On October 12th, the silver market went into a rare condition defined as backwardation. Not unlike the inverse yield curve for bonds, which is when short term rates exceed long term ones,…
Gold’s meteoric rise in 2025, with prices soaring to a record $4,200 an ounce, has dominated headlines, often eclipsing silver’s own remarkable performance. Yet silver is having a standout year, with prices…
The precious metals have been on a shining run so far this year amid rising trade uncertainties and the potentially heavy blow on corporate earnings that tariffs will deal. Undoubtedly, tariffs can…
With the first half of 2025 in the history books, investors may be surprised to see precious metals on the move. A gold-and-silver rally appears to be underway, and these commodities can…
While gold grabs the headlines, silver beckons investors as a timely opportunity amid a shifting economic landscape. With global markets facing inflationary pressures, geopolitical unease and purchases by central banks, silver’s dual…
The price of silver has pushed above $30 an ounce shortly after Monday's opening bell. Is this the result of another burst of enthusiasm from small investors?
Bitcoin is within a few percent of closing at an all-time high. Will it make it? If it does, will the high last longer than a week?
There is still much economic uncertainty facing the economy and the stock market. This uncertainty also pertains to bonds, as well as the recent trading in gold and silver. The tech-heavy NASDAQ…
There are many reasons to believe that gold and silver can go much higher, but there also are many reasons to believe that this is yet another bubble in the works.
Companies that benefit from the moves in gold are generally the miners, but in reality, every company has its own nuances about how its role plays into gold and silver.
While many investors are hyper-focused on gold, the issue that may be overlooked by much of the investing public is what happens to the price of silver in the coming weeks.
Silver is supposed to track gold to a certain extent, but in 2020 that just is not the case. Silver is proving to live up to its nickname the "Devil's Metal."
Silver is supposed to be correlated to gold, so it should be rising by close to the same amount. Yet, there has been a disparity in the metals market.
If tariffs and an ongoing trade war with China were not enough, now gold bugs get to cheer in silence at a 5% tariff implemented on goods coming from Mexico as an…
With the overhang and larger media frenzy around bitcoin and cryptocurrencies having witnessed a death of a thousand cuts, the interest in gold has been coming back with a rising price.
