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LONDON (December 7) Gold price (XAU/USD) trades in positive territory near $4,205 during the early Asian session on Monday. The precious... Read More »
NEW YORK (December 5) The gold market is building new support around $4,200 a
NEW YORK (December 5) After weeks of defined and directional price action, gold prices bounced around in their elevated range as traders... Read More »
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Gold sector cycle is UP. Trend is up for gold & gold stocks, down for USD. We are holding long positions.
Since my last article for Gold-Eagle, both the Gold market - and U.S. stocks - have seen correction phases, though with each of these having been expected to end up as countertrend moves - against the larger upward phase. We will take a look at each...
Friday November 28th is viewed as the most important day in the history of the silver market – why? – because as a result of breaking out of the bullish Ascending Triangle that has formed since mid-October, it finally made a convincing and decisive...
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In recent months, Federal Reserve officials have repeatedly referred to monetary policy as restrictive. In September, Jerome Powell said policy was “clearly restrictive,” and in November, New York Fed President John Williams stated “I still view the current monetary...
Peter Schiff lays out the case for tokenized gold: gold vaulted, fully allocated, and redeemable as a transferable on-chain token. On the other side, the case for Bitcoin: a borderless, verifiable, scarcity-based digital asset with growing utility (payments, custody,...
Forced redistribution dominates public discourse about wealth inequality, yet much of the debate overlooks how people earn, trade, innovate, and create value.
Gold, silver, and miners continue to struggle as late FOMO buyers panic out, triggering a sharp wave of selling. This pullback in metals should...
Last year there was a lot of discussion about how the BRICS nations were moving forward a 40% gold-backed project known as the 'Unit,' that would be used to facilitate trade between members.
So let’s begin with the Gold/Silver ratio, by which these last several years we’ve gone on time-and-again as to the white metal being “the better buy” over the yellow metal. Thus straight away from the “Everything Reverts to the Mean Dept.”, we’ve our century-to-date...
Gold just experienced a stunning plot twist really shifting its outlook. A couple months ago, gold soared into crazy-overbought extremes. That sharp rally sure looked gold-futures-driven, but the government shutdown forced crucial futures-positioning data to go dark...
Governments assume they can print as much currency as they like and it will be accepted by force. However, the history of fiat currencies is always the same: first governments exceed their credit limits, then ignore all the warning signs and finally see the currency...
Mike Maharrey opens this near-100th episode of the Money Metals Midweek Memo by admitting he’s always been bad at math. But his main point is that math’s weakness as a personal skill doesn’t change its strength as a reality check. Words can spin. Narratives can be...
The economy has, according to ISM (the Institute for Supply Management), been contracting ever since Trump took office. Manufacturing has shrunk for nine months in a row, and while production saw a tiny bump in October, new orders have gone down for all of the last...
In some ways, we've seen this showdown coming for years. But now it's finally here, as the US and China metals war has begun. What does that actually mean, and what will it mean for the gold and silver markets?
This explainer will outline what the gold standard was, how it operated, the benefits and criticisms surrounding it, and how its rise and eventual collapse shaped the global monetary system.
With signs of economic stagnation hard to ignore, politicians, economists, and even central bankers talk about the necessity for economic growth. Not only are they displaying economic ignorance, but by chasing something that is not a measure of production, they are...
Tariffs aren't hurting anyone, but businesses are folding, people are getting laid off in large numbers now; and, while the government deficit is growing faster than ever, tariffs will pay it all off.
In yesterday’s premium analysis, I argued that silver might have decoupled from gold and miners. Today’s action doesn’t oppose it.
After taking a breather earlier this year, central banks are once again gobbling up gold, with October purchases hitting the highest level of the year.
We're all thinking about the last bull market in the 2000s. And many people are worried about another 2008. It's not happening, people. And in this video, I'm going to talk about why you do not have to worry about another 2008 happening to precious metals.
Monday, the U.S. dollar defended its important support zone, halting its drop and putting pressure on metals. Gold responded with a textbook pullback, but now it’s decision time: either the bulls reclaim momentum, or the bears take us lower.
For many years, I’ve noted that Tuesdays are often a soft day for gold, and sometimes there’s a big crash rather than a gentle dip. Having said that, the big picture is what matters most. To view it, please click here now. Double-click to enlarge this shocking US fiat...
Matthew Piepenburg, partner at VON GREYERZ AG, joins Liberty & Finance’s Elijah Johnson to put a number of key headlines (from “peak gold” and banking risk to inflationary theft) into clearer perspective.
