Commentaries

Today it appears as though the gold price is going to remain in Christmas Sale mode as it looks to finish today on its second week of decline.

Gold fell more than 1 percent on Tuesday hitting its lowest price in nearly a month.

The long-term T bond could be a great short even if it remains within its secular uptrend (interest rates in a secular downtrend) because as the big picture monthly chart of the ‘Continuum’ shows, there is a long way up to the 100 month EMA where another theoretical red arrow would be painted on long-term … Continue reading

I have been writing about risk management for quite a while now in the newsletter and want to be a little more explicit about it now here on the site.  We’ll use weekly charts to illustrate. The nominal gold price has done nothing unusual, even after yesterday’s hard decline to the 35 week exponential moving … Continue reading

The chart displayed below was taken from a recent article at The Daily Reckoning and shows the median gold price forecasts of analysts monitored by Bloomberg.

Today’s essay is the first one in our two-part commentary on U.S. debt and the dollar collapse.

This morning gold has made a small advance thanks to a slightly stronger Euro.

We don’t hear much about gold and silver anymore on the news.

10 days ago, in our gold and silver stocks essay, we wrote that volatility in the mining stocks sector was mostly emotionally-driven.

New research from The Real Asset Company shows that when it comes to gold, everyone’s been looking at the wrong data.