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The 35-page update was published and emailed to subscribers Sunday afternoon.

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder and Editor of The Daily Gold joins us to discuss the continued correction in precious metals, and commodities generally, and when he thinks the correction will reverse. It’s important to look to other, larger markets to get a heads up on when sentiment is shifting which could lead to a bounce in … Continue reading

Last week we wrote about the next fundamental catalyst for Gold, which could be three or four months away.    Today we write about what will lead to that catalyst.   Markets are a discounting mechanism. They anticipate and reflect the near future.    Gold isn’t going to decline continuously until a Fed policy reversal. … Continue reading

The Gold to Silver ratio has broken out. It has an upside target of 90. We discuss the significance of the breakout and what it means for Silver moving forward. We review 5 historical lows in Silver and 5 historical peaks in the Gold to Silver ratio. If the ratio peaks because of a crash … Continue reading

The 20-page update was published and emailed to subscribers on early Sunday AM.

Keith Weiner, founder and CEO of Monetary Metals, has a specific way to value Gold and calls it Gold’s fundamental price. It indicates Gold is undervalued by some $80 right now. Keith comments on the recent LME news, his long-term outlook for Gold and shares his views on Silver. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold … Continue reading

The 4-page flash update was published and emailed to subscribers early Friday AM.

Gold is primary driven by the trend in real interest rates. The dollar trend is secondary. One can argue the last 6 months especially has been a bearish environment for Gold as the dollar has surged and real interest rates have trended higher aggressively. Yet Gold has held up remarkably well. Click Here to Learn … Continue reading

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder and Editor of The Daily Gold, joins us to discuss how the rate of inflation, real interest rates, looking forward at stagflation, and the expectations around the Fed tightening cycle are affecting the gold and gold stocks. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

Amid the false breakout in the gold and silver miners and what appears to be the false breakout in Gold (above $1900), I want to step back and review the fundamental landscape.   Yes, inflation is raging, and that should be good for Gold. But not yet.   The reason is twofold: real interest … Continue reading