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LONDON (March 2) The big news regarding the attacks on Iran and its retaliatory strikes meant that both gold and oil markets were both... Read More »
LONDON (March 2) Gold (XAU/USD) opens the week with a bullish gap amid escalating geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, with the US-... Read More »
NEW YORK (February 27) The threat of a geopolitical flare-up is once again giving investors a reason to sleep with one eye open — and one... Read More »
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We’ve been monitoring this long term chart between gold & gold stocks. It has now broken out of the double bottom and a 20 year downtrend.
The primary uptrends in gold, silver, and the mining shares remain firmly in place, reinforcing the case for fresh highs into the second quarter. A speculative blow-off phase—carrying gold above $8,000 and silver beyond $200—cannot be ruled out.
When the gold-silver ratio exceeded 80:1 in late 2023, it signaled a historic opportunity. Silver subsequently hit a new all-time high of $121.62. Here's how the 80/60 rule works — and what the ratio is telling investors right now.
Let's address the elephant in the room. Silver just had one of the most spectacular runs in precious metals history. It surged from below $30 in 2024 to over $121 in January 2026—more than quadrupling in roughly 18 months. It didn't just shatter the...
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Americans are told that high medical costs are inevitable. Medicine is complex. Technology advances. The population is aging. Saving lives, we’re assured, simply costs more. But that explanation collapses the moment we look at parts of medicine that operate under...
This is not the gold and silver rally you think it is. It's not the 2000s bull market. Definitely not. Can't think about that. It's not 1979 or 1980 yet. No, this is the early '7s. But it may be even stronger than that.
Two successful professionals—one a semi-retired entrepreneur, the other a top attorney—both had the intelligence and capital to manage their own investments. Yet both watched their portfolios suffer devastating losses, despite doing everything conventional wisdom told them to do...
UBS has a new report out about the gold market, and they talk a lot about why they're currently so excited about the gold mining stocks.
026 has begun so swiftly! Thus with February already in the books, let us start straightway with our BEGOS Markets Standings, wherein we find Sweet Sister Silver topping this year-to-date table for the seventh month in-a-row, joined on the podium as well by Gold and...
U.S. stock investors have been jittery in recent days due to new warnings about a possible bubble burst relating to AI and also private credit markets.
The new macro is not only intact, but continuing apace as we experience an interim disinflationary period. If things go a very Goldilocks sort of way in 2026 the paper world of stocks and bonds can continue to bull. Perhaps the SPX/Gold ratio above could even get an...
Gold still looks unstoppable, a mighty juggernaut. After essentially tripling in about a couple years, gold inexorably continues grinding higher. Remarkably this great strength is defying gold’s own half-century-plus precedent of serious drawdowns following extreme...
Although I never expected to say this, if you are still wondering about gold’s future price direction, just ask the big banks… Emerging from a 2025 in which gold saw 53 all-time-highs and an annual move of 55%, some wondered if this was just another blow-off asset akin...
In the late 1960’s Edmund Phelps and Milton Friedman challenged the popular view that there can be a sustainable trade-off between inflation and unemployment. In fact, over time, according to Friedman, expansionary central bank policies set the platform for lower...
You know the stock market is in a precarious spot when the hero of the market, Nvidia, issues a report on earnings that is variously called “stellar” and a “blowout,” yet it plunges more than 5%, sucking two of the big-three indices down in its undertow.
Gold moved higher again, but not above its very recent high, silver outperformed, and so did miners. Why?
Within a decade, every dollar collected in revenue will be spent on health care, Social Security, and interest on existing debt.
Can you navigate booms and busts better than the Fed? The new “Federal Reserve Simulator” ($2.99 on Steam) gives you a shot. Gameplay is very simple. It’s turn-based and you only have a few policy levers to adjust. You are given a few data points on GDP, inflation,...
Trump gave his State of the Union address last night, and it made a lot of people want to go out and buy more gold and silver.
As 2025 came to an end, Bloomberg reported that “the prosperity gap between big and small businesses” was getting bigger: “Economists note a divergence between the fortunes of small and large companies, with small businesses struggling and large companies seeing...
Platinum corrected last month, along with other precious metals. According to the World Platinum Investment Council (WPIC), after getting caught up in precious metals mania, the recent price drop brought the metal more in line with fundamental market dynamics.
As the debt load shows no signs of slowing down, while the financial and political dysfunction seems to have somehow reached a new level, it feels like the possibility of a gold price revaluation has to be growing.
Almost all big bank analysts believe the fundamental case for owning more gold is strengthening. A few call gold “divorced from fundamentals” and view it as a pure momentum trade, but they also forecast more trouble ahead for fiat versus gold.
On Friday, the Supreme Court struck down all IEEPA-based tariffs. Gold surged. The dollar slipped from a one-month high. And nobody knows what happens next.
