Gold Storage Fees Cost $72 a Year. Your Insurance Covers $200.

Allocated gold storage costs 0.18% a quarter, or $72 a year per $10,000. That is more than GLD, IAU or GLDM charge. But the fee spread across every way of holding gold is only about $62 a year, while the standard homeowners form caps bullion at $200 total. Here is what the premium buys, and which number actually decides where your metal should sit.

Gold Holds at $4,347 While Stocks Hit All-Time Highs. Here’s Why.

The Iran peace deal removed the war premium from gold. But the monetary premium — driven by $39 trillion in US debt, central bank buying, and fiscal deficits — is untouched. Here’s why gold held while stocks hit records, and what Warsh’s FOMC press conference means next.

Why Is Silver Up Today? The Iran Deal Changed the Fed Math

Silver is up while oil burns down. Most headlines are calling it a peace trade. They have the mechanism backwards. The real driver isn’t the war ending — it’s what cheaper oil does to Fed rate-hike expectations, real yields, and silver’s opportunity cost. Here’s the chain most coverage is missing.