GoldSilver Blog

Investors, during times of global stock market uncertainty, still flock en masse into the seeming safe harbor of the US dollar. And there, bathed in the pacifying security of the full faith and credit of the US government, the only thing standing behind that dollar, they wait out the storm. This has worked, time and time again. And it will. Until it won’t.

The 10-year yield ticked up to 3.094%, and the DX advanced to 97.20, helped by a fresh low in sterling ($1.2745) and a dip in the euro ($1.1306) after a previous rebound. Gold was caught in the crosscurrents and traded in a choppy fashion between $1,212 and $1,215.50.

In a data-driven article from SRSrocco comes the realization that most primary silver producers are not only losing money but only two primary silver companies had production costs that were below the price of silver last quarter.

For whatever reason, every time gold has been worth more than 80x silver, it has marked a great historical buy opportunity for silver. It has meant silver has been cheap. And right now, the gold/silver ratio is telling us that silver is available at a deeper discount, at a cheaper price vs. gold, than it has been since 1993.

Later in the afternoon, US stocks pared some losses (S&P finished off 3 to 2733). The 10-year yield slid to 3.141%, while the DX retreated to 97.20. Gold was $1,201 bid at 4PM – unchanged.

Today brings us Volume 2 of The Jeff Clark Mailbag, an ongoing series that will feature some of the most frequently asked and interesting inquiries Jeff has received, along with his answers.

The DX ticked up to a session high at 97.59 and gold was $1,201 bid at 4PM with a loss of $8.

Join GoldSilver Senior Precious Metals Analyst Jeff Clark for his recent presentation at The Silver & Gold Summit in San Francisco as he discusses the extraordinary valuations -- both high and low -- that define current asset markets today. Get Jeff's best advice on how to capitalize on the astonishing undervaluations in gold and silver that exist in such stark contrast to the markets caught up in The Everything Bubble.

"We create a special class of people called bankers that get a special set of laws that apply to them only, where they can commit fraud and theft by creating brand new dollars. These are counterfeit, because any new fractional reserve lending, any new credit they create, any new base currency the Federal Reserve and Treasury create when they swap I.O.U.s, that's all fraud and theft."

Join David Morgan as he examines recent headlines regarding the ongoing erosion of US dollar dominance around the world, and hear why the CEO of the world's largest hedge fund sees the USD losing its preeminent global trade role sooner than later.

Conceal your precious metals from theft with our tips and suggestions for hiding gold and silver bullion in the living room, kitchen, bedroom or garden.

Is now a good time to sell gold? We look at the recent upsurge in gold buyers and why this may actually be a sign why you should hold onto your gold bullion.

Mike sees a reckoning approaching. One that will be preceded by massive losses rippling across nearly all asset classes, destroying the phantom wealth created during the latest central bank-induced Everything Bubble, and grinding the global economy to a halt.

On a day when stock markets surged in the wake of midterm election results, the 10-year yield hovered around 3.22%, while the DX was steady around 96.05. Gold was $1,226 bid at 4PM with a loss of $1.

Following on the successful double-world-premiere event of Hidden Secrets of Money 9: Fall of Empires: Rome vs. USA and HSOM 10: American Bread & Circus, Mike is back with fresh information, thoughts, and his unique insider's perspective on both videos.

In the brand new episode of Hidden Secrets of Money, Fall of Empires: Rome vs. USA, Mike Maloney shows the frightening carbon-copy economic path shared by Ancient Rome and today’s America.​ As Mike points out, the foundation of Rome’s demise can be attributed to its abuse of its money.

Later in the afternoon, US stocks trimmed some gains. The US 10-year yield remained steady around 3.15%, but the DX pulled back to 97.04. Gold was $1,216 bid at 4PM with a loss of $6.

Following up on the resounding success the World Premiere of Hidden Secrets of Money Episode 9, watch the powerful conclusion to this two-part installment.

In episode 9 of Hidden Secrets of Money, Mike Maloney draws eerie parallels to the misguided leaders and monetary policies that doomed civilizations from Ancient Rome to modern-day America. Can President Trump save America? Will the Federal Reserve Board be able to pull off yet another round of extremist interference and postpone a crisis? Find out how Mike believes it will play out.

Eight HSOM Episode 9&10 bonus feature videos, kicking off with a 39-minute Director's Cut feature from Mike himself!