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Join Mike Maloney as he reviews why the #1 asset in his own portfolio is silver bullion. Which as you'll see from this video, is selling for not much more than the cost to get it out of the dirt it comes from.

Gold retraced most of its gain from yesterday, declining in a range of $1312.70 - $1322.25. Some sell stops were hit below $1320 (3/21 high), $1317 (3/20 high), $1315 (3/22 high), and $1314 (50% retracement of down move from 2/20 $1347 high...

Gold rose overnight in a range of $1311 - $1319.25, with concerns of global growth (inverted US yield curve, global equities hammered) spurring some safe haven buying. Dovish comments from the Fed’s Evans....

The signal the gold market is getting right now is the Fed is throwing in the towel. . . .

Most precious metals investors expect to reap a profit on their gold and silver as a result of higher spot prices. But what if I told you that when selling certain types of coins, you could gain another layer of profit when you sell? A little leverage on the spot price when it rises. It’s entirely possible. Here’s how…

Gold rebounded overnight, moving in a range of $1306.90 - $1313.90. After remaining fairly steady between $1307-10 during Asian hours, gold climbed to its $1313.90 high

Gold climbed further last night in a range of $1314.40 - $1320.40, boosted by a much more dovish than expected FOMC meeting statement and subsequent comments from Powell. The Fed forecast no hikes for the remainder of the year

There has been a lot of talk lately about Basel III and a potential return to a gold standard. Find out what it is, and what Mike Maloney feels is happening in today's latest update.

Gold had a modest pullback overnight, trading in a narrow range of $1301.70 - $1306.90 and awaiting this afternoon’s FOMC statement and Powell’s press conference. The yellow metal traded against ...

Gold advanced last night, trading within a range of $1303.45 - $1309. It tripped some buy stops over the key $1303-05 level and the down trendline from the 2/20 $1347 top...

Gold traded either side of unchanged last night in a range of $1298.25 - $1306.25. It was pressured to its low during early Asian hours as the DX remained firm around 96.60 and Asian equities and S&P futures....

The 10-year yield edged down to 2.589%, but the DX was steady between 96.56-96.61. Gold was $1,302 bid at 4PM with a gain of $6.

The pound slipped to $1.3211 (EU now considering a long extension, adding to uncertainty), and pushed the DX up to 96.80. Gold was $1,296 bid at 4pm with a loss of $13.

The 10-year yield bounced off of a prior dip to 2.612% to reach 2.621%. The DX had a modest rebound to 96.80, and gold was tugged back to $1,306.50.

The DX was tugged down to 96.85 as the pound spiked to $1.3145 and gold took out initial resistance at $1,299-$1,301 to reach $1,302.20. Gold was $1,301 bid at 4PM with a gain of $9.

Today brings news of the latest federal budget proposal, a $4.75T presidential wishlist doomed to defeated in the House that spends money we don’t have. In this video, Mike Maloney explores the impending debt crisis and what it means to you.

The 10-year yield edged up to 2.643%, and the DX recovered to 97.31. Gold took out its overnight low at $1,294 to reach $1,291 - however, some bargain hunting buying brought the market back to $1,293.50.

The US 10-year yield edged up to 2.628%, while the DX ticked up to 97.38. Gold held up well, and was $1,300 bid at 4PM with a gain of $14.

The DX climbed further, however, and took out the 97.71 high from December to make a 21 month high at 97.72 as the common currency continuing to plummet ($1.1176). Despite the dollar strength, gold was $1,285 bid at 4PM with a loss of $2.

With seemingly everything except precious metals in a bubble, it can be quite hard to keep your eye on the ball. Join Mike Maloney as he uncovers what could potentially be a huge factor in the next crash – insane levels of corporate debt.