What Is Velocity of Currency — and Why It Matters

The Fed has created trillions in new currency. So why doesn’t inflation always follow immediately? The answer is velocity — and understanding it changes everything about how you read today’s economic headlines.

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.

$26,000 Gold?! The Truth Behind the Viral Chart

A chart making the rounds recently makes a bold claim: gold may need to skyrocket—potentially to $26,000 — to match historical levels of U.S. debt coverage.  At first glance, the argument is compelling.  Today, U.S. gold reserves cover just about 3% of federal debt—near record lows. In 1980, that number was closer to 18%. Go back further to the 1940s, and it exceeded 50%.  So yes… if gold were to “rebalance” against debt the way it has in the past, prices would need to rise dramatically.  But that doesn’t mean those price targets are realistic.  The Flaw in the $26K Gold Argument  It’s easy to look at historical ratios and […]

Do You Own Enough Gold? 5 Economic Signals That Say the Answer Is No

Five gold economic signals — shipping disruptions, $110 oil, $39 trillion in US debt, elevated Treasury yields, and a gold pullback from its all-time high — are converging to make the structural case for precious metals stronger than ever. GoldSilver breaks down what each signal means and the one question every investor should be asking right now.

Gold’s Worst Week in 46 Years: Should You Be Worried?

Gold just recorded its worst week in 46 years, dropping over 10% in a single week and 17% in three. But history shows these rare selloffs don’t end bull markets—they often precede the next leg higher. Here’s what’s really driving the decline and what investors should do next.

Silver vs Gold Performance: What Happened After the Gold Silver Ratio Went Above 90 

In early 2025, the gold-silver ratio approached 90. Mike Maloney and Alan Hibbard discussed why extreme ratios often precede strong silver rallies. Since that video, silver vs gold performance has been striking—outpacing gold, stocks, and bonds by a wide margin.

Are Silver Investors Watching the Wrong Numbers?

Many silver investors believe rising COMEX deliveries, falling registered inventory, and physical movement should directly drive price. But the data tells a different story. In this analysis, Alan Hibbard explains three common COMEX silver delivery misconceptions and breaks down how the silver market actually works — from futures price discovery to settlement, warehouse accounting, and logistics. Understanding these mechanics can help investors avoid misleading narratives and make steadier decisions in volatile markets.

Is $400 Silver Possible? What the 1979 Pattern Suggests

Is $400 silver possible? A rare pattern not seen since 1979 has reappeared — clusters of consecutive weekly all-time highs. Historically, this structure preceded silver’s most explosive moves, including its near 700% surge into 1980. With momentum building again in 2025, the bigger question isn’t whether silver sounds extreme — it’s whether this bull market is closer to expansion than exhaustion.

The $20,000 Gold Options Trade: Insider Signal or Smart Hedge?

A massive $20,000 gold options trade on COMEX is drawing attention for its $3.3M cost and potential $5.5B payout. Is it insider trading ahead of a gold revaluation — or a hedge fund hedging extreme macro risk? Here’s what the structure, open interest data, and put activity actually reveal.

Gold Just Closed Above $5,000. What Happens Next?

Gold has officially posted a weekly all-time high above $5,000, signaling sustained momentum rather than short-term volatility. History shows that clusters of record weekly closes often occur during the strongest phases of a bull market. From the 1970s surge to today’s extended streak, past cycles suggest the most explosive gains have historically come later — not earlier. Could this pattern point toward a powerful final phase into 2027?