudge nudge...)

Looking at the Dow Jones’ BEV chart below, this week the Dow Jones closed in between its last all-time high of last January, and its lows of early March.  Just looking at the chart, the Dow Jones could go either way; to new BEV Zeros or take a dive below its lows of...

Gold sector is on a new long term BUY signal, suggesting that the correction since 2020 has been completed.

The gold miners’ stocks have powered higher lately, enjoying mounting upleg gains. Their nice surge paralleled gold’s own, but they’ve increasingly outperformed in recent weeks. The resulting bullish gold-stock technicals are naturally fueling more-optimistic...

The rising USDX and more interest rate hikes prospect don’t seem to bother investors. Meanwhile, gold’s outlook for 2022 has worsened significantly.

It is time to buy metals aggressively! Third attempt to breakout will succeed, a week or two left at most here to accumulate.

Things are changing. That is obvious to anyone who has been watching the events that are taking place. The reason I am bringing this up is that events may start to move even faster than many are anticipating. This is particularly true for those who get their “news”...

We will look back at current events and realise that they marked the change from a dollar-based global economy underwritten by financial assets to commodity-backed currencies. We face a change from collateral being purely financial in nature to becoming commodity-...

What is the link between rubles, oil, and gold? What is meant by the word “link?” What impact will that “link” have, if any, on the global monetary system?

Gold may be set for a further pullback before a resumption of the bull market is ready. Traders should position for short-term weakness, yet investors should use the dip as a final buying opportunity before higher prices.

Michael Gentile joins us to discuss his latest views on Gold & Silver, the Fed's rate hikes, inflation and the investments he is making in this situation. Ivor Exploration (Uranium), Capitan Mining, Clean Air Metals and Stelmine:

We are getting pretty close to starting with some momentum to the upside. The gold cartel is trying to push gold back down below the support line around $1,920:

Gold investors are in a pretty good mood, and rightly so.  I’ll dare to suggest the mood is about to get even better and here’s why: Mining stocks are poised to deliver the kind of outperformance against the underlying metal that was last seen in the 1970s!

Gold is still running on the war-fumes, but its last moves bring to mind only bearish associations. Worse yet, a rising dollar appeared on the horizon.

There is a Narrative about Russia and how it will change the monetary system. Many analysts in the gold community are promoting this story. There’s just one problem with this Narrative. It is like how Michael Crighton described the Gell-Mann Amnesia Effect, stating...

The likelihood of disruptive changes in the global financial system is growing. Investors around the world are wondering what to do about it. The Biden administration is waging economic war on Russia in response to the invasion of Ukraine.

Last week, the rise in global influence of the World Economic Forum (WEF) was the main topic of discussion. This means that the concept of the “Great Reset,” which is intended to establish the New World Order (NWO) is on track according to their schedule openly...

I have now been writing for well over a decade on Seeking Alpha. And, during that time, I have tried to enlighten readers as to how I see the market machinations take shape, especially as compared to the common views held by most market participants. So, there's...

While the PMs and the general stock market assume that rising interest rates won’t cause any significant bouts of volatility, history suggests otherwise. With good data likely to elicit bad outcomes for both parties, the hotter the U.S. economy gets, the more cold...

I promise you that the gold cartel will fight tooth and nail to prevent the gold price from breaking out. This means that the gold price will be stuck in a sideways.

The Fed’s own data on the distribution of wealth in the US is a quarterly report card on the Fed’s official policy goal of the “Wealth Effect.” It has now released the data for Q4. The Fed uses monetary policies, such as QE and interest rate repression, to create...

The Dow Jones closed this week almost where it did last, down about $45, or 0.12 BEV points. Last week I thought the Dow Jones was thinking it over; what its next big move was going to be; to the up or downside, to new all-time highs, or a break below its 2020 flash...

We penned in our prior missive that: "...Gold in the technical vacuum is quite stretched to the upside..." Indeed no sooner was that written then did Gold's weekly parabolic Long trend finally come to its end. Below, per the rightmost red dot, such trend is now...

With Gold market in more of a holding pattern in recent days, I thought we would take a look at the cyclical/technical position of the U.S. stock market this weekend.

Our proprietary cycle indicator is UP. Gold sector is on a new long term BUY signal, suggesting that the correction since 2020 has been completed.

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

This is the first in a series of posts looking at the confiscation experience of the 1930s. Today’s topic is vital for many people. Confiscation is a big word that has come to mean; stealing your physical bars but done by the government so it is legal.

It seems everything claims to be gold. Oil is black gold. Melted cheese is liquid gold. There’s even red gold, a tomato company. It’s just not fair!

“Remember what we’re looking at. Gold is a currency. It is still, by all evidence, a premier currency. No fiat currency, including the dollar, can match it.” – Alan Greenspan, November 2014