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In this two-part conversation, Mike Maloney speaks with Patrick Byrne of Overstock.com. Patrick was a guest in Episode 8 of 'Hidden Secrets of Money', and has always been one of Mike's favorite people to speak with. Find out how they both see the world changing before our eyes in this extended follow-up recorded in April of 2019.

Gold was a little nervous and choppy last night, trading either side of unchanged in a range of $1268.85 - $1274.50. It dipped to its low during Asian hours against a moderately stronger US dollar (DX from 97.55 – 97.70)...

Gold edged lower last night, trading in a relatively tight range of $1271.50 - $1276.65. The yellow metal ticked up to its $1276.65 high during early Asian hours as the US 10-year bond yield slid from 2.592% to 2.576%...

Gold traded modestly higher overnight, but was held to a narrow range of $1275.50- $1279.95. It was lifted on some safe-haven demand on rising tensions between the US and Iran, but resistance between $1277-80 held

We occasionally prepare reports for institutional clients, and this is an example of one Jeff recently wrote for investors who have expressed an interest in gold. It targets advisors at the institutional level and is designed to show them why they should add gold to their portfolio. We thought we’d share it with you.

Gold remained choppy overnight, trading in a range of $1270.90 - $1277.70. It moved to its low during Asian and early European time, taking out support at $1273 (double bottom, last 2 sessions lows) against a modest uptick in the US dollar...

Why is gold still important? Sell Bitcoin, buy gold? What does it mean for the gold now that the Fed has reversed course on interest rates? Join Jeff Clark and Kennedy Financial for all of this and more.

Gold was choppy last night, trading either side of unchanged in a narrow range of $1274.75 - $1279.80. It rose to its $1279.80 high during Asian time where it was capped by former support at $1277-80...

Gold pulled back further last night, but trade remained confined to a relatively tight range of $1282.50 - $1288.75. It once again breached the neckline from its head and shoulders pattern at $1284 during European time

It's been a while since Mike Maloney has given an update on the 'Death Of The Dollar' as the world's reserve currency. Join him today for a look at some important events that are unfolding right now.

Gold continued to soften last night, trading in a relatively narrow range of $1284.75 - $1291.35. It tripped some selling below its 100-day moving average at $1288 that took it to its low, but support ahead of $1284...

The belief among many investors is that deflation is bad for gold. But is deflation ipso facto bad for gold? You might be surprised at how gold has performed during the two biggest deflations of the past 100 years, along with a surprising three-fer you probably haven’t thought of…

Gold had a modest rebound last night after yesterday’s $17 thumping, rising in a tight range of $1291.20 - $1295.80. It was helped by a pullback in the US dollar (DX from 97.18 – 96.80), which was lifted by strength in the pound...

Gold softened overnight, moving lower in a range of $1298 - $1309.25 while fading a firmer US dollar (DX from 96.88 – 97.08). The DX was boosted from weakness in the yen (110.89 – 111.28, improving risk sentiment), pound...

Find out why Mike Maloney believes that Ray Dalio has his wires crossed in this week's video. In a nutshell, you can't blame something that you don't have. Link to Ray Dalio's article.

Gold was quietly steady overnight, trading either side of unchanged in a narrow range of $1301.20 - $1305.30. It was stable along with other markets ahead of key data today on the ECB statement / Draghi Press Conference...

Join Mike Maloney in this most recent Insiders Update, where you'll find out a little more about the project that has been consuming the majority of his time for the last six months.

Gold strengthened again overnight, rising in a range of $1296.65 - $1303. It tripped some buy stops over $1300 to reach its $1303 high, where it was capped in front of yesterday’s $1304 top and old resistance level of $1303-05.

Gold firmed overnight, climbing in a range of $1291.50 - $1298.35. It took out some light stops over $1293-95 (quadruple top 4/2, 4/3, 4/4, and 4/5 highs) and $1297 (4/1 high) to reach its $1298.35 high where it was capped ahead of $1300...

Instead of pointing out how much better your stock has done than gold, do some math on how much more your company would be worth if it had some gold in it. You have the opportunity to buy the entire COMEX inventory with what amounts to Berkshire Hathaway couch-cushion money. It would send both the gold price and your company's market cap higher. Do you really want to leave some profit behind?