Silver Editorials & Commentary

The US central bank has apparently taken on a new mandate — being your dietary coach, advising Americans to fight the inflation it helped ignite by eating tofurkey and other soy-based foods for Thanksgiving, instead of turkey.

Friday felt like a Pearl Harbor attack on Wall Street. Since when did a Thanksgiving Friday fill investors with dread and fear? The day was supposed to have passed quietly, with second-string prop desks locked on a glide path toward what remained of the four-day...

The Fed is at a crossroads. They can either let the US Dollar collapse or they can fight inflation. At some point, something is going to break in the current situation. James Turk, founder of GoldMoney.com

Long term – on SELL signal. Short term – on sell signals. Cycle is up. We are long in gold ETFs for the current up cycle.

Before this week’s COVID mutant headlines served well to take more enthusiasm out of a frothy market that we have been noting to be at longer-term ‘structural’ (as opposed to varying short-term) sentiment risk, we took a look at COVID-19 from a different perspective...

Our long term stocks/bond model remains in favor of stocks over bonds. Investors should overweigh their portfolios with stock/stock ETFs for maximum growth.

The silver miners’ stocks have surged higher recently, starting to mean revert out of deep capitulation lows. Those improving technicals have started thawing the bearish sentiment that plagued this tiny contrarian sector last summer. The silver stocks’ latest...

Global trading volumes will be thin today and Monday in precious metals. The next fourty five days are a period of low cyclical period of low physical demand for gold and silver. Sharp price crashes (if any) in gold and silver over the next six weeks should be used...

As Warren Buffett points out- Price is what you pay, Value is what you get. Of course, he is talking about investments. As I have written many times the influence on the markets by the central banks have destroyed virtually all price discovery and has led to gross...

The S&P 500 continues to fluctuate along the 4,700 level. So is this a topping pattern or just a flat correction before another leg up?

Two realistic price movement scenarios can see silver finally ascend through the magnetic $50 level in 2022. A case can be made that either – or perhaps both – have a strong likelihood of taking place.

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The S&P 500 index nearly topped its record high on Friday, but it closed lower following an intraday decline. Is this a topping pattern?

Did you notice last week's tone change? The whole, eternally benighted world of pundits, economists, Bloomberg news producers, forecasters et al. had been disbelieving the bond rally as the Fed's ultimately unredeemable portfolio of Treasury debt has grown from...

Like gold, silver functions as a safe haven in times of economic uncertainty. And its lower price, currently 1/75th the cost of gold, makes it the “poor man’s alternative” flight to safety.

Gold has reach Michael Oliver's target of $1,835 for a quarterly momentum breakout. Is Silver on the verge of following? We update from his last video 3 weeks ago, and review the latest Gold and Silver charts.

Silver is on a long term SELL signal. Long term – on SELL signal. Short term – on BUY signals. We are now long in gold ETFs.

Our long term stocks/bond model remains in favor of stocks over bonds. Investors should overweigh their portfolios with stock/stock ETFs for maximum growth.

Nick Barisheff says stagflation is the perfect recipe for a raging bull market in Gold & Silver.

"$100 silver's going to be a piece of cake," says trading expert Gary Savage. He expects silver to turn into a bubble which could end with silver as high as $500. However, he sees silver could fall in the short-term. If we see major pull-back, "I'm going to buy a...

S&P 500 got close to its all-time high, as market mood turned bullish again. But the index retraced some of the rally. So will the uptrend continue?

Last week’s surge in gold and silver prices was due, at least in part, to a realization by Wall Street traders that inflation isn’t going away.

Stocks retraced some of their recent declines on Friday and the S&P 500 index is expected to open higher this morning. So is the downward correction over?

John Doerr, the venture capital zillionaire, thinks America should go all-in on measures to control the weather. Although Doerr fears it may be too late to save Earth and its inhabitants from the ravages of global warming, he says a massive investment program would...

It makes perfect financial sense to crash the market…and no sense to reward the retail options marks by pushing it higher.

The latest inflation surge is leading to massive food, energy and other price impacts. Is there any way to change direction to avoid a collapse? Can the Fed and other central banks fix this? Rafi Farber explains.

This week, Andrew Maguire sits down with hedge fund manager and mining stock specialist, Dave Kranzler, for a deep dive into the precious metals markets.

Silver is on a long term SELL signal. Long term – on SELL signal. Short term – on BUY signals. We are now long in gold ETFs.

Our long term stocks/bond model remains in favor of stocks over bonds. Investors should overweigh their portfolios with stock/stock ETFs for maximum growth.

I don't write much about speculative trades, but with all the hot money in the system, I can't help but look for meme candidates. In this report, I cover a potential meme stock that meets 4 of my 6 moonshot criteria.

The S&P 500 index went sideways on Thursday following a decline from its last week’s high. Is the downward correction over? For in-depth technical analysis of various stocks and a recap of today's Stock Trading Alert we encourage you to watch today's video. 

Since we’re in the “everything bubble,” it kind of follows that real estate — one of the things about which people with more money than sense tend to get most excited — would be rocking. And it is. But bubbles are about more than rising prices.

One or two dimwits told me I was stupid to be thinking inflation would be the driving force of 2021 due to shortages and Fed money printing. The cockiest one even assured me his second-grade education in economics said inflation wasn’t even happening, yet inflation...

Stocks’ short-term rally came to an end this week and the S&P 500 index entered a consolidation along the 4,700 level. Is this a topping pattern?

Stagflation is undermining the U.S. economy, and that poses a huge problem for Mr. Powell and his merry band of money printers.

The Wall Street Journal just published a long, amazing look at what might be the tightest labor market in living memory. Here’s an excerpt:

Who could have predicted that a microchip shortage would threaten to seriously impair the global auto industry? And yet, here we are: assembly plants are unable to ship enough cars to dealers to meet demand, and buyers are facing six-month delays and steeply rising...

A little virus and a big set of misguided responses to it are sinking the unsinkable world. While third-quarter GDP growth came in a little higher than the Atlanta Fed was predicting, it still came in below the consensus of economists, which averaged at 2.6%. The...

It is hard to believe, but it has been almost twenty-years since the 'most-wanted' Iraqi playing cards were issued by the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA).  Recall, this deck of cards was comprised of Iraqi officials wanted by the coalition then governing Iraq. ...

Our long term stocks/bond model remains in favor of stocks over bonds. Investors should overweigh their portfolios with stock/stock ETFs for maximum growth.