Silver Editorials & Commentary

Gold’s breakout to new all-time nominal highs is making headlines. On Friday, the price settled at just under $2,200/oz, after gaining almost $100/oz for the week.

Bitcoin mania looks likely to blow itself out at somewhat higher levels. The bitcoin ETF chart above suggests buyers will encounter significant resistance at 64.95, a Hidden Pivot target that lies 5% above Friday’s closing price.

David Morgan, CEO & Publisher of The Morgan Report shares the history of Silver including its performance in the 1960s and 1970s and how cheap Silver was in the late 1990s and how that compares to today. He also discusses the future path of Silver including the...

Dave Collum, a Professor of Chemistry at Cornell University, returns to the show and we discuss the current global events and their potential economic implications. We delve into the Middle East conflict and its possible impact on the global economy, along with the...

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

In an interview on the Russian news agency TASS, Kremlin aide Yury Ushakov announced that the BRICS nations plan to develop a new payment system based on the blockchain.

​​​​​​​Silver demand is expected to hit 1.2 billion ounces this year. That would rank as the second-highest annual silver demand on record.

Silver topped at $6.50 in 1974, from a low of $1.30 in 1971. That's a quintupling in less than three years. But then, from 1974 to 1979, for five excruciating years, silver went absolutely nowhere, and silver stackers were convinced everything was rigged. It took...

Our cycle indicator is UP. Silver is on a long term BUY signal. Cycle is up. Trend is down.

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

What drives the price of silver? Understanding silver pricing can be tricky because of the metal’s dual nature. It is an industrial commodity, but fundamentally, silver is money.

You can effectively use a stick to keep people in line. But you might find yourself in trouble if they pick up a bigger stick. The United States could be in danger of finding this out the hard way.

GDXJ declined once again yesterday, but the situation in silver juniors is even worse!

Bitcoin has soared again, rising another $2,000, after rising $6,000 the day before. And in today's show, Vince looks at the stunning move, updates the markets and news, and talks about the changes in the gold and silver CTA positioning.

Over the years (and decades) silver travels a path fraught with excitement and disappointment. Both the excitement and the disappointment stem from three things that are killing silver – unrealistic expectations, inflation, and time.

The Bitcoin price has spiked in the last 24 hours, going from $51,000 to $57,000 in just a day.

Jerome Powell needs to look in the mirror. During a recent interview aired on 60 Minutes, the Federal Reserve chairman said it was time to have an “adult conversation” about the national debt and conceded that the U.S. government is on “an unsustainable fiscal path...

Silver has languished despite its persistent structural deficit between silver’s supply versus demand. The metal is increasingly difficult to find and produce, while demand continues to rise. None of this has seemingly been reflected in the price.

The revelation that Argentina has done something the US government hasn’t done in more than two decades—run a budget surplus—seems like a newsworthy event. So why the silence?

The silver price has dipped since December, from almost $26 per ounce to around $22 today. We reported on silver being a relative bargain at the time, and with lower spot prices and an even higher gold/silver ratio today, gold’s monetary sibling is looking like an...

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

Our cycle indicator is DOWN. Current data suggests overall lower silver prices. Cycle is down. Trend is now down.

We have now reached the point in silver (and gold) where it is difficult for me to see how prices don’t quickly explode. Everything I look at, from a physical supply/demand perspective to the paper positioning set up on the COMEX, tells me we are at the point where...

The commercial real estate market continues to deteriorate in this high-interest rate environment, putting stress on the banking system.

The Wisconsin Assembly just voted overwhelmingly to end sales taxes on purchases of gold and silver.

The Fed still has interest rates elevated, while it's continuing its quantitative tightening program. As a result, the yearly M2 money supply growth is negative, at the lowest levels since the great depression.

Over the past year there's been a lot of speculation in regards to what the BRICS may be planning in regards to a new currency system.

The hope for fast rate cuts from the Fed is fading into the distance, and as a result, gold and silver are getting smashed short term. But the stickiest of price metrics are clearly showing that what they call "inflation", meaning rising consumer prices, has already...

The white metals, meanwhile, are outperforming. Silver is up 2.8% since last Friday’s close to bring spot prices to $23.42 an ounce.

Our cycle indicator is DOWN. Current data suggests overall lower silver prices. Trend is now down.

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

The bank bailout program established by the Federal Reserve in the wake of last spring's banking crisis is scheduled to shut down on March 11. Then what? There are a lot more questions than answers. For instance, will the Fed blink?

Gold and silver prices remain under pressure this week as the market continues to price in that the Fed's first interest rate cut is probably not coming in March.

The federal government's budget deficit was “only” $21.93 billion in January. That was a significant improvement over the $129 billion shortfall recorded in December. But don’t throw the confetti.

The silver price dropped last week, leaving investors wondering if we're finally at a bottom in the latest cycle.

The Utah legislature overwhelmingly approved a bill that would expressly exclude a central bank digital currency (CBDC) from the state’s definition of money, creating potentially significant roadblocks to its use as such in the state.

The next banking crisis looks to be upon us, as New York Community Bancorp teeters on the brink of collapse. Ironically, NYCB was one of the rescuing banks that swooped in during last year's fiasco and soaked up the assets of the now failed Signature Bank.

Our cycle indicator is DOWN. SLV is on short term buy signal. SILJ is on short term sell signal. Current data suggests a pullback.

With gold prices skyrocketing in their local currency, Egyptians are turning to silver to protect their savings and wealth from skyrocketing price inflation.