By Mac Slavo Up until January, the majority of people assumed that governments and central banks had everything under control. Zero-Interest and Negative-Interest rate policies…
By Stefan Gleason The gold bull is back. After trending downward for more than four years, gold prices have broken out to the upside with…
By Clint Siegner Gold officially entered a bull market in last week’s trading with prices gaining more than 20% from their December lows. The silver…
By Justin Spittler If you’re buying gold right now…the government could be tracking you. If you’re buying gold, you’re likely not doing it to make…
By David Smith At the close of market on the Wednesday this essay was written, the price of one troy ounce of gold was US…
By Clint Stiegner Government bureaucrats, central bankers, and Wall Street executives all have their own reasons for hating the cash in your wallet. So, no…
By Mac Slavo Earlier this month, as retail investors lost confidence in the global economy and broader stock markets, an air of panic began to…
By Michael Snyder Stock markets around the world continue to collapse as this new global financial crisis picks up more steam. In the U.S., the…
By Clint Stiegner Keeping an Eye on Bullion Supply and Demand A lot is riding on the demand side of the equation when it comes…
By Joshua Krause When the Federal Reserve decided to raise interest rates last December, the experts were convinced that precious metals were going to take…
By Stefan Gleason Have we reached peak precious metals? Many analysts think so. Just to be clear, however, the idea of peak gold and peak…
By Joshua Krause Today was an encouraging day for gold investors. The precious metal rose above $1,100 an ounce, breaking above a 100-day moving average. Silver…
By Clint Siegner Sound money issues make for good politics these days. The leading Republican candidates have all suggested reforms to our monetary system. The…
By Stefan Gleason Several Republican presidential candidates are floating the idea of returning to some form of a gold standard in the U.S., although none…