Trump Declared the Ceasefire Over. Gold Barely Moved.

Trump declared the Iran ceasefire over on July 10. Gold fell 0.5%. Here is the mechanism that explains why geopolitical risk has been suppressing gold prices all year — and why Tuesday’s CPI print matters far more than any missile strike.
When Markets Crash, Gold Does This Every Time

Fear moves faster than greed — and gold has proven it across every major crisis of the last 100 years. Here’s what the historical record actually shows, from the Great Depression to COVID.
Gold Is Quiet. The Case for Owning It Isn’t.

Gold isn’t rallying despite a war in the Middle East. That seems strange. But if you understand how gold actually behaves in macro cycles, the quiet isn’t a red flag — it’s a setup.
Silver Breaks $50 for the First Time Since 1980

Discover the major silver price drivers behind silver’s surge past $50 and gold’s climb toward $4,000 — and what it means for investors today.
Is Gold’s Bull Run Over? This Overlooked Indicator Says No

Banks split on gold: Citi says $2,500, JPM says $4,000. Mike Maloney examines the M2/gold ratio for the real story
Gold Price Surge: Safe Haven Rally on Ukraine War, U.S. Tariffs

Gold is making headlines as investors flock to safe-haven assets amid rising global tensions and economic uncertainty. With geopolitical conflicts escalating and concerns mounting over U.S. fiscal stability, gold is once again proving its value as a protective hedge in volatile times. Gold is flexing its muscles again, nearing $3,400/oz, thanks to rising global risks. The metal is benefitting from increased demand for safety assets as investors react to renewed Ukraine-Russia conflict and a spike in U.S.-China trade tensions. Ukraine’s recent military strikes deep into Russian territory and U.S. tariff hikes on metals are fueling uncertainty — conditions where gold […]
Is 2025 the New 1979? Why Gold Could Be Set to Double Again

Gold doubled in 42 days in 1979. The setup today looks eerily similar. Here’s why Mike Maloney says the biggest moves may still lie ahead.
