Silver Just Did Something It Hasn’t Done Since 2011

Yesterday marked a significant milestone for precious metals investors: silver closed above $37.12, a level not seen since 2011. This breakthrough represents more than just another number — it’s the confirmation of a major technical breakout that Mike Maloney predicted months ago.  The “Slingshot Move” Unfolds  Back when silver was trading in the $33 range, Mike Maloney identified what he called a “slingshot move” pattern forming in the charts. His analysis suggested that once silver broke through key resistance levels, it would accelerate rapidly through multiple price points.  That’s exactly what we’ve witnessed. In recent weeks, silver has:  Why $37.12 […]

Fed Expected to Keep Rates Unchanged as Economic Uncertainty Persists

Federal Reserve policymakers are widely anticipated to hold interest rates steady at their Wednesday meeting, continuing their cautious approach amid economic uncertainty. The central bank has kept rates in the 4.25%-4.5% range since earlier this year, as officials seek more clarity on how government policy changes—especially trade tariffs—will affect the economy. Despite initial concerns that President Trump’s tariffs could boost inflation and unemployment, the Fed has been able to maintain its current stance thanks to steady job growth and cooling inflation. With many tariffs now being negotiated rather than immediately implemented, economists have scaled back their most pessimistic forecasts. The […]

Gold Dips Ahead of Fed Decision While Middle East Tensions Provide Support

Gold prices dropped slightly on Wednesday as investors held back before the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision. While the Fed is expected to keep rates unchanged, traders are looking for hints about future rate cuts. The ongoing Israel-Iran conflict is preventing gold prices from falling too much, as geopolitical tensions typically support gold demand. Despite the small decline, analysts expect gold to stay above $3,000 per ounce due to strong buying from central banks and Chinese investors.