GoldSilver Blog

If you didn’t catch it, gold has passed the S&P 500 in year-to-date performance. Through August 12, gold is up 18.1%, while the S&P has risen 13.8%. Silver is nipping its heels, now up 10.2% YTD. But what is perhaps more significant is the one-year performance. It just might show that Wall Street is bailing on unicorns and blue-chip stocks and shifting into gold and silver... Over the past 12 months, the gold price has risen 24.4%, beating all major stock market indices, along with some popular stocks.

Gold softened last night, retreating in a range of $1506 - $1528. It briefly broke support at $1510 (up trendline from 8/1 $1401 low, double top – 8/7 and 8/8 highs), but once again, decent dip buying took the market back to the $1510 level.

Jeff Clark joins us in this exciting update, as Gold powers higher we gain fresh insights on how high Gold could go, we also look at Silver and its unseen potential which percentage wise, could surpass Gold itself!

Gold was very choppy with other financial markets last night, trading in a range of $1508 - $1524. Gold rose to its $1524 high during early Asian time

Gold rebounded overnight, trading in a range of $1494.35 - $1518.35. It slumped to its $1494.35 low during Asian time against an early rise in Asian equities along with a modest uptick in S&P futures.

Mike Maloney recorded this Action Alert for Insiders late on Tuesday, it contains his own action plan for the coming weeks as the precious metals wake from their slumber. You’ll also learn more about the two largest crypto positions that Mike holds, and his trading technique that has allowed him to turn his excess profits in the highly speculative digital assets into more of the safest, most secure asset in the world - precious metals.

Gold surged to another 6-year high last night, climbing from $1510 to $1535. The advance was fueled by continued weakness in global equities with the NIKKEI off 1.1%, the SCI was down 0.6% (despite China’s higher Foreign Direct investment)...

There's more than meets the eye to most economic processes, and the latest news regarding China's label by the USA as a 'currency manipulator' is no exception. Join Mike Mike Maloney as he revisits a presentation given to a group of private investors in England that that shows another side to the story.

Bill Murphy, Chairman of the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (GATA) is most bullish on silver. Murphy says, “For anyone that wants to get involved in precious metals, silver is going to be a home run.

Gold and silver prices continue to push higher. They’re starting to get some attention from the mainstream, too. A new uptrend in gold is clearly underway, but silver’s performance has so far trailed gold’s. Let’s take a look at the price behavior over the past six-plus years of both metals to see if we can gain any insights about silver. I plotted the annual trading range of the gold price since 2013, when most traders indicate the bear market in precious metals began. I also listed the dollar amount of change between the high and low each year.

Nenner says, “We are in a new bull market in gold, and the price is headed to at least $2,500 per ounce. . . .

Many readers liked the tables we presented of possible gold/S&P 500 ratios and what that would mean to prices of each asset. If you didn’t catch it, check out what the future could look like for gold vs. the stock market. Given the current action in stocks and precious metals, I decided to run the same scenarios for silver. In other words, if the silver/S&P 500 ratio returned to any of its past highs, what would the prices for each look like? Hold on to your hats, because the title of this article was no exaggeration…

Is there such a thing as a free lunch? Join Mike Maloney as he examines the latest in a long series of false promises from professional 'morons and liars'. It's the oldest trick in the book...

The gold market has ignited, with the price now at fresh highs for the year. As we write on Friday August 2, gold is trading at $1,446 per ounce. That represents a 13% year-to-date gain. The reasons for the spark aren’t difficult to identify. Trump unexpectedly announced a fresh round of tariffs on China yesterday. Gold immediately responded, while stocks abruptly sold off. The trade and currency wars between the US and China seem to have no definitive end in sight.

Last night, gold softened further in a range of $1402 - $1415, against a recovery in US equity futures (S&P futures +7 to 2989), a bounce in the US 10-year bond yield (2.025% - 2.058%), and a further rally in the US dollar...

The gold market was fairly steady last night with other financial markets, awaiting the much anticipated FOMC announcement on rates later today. It traded either side of unchanged in a relatively narrow range of $1427.75 - $1433.

Today’s announcement to lower interest rates by 25 basis points (0.25%) confirms the Federal Reserve is a political animal… ruled by populist whims and not sound monetary logic.It should come as no surprise to GoldSilver.com readers. We pointed out Fed Chairman Jerome Powell caved long ago.And that the US, one the last places in the world with positive interest rates, would move towards currency devaluation.

Gold was either side of unchanged last night, trading in a range of $1422 - $1430. It slipped to its $1422 low during Asian time against a modest firming in S&P futures...

Join Mike Maloney for one of his longest Insider Updates in many years. Within this extended presentation you’ll get the answers to the following questions:- Is Mike buying silver right now?- What did his friend David Morgan point out recently?- Which cryptocurrency did Mike just resume accumulating?- Will Mike be buying mining stocks?- Which NASDAQ stock did Mike just buy, and why?

Gold moved modestly higher last night, trading in a range of $1417.50 - $1424.30, still retaining its nervous and choppy tone. It rose to its high early during Asian time, where resistance at Friday’s $1425 high capped the advance.