U.S. Drafted sanctions include metal and other commodities
Breakdown of how much it will cost for the motherboards, and how much gold one can expect to recover.
SD Weekly Metals and Markets welcomes a very bullish David Morgan for all the latest on the precious metals and the mining sector.
Dollar Bulls will be feeling green, and Gold & Silver Bulls will be seeing green with what he said next...
Complacency can turn into uncertainty VERY QUICKLY.
UPDATE - Germany Played Hard Ball - Gets The Gold
No time to be "a day late and a dollar short" with gold & silver
The effect of this on silver can be massive
And he wants Janet to play interest rate low-ball
Staggering amount of gold, painstakingly detailed camouflage and hiding spots, and it almost made it through...
Hungry?How about some gold!Yes. You can have your gold and eat it too.A new Japanese restaurant in Los Altos, Calif., will serve you a steak covered in gold flecks.
July was a good month for gold. The yellow metal was up 2.1% on the month, driven in large part by a weakening dollar and political uncertainty in the US. In fact, it's been a good year for gold so far. It's up just over 10% to date.This is great, but we're taking a pretty short-term view here. What do things look like if we step back and take in a broader perspective?Excellent.It's been a pretty good century for gold.
Total silver production from these four primary silver miners fell 27%, from 11 million oz (Moz) during Q2 2016, to 8 Moz Q2 2017.
Gold, meanwhile, has held its value well, boosting its appeal as a portfolio diversifier.
Fueled by liquidity and irrational exuberance do not reflect fundamental economic realities. An eventual market correction is inevitable.
Just as the dollar pulled a "dead cat bounce" to lull everybody back to sleep for the weekend - BAM! Gold & silver ain't goin' out like that!
This tells us that we’re entering the final years (or possibly months) of the debt mania.
It's more like a perfect storm. Here's a late-day update.
Fmr. IMF Chief Economist, Kenneth Rogoff & CNBC's Rick Santelli discuss wage growth & the manipulation of capital.
In a year filled with violence and political unrest, the currency has lost 94 percent of its value.