We've talked with analysts, miners, and economists over the past few years to see if there's any relief on the horizon towards the current imbalance in the silver market.

Thomas Parilla joins us to discuss central bank crisis and how silver & gold are about to hit new all time highs!

Our long term stocks/bond model remains in favor of equities over bonds. Trend is up. Cycle is up. VIX is up. Caution is advised.

Demand for silver has skyrocketed in recent years, and supply hasn’t been able to keep up. Silver demand has outstripped supply for three straight years and the Silver Institute projects another market deficit in 2024. This is primarily due to rapidly rising...

Earlier this week a report came out that in Russia's new draft budget, "the plan is to acquire refined gold, silver, platinum, and palladium to increase the share of highly liquid assets in the state fund."

Gold and silver prices are rallying again on Tuesday, and as that's happening, the banks remain significantly short.

China cut interest rates last week and unveiled an extensive stimulus package to boost its struggling economy. These announcements sparked a surge in commodities like gold, silver, and copper, bringing my bullish outlook on silver closer to fruition. I decided it...

David Morgan answers a bunch of our questions about Silver. He thinks there could be weakness short-term but remains convinced Silver will blow through $50 and trade in triple digits.

This week Donald Trump said he would hit John Deere with a 200% tariff if the agricultural/ construction equipment manufacturer made good on plans to move production to Mexico.

Expect stocks to continue their heedless waft into outer space until the election. They would not likely do so if investors even remotely imagined Kamala Harris might win.

Our long term stocks/bond model remains in favor of equities over bonds. Trend is up. Cycle is up. Caution is advised.

Our cycle indicator is UP. SILJ is on short term buy signal. Silver is on a long term BUY signal.

In the wake of the 2008 Financial Crisis, former chief economist of the IMF Simon Johnson warned that the same dysfunctional policies he saw in his basketcase banana republics had taken hold in the United States.

Well, the GDP revisions did not take GDP down at all in the manner Danielle DiMartino Booth claimed we’d see in our last two editorials. The US government held its reported Q2 GDP at a healthy Bidenomics 3% in today’s released revisions. In an honest world, I’m sure...

As I sit here and watch outer bands from Hurricane Helene spin into the area, I thought this would be a great time to teach a little economics. I know this is a fruitless endeavor, but I have to at least give it the old college try.