Gold Editorials & Commentary

Wall Street is ecstatic after the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) hit 40,000 for the first time ever. The nominal record makes for plenty of pithy headlines.

In this profound discussion held in Singapore, financial experts Egon von Greyerz and Jim Rogers explore the complexities of global economics, investment strategies, and the future of currencies

Silver cleared $29 resistance and is in breakout mode as Gold has rebounded to near its previous high at $2417. Silver could retest the breakout at $29 but retest or not, it appears headed to that strong target at $34-$35.

Despite a rising price, Chinese gold demand remained robust in April. Strong investment demand more than made up for some weakness in the gold jewelry market. This continues a trend of gold moving from West to East. China ranks as the number one gold consumer in the...

China. The citizens of this economic superpower have been the “prime mover” for the latest collapse of global government fiat money against gold.

Gold and Silver especially closed the week higher, with Silver surging to above $31/oz while Gold closed at a weekly higher high, above $2400/oz. Gold is building on its cup and handle breakout, which has a measured upside target of $2900-$3000/oz.

Money-supply growth fell year over year again in March, but March’s decline was the smallest money-supply drop recorded in sixteen months. Moreover, the money supply in March grew—month over month—by the highest rate in two years.

The best performing precious metal for the past week was silver, up 11.29%, breaking through $30 per ounce for the first time in more than a decade with an increasingly supportive supply picture for prices with a projected fourth year of market deficit in production...

It was another volatile night for gold, silver, and copper, as all 3 of the metals surged higher on the open in the far east, before declining lower throughout the night.

Chris Vermeulen, Chief Market Strategist at The Technical Traders, joins the show to share his insights on the future of gold and silver prices and predict potential rallies for both metals.

Last week, Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) introduced the Federal Reserve Board Abolition Act (HR 8421). The bill would do exactly as its title suggests: abolish the Fed.

Below, we soberly assess the lessons of history and math against the current realities of a debt-defined America to ask and answer a painful yet critical question: Is America losing?

I'm going to show you what is happening here in the metals and maybe some of you will take the warning and be a little cautious...

Jeffrey Tucker returns to the show, and we delve into the current economic turmoil, discussing the role of precious metals as safe havens. Jeffrey shares insights on the outlook for gold and silver through 2024, the impact of central banks' actions, and the...

One week ago we herein opened with this query:  “Is Gold’s near-term correction completed?”  Given the yellow metal’s upside price action since then, we can now answer in the affirmative, (which for you WestPalmBeachers down there means “Yes”).

This week, the Dow Jones saw new all-time highs, the 25th & 26th of the current advance.  These new all-time highs followed a thirty-seven-trading day correction, that took it down, just a tad below scoring position for five, of the thirty-seven days of the...

Gold and silver prices are on the rise again, poking back up to their highs of last month. Silver actually broke through the key $30 benchmark this morning and is now even making a run to $32. The white metal currently checks in at $31.61, up a whopping 11.5% for...

Our proprietary cycle indicator is now DOWN. Current data favors overall lower gold prices.

On the latest episode of the Money Metals Exchange podcast, host Mike Maharrey sat down with Brien Lundin, the editor of Gold Newsletter and CEO of the New Orleans Investment Conference. The discussion was timely, recorded on the day the April Consumer Price Index (...

Over the last couple of months, gold has scaled record highs, peaking at over $2,430 an ounce before correcting and settling in the $2,300 range. 

Demand for silver in China is rising. Priced in US dollars, silver closed at $32.96 on May 17th (Shanghai exchange). Arbiters buy silver at or below $30.00 in the US and sell it at a premium to China. Just a reminder that there is far more fiat currency in the world...

The major gold miners just wrapped up another quarterly earnings season, reporting great results.  Sector unit profits continued blasting higher on stable production, lower mining costs, and record prevailing gold prices.  Yet individually plenty of majors still...

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Politics as usual, or is it?  Government declares a highly profitable company undesirable on security grounds. The government then demands that the company be sold to a former government official that assembled a buyout group to purchase the company at a knocked-...

Could we see $27,000 gold? That seems far-fetched but financial analyst and investment banker Jim Rickards makes the case that it could happen.

Willem Middelkoop joins us to discuss how the Dollar and Euro are being devalued, which will lead to a gold revaluation. We are in the middle of The Big Reset now. Willem has been discussing how this happens and how he is positioning his fund for these events....

In this episode of the Money Metals Midweek Memo, host Mike Maharrey delves into the topic of Franklin D. Roosevelt's gold confiscation during the Great Depression, framed within a broader discussion of government power and individual compliance.

Some critics of the Federal Reserve argue that central bankers manipulate the market whenever they adjust interest rates. For example, in an article in the Wall Street Journal, monetary economist Judy Shelton writes, “When the Fed tightens by raising interest rates...

They are at it again, ole’ Harvey and Erb. First there was the Golden Dilemma in 2012, where they predicted $800 for the gold price (it made a low of 1046 in 2015) based in part on its lack of effective inflation utility (well, they were at least half right, sort of...

The money supply (M2) has bounced to March 2023 levels and has been rising almost every month since October last year. Furthermore, US government deficit spending has more than offset the decline in the Federal Reserve balance sheet. While the Fed’s balance sheet...