Silver Editorials & Commentary

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. We have closed out our positions in the energy sector with excellent profits, and will now wait for new...

Hemp fuel and other biofuels could reduce carbon emissions while saving the electric grid, but they’re often overlooked for more expensive, high-tech climate solutions.

We're told that the United States is currently experiencing 12 month inflation rates like we have not seen in 13 years, and that much of the reason is the price recovery from the lows that occurred with the imposition of the economic shutdowns in the spring of 2020...

One of the most astounding elements of this shift in retail investing is the proof it offers for what many of us knew along: When people can freely and directly vote with their wallets and put their money where their mouth is, one gets a much clearer picture of what...

It was a rather pedestrian FOMC Statement day on Wednesday. There is GDP data incoming, and the widely Fed-followed Core PCE Price Index data comes out on Friday. What can we take away from the FOMC Statement and press conference?

Interestingly, you’re about to find out that the fall in housing prices and home sales may power us further into high inflation for longer. We are entering a situation that could turn into a true oxymoron where lower prices equal higher prices as early as this week...

Michael Saylor, CEO of Microstrategy ($MSTR), has completely mortgaged the fate of Microstrategy on Bitcoin. Starting in August 2020, Saylor used $250 million of shareholder cash to buy Bitcoin. Since then MSTR has issued $2.2 billion in debt – $1.7 billion in...

Expectations still abound for the long-awaited, vertical leap in silver prices.  We are told it is inevitable; and that it is supported by solid fundamentals. Those fundamentals include supply deficits, a return to the 16 to 1 gold-silver ratio, increasing monetary...

Markets are lower in afternoon trading in New York today. China fears have created uncertainty, and why we looked to short the Transports yesterday.

We’re seeing the argument, again, that silver stocks are being consumed in solar panels, medical applications, and of course, electronics. This argument has a certain temptation. After all, the standard assumption is that value is inversely proportional to quantity...

Another day, another all-time large-cap equity index high, right? Today, let’s take a look at an ETF that could interest traders looking for a contrarian strategy.

The Fed’s manipulation of the money supply and its cost has served to obliterate the function of asset price discovery, just as it has also caused the middle and lower classes to reduce their standard of living. Since a greater percentage of their falling real...

As I write this from a France making ever more bold moves toward forced vaccination, one can’t help but ponder the broader issues of centralized government control, regardless of one’s take on vaccine or no vaccine.

Great news: The US economy is officially out of recession. We know this because the National Bureau of Economic Research’s official recession-calling committee said so this week. The economy has been in an expansion phase since last April, making this the shortest...

Opening note: In keeping with our recent query/quip "Has the S&P crashed yet?", yesterday we texted our great and good colleague here as follows: "S&P over 4400", to which came the response: "Yes I saw... my brain stopped functioning."

What we are currently witnessing now in the financial markets could well be looked at as one of the most confusing economic periods in history.

Silver remains on a major BUY signal at the end of June. Major signals can last for months and years and are suitable for long term investors.

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. We have closed out our positions in the energy sector with excellent profits.

Given the almost 1 trillion dollars in printing each month, I am convinced that silver will soon explode in price in a manner of unprecedented proportions.

Equities traded quietly higher in Thursday's NY session. Simultaneously, bonds were bid rather firmly, sending interest rates even lower. What is going on beneath the surface?

The repeating technical pattern in the large-cap index has repeated itself once again. How long can this phenomenon last, and what is different in the underlying market this time?

Silver and gold got clobbered again today. Which has left a lot of investors confused. However, there are explanations for what’s going on, and more importantly, what’s coming next.

Last week’s excessive CPI print marked the top of the S&P 500 for the week. As the market continues to digest the data, where is the breaking point for inflation and interest rates?

The defenders of the COMEX fractional-reserve paper silver Ponzi scheme argue that there’s no cause for concern because most of the contracts are just rolled over.

Silver remains on a major BUY signal at the end of June. Long term – on BUY signal at the end of June. Short term – on sell signals. We closed out all of our positions with good profits.

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. We have closed out our positions in the energy sector with excellent profits.

Once again Chris Vermeulen joins Greg Dickerson on Dickerson International to talk about Bitcoin and the Stock Market. During the past month, Bitcoin has been in a bottoming phase with the question being – is it a consolidation before the price goes lower or a base...

In this latest interview, Darryl and Brian Panes from AGAGA talk with David Morgan (The Silver Guru) from The Morgan Report, and Advisor to As Good As Gold Australia.

It is the start of earnings season for US equities, with major banks reporting this week. Let’s see how bank earnings pair up with the much anticipated CPI data on Tuesday morning.

We are probably very close to the peak of this ersatz bull market and economy. Peak vaccination distribution, along with the peak optimism about the vanquished pandemic and the re-opening of the economy. U.S. corporations are experiencing peak profit margins. The...

Across the country, precious metals dealers are scrambling to fill orders amid massive silver shortages... And as the severity of this deepens, silver investors stand to profit considerably from the coming silver shortage.

The bond market is crazy weird right now. Inflation is soaring, and bond yields, which are supposed to price in inflation, are falling through the floor, causing many experts to scratch their heads as they try to figure out what on earth to make of it all:

Silver remains on a major BUY signal at the end of June. Long term – on BUY signal at the end of June. Short term – on mixed signals. We closed out all of our positions with good profits.

70% of silver supply comes as a "by-product" of base metals, e.g., lead, zinc, copper, and (some) gold. With the race to find, develop and market new copper projects, one might assume that "since new copper supply will come online during the next few years, it also...

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. We have closed out our positions in the energy sector with excellent profits.

The US Dollar has recently corrected upward, but now the US Dollar appears ready to continue its move downward, again.  At this time, Silver is still sitting at a low price, but the new Dollar decline should light a fire under the price of Silver.  Let’s take a look...

It just gets more ridiculous every time we turn around. I just saw that Wells Fargo is going to shut down all existing personal lines of credit (CNBC). Back in 2020 they stopped issuing new lines of credit which, in itself, really makes no sense because banks make...

Transitory. That's something we've been hearing a lot lately. At its latest FOMC meeting the Fed naturally decided to keep the fed funds rate target at 0.25%.

It’s the week of the Independence Day Holiday, and that typically leads to lighter volume trade. There is little in the way of economic data this week, so let’s find some potential opportunities.

On June 24, the Champlain Towers South condominium building fell, killing at least 24 people. The collapse of this building provides a surprising number of insights into the collapse of a currency. The following discussion is based on information that is emerging...