Gold Stocks Just Hit 7% Bullish Sentiment. Here Is What History Says Comes Next. 

On one day last month, bullish sentiment on gold stocks hit zero. Not low. Zero. Adrian Day, chairman of Adrian Day Asset Management, tells GoldSilver’s Maggie Lake why that extreme — paired with 50-year-low valuations and relentless central bank buying — is the setup contrarian investors wait years to find.

China Ends Paper Gold Trading July 24. For Physical Holders, That’s a Confirmation.

China’s largest banks are terminating retail leveraged gold trading on the Shanghai Gold Exchange after July 24, 2026. Here’s what the shutdown removes from the market — and why it confirms the structural case for physical gold ownership.

Gold Fell 3.4% This Week. The Long-Term Case Didn’t.

Gold fell 3.4% in the week ending July 17 — its largest weekly decline since June 1. Six days of U.S.-Iran escalation drove oil up 12%, repricing Fed rate-hike odds and pressuring gold to $3,968. Banks cut their 2026 average forecasts. Asia’s physical buyers did the opposite — and the structural case for gold ownership remains intact.

Buying the Top: A Survival Guide for Gold and Silver Investors

Gold hit $5,589 in January 2026. It trades near $4,100 today. If you bought near the top, your paper loss is real — but it is not final. This guide walks through your three strategic paths: hold patiently, dollar-cost average at lower prices, or harvest the tax loss and immediately repurchase. The structural case for gold has not changed. The price has.

What Is Profit Booking in Gold and Silver? The Mechanism Explained

Profit booking in gold and silver means selling a position to lock in gains after a price rise — not a sign the bull market is over. This guide explains the mechanism behind the price dips, why silver falls harder than gold, and what it means for long-term holders of physical metal.

Gold Is Down 25%. Morgan Stanley Says One Number Unlocks $5,200.

Gold hit $5,589 in January. Today it’s at $4,177. Morgan Stanley says the structural case for $5,200 is intact — but one specific buyer type hasn’t shown up yet. Here’s the chain that explains why, and what turns it back on.

Gold Fell During a War. So Is It Really a Safe Haven?

Switzerland’s 30% gold export surge shows institutional demand is rising — yet gold fell when war broke out. Here’s what that contradiction reveals about gold’s true role as a safe haven asset.

Gold Is Down 10% From Its War-Peak — and Still Up 46% in a Year

Gold is down 10% from its war-peak — but up 46% in a year. The March PPI just hit 4.0%, the hottest since the conflict began. The headlines are telling the wrong story.

Gold Dip Buying Explained: Is This A Smart Move Now?

Gold set an all-time high of $5,595 per ounce in January 2026 — then pulled back roughly 15% by mid-April. For investors watching from the sidelines, gold dip buying is firmly back in the conversation. But a lower price alone isn’t a strategy. This guide covers what’s actually driving the correction, what central banks and major analysts are forecasting, and how to enter with discipline rather than impulse.

Central Banks Are Buying Gold: Here’s What They See Coming

Central banks are accelerating gold purchases as confidence in fiat currencies declines. Driven by inflation, geopolitical risk, and de-dollarization, this structural shift signals long-term demand for gold.