They say nothing is certain but death and taxes. No matter what you do, the Grim Reaper and the taxman always show up eventually. Well, folks, it’s April 15.

Dave Collum, a Professor of Chemistry at Cornell University, returns to the show. We dive deep into the dynamics of the precious metals market, particularly focusing on silver's performance and the speculation around Comex shortages.

Day after day, gold reaches new highs. Silver, just crossing $29, is only now starting to catch up. The miners are still extremely cheap relative to the price of the precious metals that they mine, so while this rally in mining stacks has been nice, it is not that...

Silver has done really well in recent weeks ascending towards “round number” resistance at $30 but that’s where it “decided to call it a day” on Friday with a big ugly reversal candle forming on heavy volume – a “gravestone doji.”

Our benchmark SP500 is on long term BUY signal. Oil sector is on a long term SELL signal. Our long term stocks/bond model remains in favor of equities over bonds.

In a high-stakes showdown with Gov. Andy Beshear over a gold and silver sales tax exemption, the Kentucky legislature today deemed his attempted line-item veto as an illegal act -- and directed the Secretary of State to enroll the exemption into law.

Indians are known to have a love affair with gold. India ranks as the number two gold-consuming country in the world behind only China.  But Indians are also pretty fond of silver. In fact, India is the world's biggest silver consumer. 

It appears cooling price inflation was “transitory” to borrow a favorite Federal Reserve term from a bygone era. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) for March was hotter than expected by every metric.

Silver is trading close to the level where it was infamously 'tamped down,' and we're starting to see more of the banks talking about it in the reports they send to their institutional clients.

We talk a lot about how the Silver Institute has shown the silver market in a deficit over the past few years, while the silver inventories around the globe have been trending lower.

After moderating credit card spending in January, American consumers pulled out the plastic yet again in February. Credit card balances surged, driving overall consumer debt up by another $14.1 billion, a 3.4 percent annual increase.

A top writer for the Wall Street Journal thinks Americans who complain about the economy just aren't aware of how good things are. Chief Economics Commentator Greg Ip wrote a gaslighting article last week with the headline, "What's Wrong With the Economy? It's You,...

With gold at new highs and silver finally starting to catch up, it sure looks like we've been in an impressive rally for the precious metals. But looks can be deceiving. What this actually is, is a commodities rally across the board, and a signal that price...

Silver cleared $26 convincingly this week while Gold continued higher to nearly $2350, the first of many measured upside targets. Gold has been a bit gappy and could retrace some of the gaps while Silver has upside to $28.50-$29 and new support at $26.

The markets were trending along throughout most of the day yesterday before comments from Neil Kashkari and Jerome Powell suggesting that the Fed might not cut rates at all in 2024 sent everything lower.