From this week’s edition of J Taylor’s Gold, Energy & Tech Stocks newsletter: Gold’s slight correction of 3.99% this week doesn’t say much. But the
There’s a stage in precious metals bull markets where even the least-interested mainstream media outlets feel compelled to acknowledge that something big is happening. This
What are the odds of gold trading at 1776 on Independence Day weekend? Seems like a good omen … I’ll go out on a limb
Take a world that’s spinning out of control with debt, money creation and pretty much every other measure of financial danger flashing red. Add the
There’s a debate in gold bug circles over whether the price difference between gold and silver – the gold/silver ratio – tells us anything useful.
Sound money advocates have been proclaiming that “the Fed can’t print gold” pretty much since the end of the last gold standard in 1971. But
The Wall Street Journal just published the kind of article gold bugs dream of seeing in the mainstream press. Here’s an excerpt: Coronavirus Sparks a
Precious metals advocates have been warning for years that the time to load up on a safe haven asset is before it’s needed, because by
I was sitting here writing a post about how even though gold and silver prices are down, dealers are facing shortages of one-ounce bullion coins
No one interested in current income buys gold mining stocks because those stocks are traditionally all about capital gains. As ‘leveraged plays on the price
The 2010s were not kind to precious metals, in either nominal or relative terms. Gold and silver are down from their 2011 highs and waaayyy
Excerpted from Katusa Research: These days, silverbugs have every reason to shout from the rooftops. Even with spot silver trading mostly rangebound, many silver stocks
The gold market has a saying — “sell in May and go away” – for a good reason: Asians like to give gold jewelry as
Major US bank Wells Fargo has apparently been getting a lot of client inquiries about gold, and has responded pretty much as you’d expect: Hold
Mark Mobius took over for the legendary John Templeton at Franklin Templeton’s Emerging Markets Fund back in the 1980s, and filled those big shoes well
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