Gold Editorials & Commentary

First it was Stan Druckenmiller, now it’s George Soros. Following billionaire former hedge fund manager Druckenmiller’s announcement that gold was his family office fund’s largest currency allocation, we learned last week that his old boss, billionaire investor...

In a month from now, Britons will decide to leave or to remain within the European Union. Their decision will have a far-reaching impact for Europe as a whole. We have already written about the potential consequences of the UK’s exit from the EU (thereafter “Brexit...

It shouldn’t be hard to understand that nearly 90 months of ZIRP has regenerated the equity and real estate bubbles that first pushed the global economy off a cliff back in 2007. In fact, the Fed’s unprecedented foray with interest rate manipulation has caused these...

A recent insightful and timely article by internationally known analyst Graham Summers galvanized my attention. Graham’s focus was using Weekly Charts to demonstrate the accurate forecasts of Bear Markets in the US. His stock sell signal is based upon the Death...

So far gold has done exactly as I predicted. The minute the dollar bottomed, gold topped. I think this is a good time for Old Turkeys to place a hedge on their metals positions.

What will happen in our increasingly chaotic financial world? For sensible analysis, seek the most intelligent, least biased and experienced people…central bankers, most economists and all politicians are, of course, not eligible.

Having broken its long term bear phase with a bang gold continues to consolidate as we expected. Our best forecast scenario that we have been following for the last few months Involves a retest of support probably below $1200 before beginning a multi month rally.

Buy gold as it is an “extremely low-risk asset” is the advice of Professor Kenneth Rogoff to emerging market, creditor nation central banks including the People’s Bank of China (PBOC). Rogoff believes that there is a good case to be made that emerging market central...

The gold price in South African Rand (ZAR) is often a leading indicator for a USD gold price rally, as well as major trouble in the financial markets. A good example of this was around August/September 2001, just before the September 2001 crash (which turned out to...

The report covers, in detail, the technical status of US/Global stock markets, precious metals, commodities, currencies and even a few individual gold miners and a couple of new (non-gold related) NFTRH+ trade ideas.

There is (very) important support for the SPX between 2040 and 2043. It will have to be broken decisively in order for the index to resume its long-term downtrend. The last two challenges to it have been met successfully at 2040 and 2026. Will the third time, if...

Since January 20th the precious metal stocks have been in an upward impulse. I have classified this impulse as phase I of a new bull market. My essay “The three phases of a bull market” located on this site explains this in further detail.

During the years 2012 through 2015, the Gold Forces were essentially on wholesale retreat from much higher zones such as "The Northern Front" (1750-1800) and "on maneuvers..." (1579-1750), prior to falling through "The Floor" (1579-1466), et alia. But enter 2016 and...

The Dow Jones Index and the general stock market look weaker by the day. Today, for the first time since October 2008 a Dow Jones’ 52Wk High expired after its 52 weeks passed it by.

Monday started to look good as gold seemed to rally…but in the end, nothing. For the week gold was a bummer. The technical indicators are still pointing to more weakness ahead but as yet the collapse has not yet been confirmed. I like to wait for confirmation to...

Gold sector is on a new major buy signal. The cycle indicator is down, suggesting a multi week correction is starting. Silver is on a long-term buy signal. Short-term is now on sell signal, caution is advised.

In May of 2008, there was a very similar stock market 'rally' as compared to today's 'rally'. Investors believed that the 'turmoil' during the latter part of 2007 and the early part of 2008 was permanently over -- and that we were headed towards a strong economic...

At the proverbial 11th hour, the globalists have a shut-out going for themselves with people unable to mount any meaningful opposition. While the word “hour” is referenced, the time could be measured in months, even a few more years. Whatever the duration is, the...

The gold stocks started to correct this week as large caps were off 13% at Thursday’s low. Both juniors and large caps have made tremendous gains since the January 19 bottom and are ripe for some profit taking. The Fed minutes provided the catalyst for such and we...

We've seen some very positive and encouraging market action in the metals this year with silver up close to 19% year-to-date, and gold up 18% as we're talking here on Thursday morning. Although, the precious metals are pulling back sharply this week. Assess the...

Gold Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are among the American Public’s most popular methods to hold, trade or speculate in gold. They were first offered in the 1990’s. The largest, SPDR Gold Shares, began in 2004. The early ETFs encountered significant resistance because...

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The first reaction from the hard money camp would be to state we are insane or that we longer value hard money. Taking that line of thought would only set you on the wrong track; we are not against hard money or the Gold standard. However, most of those in the hard...

Yesterday the stock market and gold prices fell into their closing bells after the release of minutes of the Federal Reserve’s April meeting. The Federal Reserve did not raise interest rates at that meeting, but the minutes showed that some Federal Reserve Board...

One of the inspirations for our name, The Dollar Vigilante, was what used to be called the Bond Vigilantes. Last seen in full force in the inflationary early 1980s, bond vigilantes were anti-establishment figures who were said to have rebelled. They had decided to...

Gold Forward Offered Rate (GOFO) is the swap rate for a gold-to-US dollar exchange. In other words, it is a rate at which someone is ready to lend gold on a swap basis against greenbacks (the benchmark used to be quoted by a few banks involved in the rate-setting...

This past week, I read an article written by Mark O’Byrne which suggested that investors should fear the “bail-in.” Unfortunately, most do not really understand what happens during a “bail-in” scenario, so the fear regarding it seems to trump the benefits.

Somewhere back in the depths of time the world got the idea that easy money — that is, low interest rates and high levels of government spending — would produce sustainable growth with modest but positive inflation. And for a while it seemed to work.

This is a special preview of the KE Report Weekend Show. In this week's show, we feature a legend in the resource industry Rick Rule. This is a preview of the first of two segments where we get Rick's opinion of what is driving gold this year.

Bank bail-ins pose risks to retail investors and especially savers throughout the western world. The new bail-in rules have been made operational since the beginning of this year in the EU and in many other countries, yet the risks and ramifications of bail ins have...