His take on where we are relative to the 1973-1974 fractal of the gold chart. If he is correct, and I believe he is, we are at the beginning of a long upward trajectory. I think the same goes for silver, but for different reasons. Gold doubled over the time
Both silver and gold have once again taken a beating this week. I still stand by my conviction that long-term physical holdings should be held, and short-term tradeable metals, stocks, etc. should be traded. The temptation to sell the physical metals at this time is real. The psychological reason is
After the fun and games on the market last week,I have put together my thoughts on the position with gold and silver as well as on parts of the geopolitical situation. If you’re looking at capital preservation, short-term price manipulation does not affect physical precious metals holdings. Your ounce weighs
I’m going to do something a little different this week. Instead of the usual quick commentary before the charts, I want to walk you through the numbers behind what’s happening right now, because the numbers are more powerful than any opinion I could offer. The United States spent $5.6 billion
Interesting: I have a few thoughts on who controls the markets myself. Because gold and silver are looking as if they may break out, I think it will be of interest to have a look at the relative strength of the indicators we look at in evaluating the current economic
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