Gold Editorials & Commentary

The latest figures for net gold exports from Hong Kong into China confirm the latter nation’s strong demand in the run up to the Chinese New Year holiday. The figure for January was 76 tonnes, up from 71 tonnes in December, but it should be realised that this Hong...

While Russia may not have added to its gold reserves in January this does not mean its gold buying spree is over – at least not yet.

Strange things have been happening in NYSE market breadth, [also known as the Advance – Decline Line (A-D Line or A-D Ratio)] since April 1998. During the six year period from April 1998 through January 2003 (green circle below) the NYSE A-D Ratio behaved in...

Long term – on major sell signal since Mar 2012 when $HUI was at 550. Short term – on sell signals. Gold sector cycle – down as of 2/07, ending the up cycle since November.

Gold’s CoT data predictably improved again this week, but here I think some discussion is needed just in case it starts to get hyped too much. Below is the CoT on an improving trend of Commercial short covering and large Speculator long reduction. Okay, that’s good...

From a perspective of logic, the world makes less and less sense as the elites relentlessly, and successfully pursue their one world government. There has been an increased awareness of the Rothschilds, elites, bankers, those who control all money, all Western...

Technically speaking, today we have a confirmed low in gold price. It happened on the 35th trading day of this Common Cycle. Though 35-days is well beyond our average of 20-30 days, it still meets the rules. Over the past decade, I’ve noticed Common Cycles lasting...

The miners will typically lead Gold at major turning points. We say typically because the trend in the relationship is hardly exact or precise.

After peaking at just over $1,300, back on January 22, 2015 gold has been on a bit of a slide. The prime reason appears to be the fear that the Fed is about to hike interest rates. Is the fear rational? Probably not. Memories are no doubt short. They probably forgot...

Mexico’s massive precious-metals belts are some of the world’s finest. As global #1 in silver production they are obviously quite well known for the shiny-white metal. But these belts have also been flexing their gold muscles recently, placing Mexico among the...

The Euro Working Group discussed Greece’s imminent funding problems yesterday amid mounting concern about how the country will meet its massive obligations.

A three ring circus is performing – to entertain and impoverish the western world. Ring # 1: The Euro tragedy is “extending and pretending” into a Greek drama. Ring # 2: Iraq 3.0 is in beta test mode based on weapons of mass propaganda. Ring # 3: The conflict in...

Over the past few months, mining stocks have returned to offering excellent leverage to the advance in prices for precious metals. Yet, during the recent pullback, the downside leverage has been absent. This is atypical behavior as mining stocks usually lead the...

Seasoned investors understand that investments which are rocketing to new highs…and are all over the news will eventually fall out of favor to become poor performers and unwanted by market participants. So it only makes sense that the underperforming investments...

In just about every state, it’s the law that you must wear a seatbelt when driving down the road. Putting aside the question of whether the government should mandate this, most of us understand that the reasons for individually choosing to do so are valid.

It’s Wednesday evening, and I can’t help pondering what the world will like when TPTB lose control of “last to go” markets like the “Dow Jones Propaganda Average” and paper gold and silver. Care of the “weapons of mass financial destruction” unleashed by Wall Street...

The specter of currency wars rises like a phoenix once again. This time around, most of the warriors reside in Washington, D.C.. The strong dollar has inflamed the currency warriors (read: mercantilists) led by Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer from New York and...

The global economy is literally imploding. Investors believe that China’s economy is chugging along, but the non-fraudulent data says otherwise.China’s GDP numbers are a total fiction. And Chinese Government officials even ADMIT it! Back in 2007, no less than...

Before getting to the topic of “all in for precious metals!”, I have a story for you which may be of interest. All the way back in 2002, I travelled out to Colorado Springs for the shareholder meeting of a very small and obscure royalty company named Golden Cycle...

As we have already reported, Janet Yellen testified two days ago to the Senate Banking Committee. Yesterday the Fed’s chair submitted identical remarks to the Committee on Financial Services, U.S. House of Representatives. What we want to analyze today are, thus,...

High “structural” unemployment, high levels of public and private debt and a still vulnerable banking sector are weighing on the Irish economy. Report further casts doubt on the “recovery” narrative being touted by governments, banks and vested interests across the...

This analysis will cover the CRB Continuous Commodity Index, the US Dollar index and one of the main commodity currencies, the Australian dollar. We’ll begin with the CRB Continuous Commodity Index which comprises a mixture of components from sectors including...

Being involved in the fairly niche business of an international gold brokerage for nearly 12 years now, we find ourselves continuously engaged in conversation with people who demonstrate an incredible lack of understanding of the function of gold and the importance...

In case you had not noticed, we live in a crazy upside down sort of world. We could go into the social aspect of this but it would only make our collective blood pressures go up. The same thing goes for politics, religion and let’s not forget an entire industry...

Debt and budgets in the trillions of dollars and euros are difficult to comprehend. The US budget is nearly $4 Trillion per year while the US official national debt exceeds $18 Trillion. A single large bank may hold contracts for more than $50 Trillion in...

The Greek Eurozone creditors that have been keeping Greece afloat since 2010 have extended the country’s bailout by four months. However, it is only the beginning from what we see as there are a number of key flash points facing the Eurozone which will in turn...

Recently I authored an article whereby using technical analysis, I uncovered a potential Silver target of $300.00 an ounce. Since then I’ve been asked to investigate and support how Silver may get to such a lofty price…and or do I believe it’s even possible?

I've long argued that there may not be any safe asset anymore and that investors may want to take a diversified approach to something as mundane as cash. But what about gold? When I mentioned in a recent interview that not even gold is ‘risk free,’ it raised some...

A skeptic said to me recently, “The dollar is money and gold isn’t.” I asked, “OK, how do you define money?” He responded, “You use dollars to buy groceries, not gold.” He defines money as the accepted medium of exchange. Let’s drill deeper into that.

The gold market is very firm, given that most Indian players are in “wait and see” mode. Demand in India has slowed tremendously in recent weeks…in anticipation of the February 28 budget release.