Silver Editorials & Commentary

In the midst of work uncovering a target for the US dollar that will surprise many if it comes about, of taking a hard look at the messages of long-term Treasury yields and the yield curve, defining potential macro outcomes (inflation, Goldilocks or deflation) based...

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 signal. We closed out all of our positions with good profits.

With a lot of silver investors still walking out on the ledge in front of the Fourth of July holiday weekend, your humble #silverprice action therapist has called in the big guns.

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.

To watch today’s live call with Chris Marcus, Andy Schectman, and Jean-Claude of Beyond Mystic at 3 pm eastern on Thursday July 1, go to: Is it time to throw in the towel on silver

Holiday-style trade, narrow ranges, and low volatility have been this week’s theme in the S&P 500 thus far. What is the slow chug leading up to, with Friday's BIG Jobs Number?

We have received many e-mails and phone calls from readers and subscribers asking "what happened to Basel III"? It is a legitimate question as so many believed it would the moment of truth. I have been on record during many interviews over the past months, stating I...

Anyone can look at the VIX to get sentiment indications about the stock market. That’s beginner stuff, although still pretty good. The real fun lies in going deeper into data that no one else looks at to find the fun insights.

The Japanese Government Bond market is nearly $10 trillion in size. It is the 2nd biggest bond market in the world. However, it comes as a shock that this humongous market barely trades any longer.

Another day, another all-time high seems to have been the prevailing theme lately. Sticking with working strategies and themes may seem challenging, but fighting the tape is not the answer.

Chris Vermeulen joins Elijah K. Johnson from Liberty & Finance to discuss the upside potential of silver over gold. Though historically gold has been the precious metal to watch, silver is currently showing a bullish chart pattern.

As the S&P 500 marches on, the VIX is trading at pre-pandemic levels. Will the fear index remain subdued all Summer, or could a return of volatility be in the cards?

The Japanese Government Bond market is nearly $10 trillion in size. It is the 2nd biggest bond market in the world. However, it comes as a shock that this humongous market barely trades any longer.

As unsustainable government spending and debt raised alarms in Washington this week, precious metals markets showed some signs of firming up.

The FED allows banks to do much more than what is proper based on the “economy is still bad” narrative. What does this mean for a private investor?

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

Our long term stocks/bond model is 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.

To find out what legal options are available for gold and silver investors who have been impacted by the fraudulent actions of JP Morgan and the CFTC, click below to watch this timely video now!

Chris joins Jim Goddard on Howestreet.com to discuss the latest moves in the markets and commodities. Bitcoin remains under pressure having just broken below $30,000. If it does not find support and drops to $16,000 or even $10,000, it would be the seventh time this...

Yellen says inflation and interest rates are “too low”. Straight from the Bizzaro World comes Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, wooing inflation and the higher interest rates that would attend it.

Recommendation: Buy Pan American Silver Corp. (PAAS:TSX; PAAS:NASDAQ, US$28.63–28.64) with a limit of $28.70. This $6 billion market-cap company is the fourth-largest silver producer in the world, with meaningful production of both gold and zinc as well.

Many silver investors have started to wonder if the big banks like J.P. Morgan break the rules, and then just treat the fines like a cost of doing business.

Last week, the Federal Reserve announced it will maintain an interest rate target of zero to 0.25 percent for the rest of 2021. The Fed said it will also continue its monthly purchase of 120 billion dollars of Treasury and mortgage-backed securities.

I’ve long been an avid and enthusiastic reader of the “In Gold We Trust” report (“IGWT”), as I believe countless other gold investors are, and I’ve always found great value in the insights, the analyses and all the astute commentary and elucidating charts it...

Monday gave us a fast snapback rally in the major US indices, with the S&P 500 adding 1.40% and erasing Friday’s losses. What’s on tap for the remainder of this week?

The Producer Price Index for the month of May was up 6.6% year over year. This was the greatest yearly increase since the Bureau of Labor Statistics began tracking the data. In addition, the Headline Consumer Price Index rose 5% year over year in May, which is the...

Are you as glad to see the pullback in the US equity indices as I am? Yes, rates are going up faster. Inflation has been acknowledged at a higher rate by the Fed. So what?!

There is some evidence that we are still in the bull market which started in 2009 and which could continue into 2021 before major cycles take over and it ends.  A move up to ~4500 is possible before the current bull market makes a final top and SPX corrects into its...

A lot of buzz has generated around a potential worldwide silver shortage, as the U.S. Mint indicated in a recent statement. However, early this month, a new statement was issued clarifying that the only real shortage was of “blanks” required for the Mint to...

Silver remains on a major BUY signal at the end of May. Long term – on BUY signal as of end of May. Short term – on sell signal. We closed out our positions this week with good profits.

Our long term stocks/bond model is 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 this week with excellent profits.

Recently, Gold and Silver have somewhat stalled after a fairly solid upside price trend in April and May 2021.  Looking at the longer-term Weekly Silver chart, we believe Silver is ready to pounce with a big move higher.

As if the Wall Street silver market didn’t already have enough challenges to deal with, now the industrial silver users are beginning to leave the COMEX as well.

This week was Fed meeting week. Since the Fed IS the “market” these days the “markets” hang on every word they say. Since the Fed inferred that they may raise rates in 2023 the “markets” showed their displeasure by falling. Of course, when Fed President Powell spoke...

In each of the last five bear markets since the 1970s, I have etched into my neural storage unit memories as strong and clear as if they happened yesterday. Each one of those nasty declines were accompanied with events that marked the tops and bottoms, consistently...

The FOMC statement and Powell’s presser is being marketed as “more hawkish.” But I do not see remotely the appearance of a “more hawkish” tilt, let alone any substance to back that assertion.

The Fed candidly admitted today’s soaring inflation is not what it had in mind, though it certainly is exactly what I’ve had in mind: At a news conference after the Fed’s statment [sic.] was released, Chairman Jerome Powell said he expects that inflation will be...

As investors, analysts and commentators warm to the idea that “inflation is likely transitory”, much of what we have been hearing from the the Fed and the United States Treasury seems to encourage and support that interpretation.

Everyone (and I mean everyone) has been talking about inflation. We finally got the CPI print on Thursday: 0.6% vs. 0.4% expected! The S&P 500 didn’t seem to care, though. Record highs! What’s next?

Flush with stimulus, the states are in a spending mood that can be summed up in a single word:  TOGA!!!!!  Take Oklahoma. Their latest budget reflects an annual increase of nearly 18%, according to report from the Associated Press. It includes bigger earmarks for...