GoldSilver Blog

Join Mike Maloney for a follow up from last week's video on the extreme event occurring in silver. You'll see the level of accumulation has only struck these levels before twice since 1969... what does it all mean?

Gold was choppy last night, trading in a range of $1414.30 - $1425. It fell to its low during Asian time, tumbling through stops below $1421 (up trend line from 5/30 $1275 low) and Friday’s $1420 low...

Gold was fairly steady last night, trading either side of unchanged in a range of $1422.30 - $1429.90. It slipped to its $1422.30 low during early Asian hours, where support in front of $1421...

Gold was pressured by a further gain in the DX (97.03), which was helped by softening in the yen (107.20 – 107.73, risk on) and the euro ($1.1282 - $1.1229, miss on German PPI, Italian politics). Global equities...

Rickards covers a lot of ground in this in-depth interview that is more than one hour in length. Rickards talks about the new gold (and silver) bull market, what everybody, especially the small investors,

Gold pulled back last night from making two week highs yesterday afternoon, trading in a range of $1418 - $1428. It succumbed to some profit taking during Asian hours down to $1420,...

While the silver price has moved less than gold this year, there has been a decisive move by investors. You and I don’t buy paper silver products, but this is where much of the mainstream first goes when wanting exposure to precious metals. Check out the jump in net purchases of SLV (iShares Silver Trust) last month: Net purchases by SLV holders surged to two-year highs last month. And July is on track to be even higher, as that data is only through the 16th.

Gold continued to soften overnight, trading in a range of $1400 - $1407. It was hurt by some technical selling as it failed to hold $1406 (up trend line from 5/30 $1275 low) yesterday afternoon...

I sat down today to write a thoughtful piece about how silver’s low prices will inevitably beget higher prices. And two things caught my attention. First, Jeff Clark has expertly covered that already. Second, silver is spiking for the first time in a while.Four-month highs are in the bag, and if silver is rapidly approaching the $16 resistance point.Is this THE breakout? Is this the beginning of the giant ramp? I can’t tell you how badly I want to say “YES, THIS IS IT.”

We all know the financial crisis is coming. What to do about it? Author, financial expert, and investment advisor Jim Rickards joins today's Liberty Report to discuss his upcoming book, "Aftermath: Seven Secrets of Wealth Preservation in the Coming Chaos."

Gold traded modestly lower last night, trading in a narrow range of $1411 - $1416.70. It rose to its $1416.70 high during early Asian hours, but was unable to take out yesterday’s $1418 top.

Silver is not a four-letter word. But these days, “silver” is often preceded by one.Seldom has sentiment surrounding silver been so universally negative. This chart from a dedicated metals analyst, and especially its title, sums up the prevailing view of silver today:So what on Earth IS wrong with silver?

What is up with the silver market? Join Mike Maloney as he dives into two immensely powerful data sets that suggest that something big is happening behind the scenes.

Gold traded either side of unchanged last night, retaining its choppy tone in a range of $1410 - $1418. It weakened to its low during Asian hours against a modest early firming in the US dollar (DX 96.83 – 96.90),...

Gold’s advance was fueled by a decline in the US dollar (DX from 97.12 – 96.88), which was pressured from some strength in the yen (108.61 – 108.26) along with a dip in the US 10-year bond...

Gold was choppy last night, trading in range of $1418.30 - $1427. It rose to its $1427 high (1-week high) during early Asian time, taking out resistance at$1423 -24 (double top, 7/4 and 7/5 highs) and $1425 (options, 6/28 high).

Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell has utterly given in to external market pressure to pump air into The Everything Bubble... Fresh off his capitulation in December to stave off The Great Recession Part 2 by ceasing the Fed’s rate-raising, now he is greasing the rails toward 0% interest rates again, an inevitability we’ve been highlighting since the move. This has enormous ramifications...

Could these be the opening shots in the battle for the next global monetary system? Join Mike Maloney as he explores the serious implications that arise from Facebook's foray into the world of finance, and whether or not their Libra project is the ultimate Trojan Horse.

Gold softened last night, trading in a range of $1390 - $1397. It slid against a climb in the US 10-year bond yield (2.061% - 2.11%, 3-week high) on some position squaring ahead of Fed Chair Powell’s testimony today to the House Financial Services Committee.

Gold continued to soften last night in a range of $1386 - $1396.50, remaining choppy and largely fading movements in the US dollar. It edged up to its $1396.50 high during Asian time as the DX traded modestly lower...