Precious metals news

While demand for U.S. Silver Eagles declined a bit during the first quarter of 2015, the Royal Canadian Mint sold the most Silver Maples ever.  Investors need to realize the […]

In silver, the open interest rose by 2351 contracts even though Monday’s silver price was down by 3 cents. The total silver OI continues to remain extremely high with today’s reading at 186,356 contracts now at […]

When an investment columnist who makes it a point to tell you, “I am no gold bug,” writes a column entitled “Gold can glitter if stocks hit the rocks,” it should serve as a pretty good indication now may be the right time to invest in gold.
Jeff Reeves writes for MarketWatch, “…given the continued volatility in the stock market and the risk of a correction, it’s worth considering a targeted bet on the precious metal.” Reeves is usually a technical analyst of the precious metals markets, while we look at the fundamental reasons for investing in gold and silver. When these two methods of analysis align, investors should take note.
In fact, there are a number of factors that indicate investors should consider gold now.

In part two of this face-to-face discussion, Peter Schiff and Mike Maloney turn to the precious metals. Has the price of gold ever been overvalued, or is it still undervalued? In a world of debased paper money, what roles can gold and silver play in the future?

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How much longer can “they” hold it together?  Answer – longer than most of us think likely. A better question is:  Will the next financial crisis be as bad as […]

Over 1,500 piglets are on the run after a semi carrying 2,200 overturned in Ohio, with local fire division on the scene tweeting:  "crews are chasing piglets all over the […]

In the latest Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss economies faking it for so long, they’ve forgotten what ‘making it’ even looks like. With trickle down Potemkinism, formerly employed […]

CME Group bars two gold futures traders for allegedly spoofing This is propaganda 101. The lie big enough that it’s almost mesmerizing. As long as you keep them confused, disconnected, […]

Another poor, frightened police officer battles his worst foe – a citizen with a video camera...

From Greg Hunter, USA Watchdog: Finance and economic writer David Morgan thinks the global economy very likely could take a sudden turn for the worst. Morgan says, “There is going to […]

governments are losing their power enforcing draconian measures. He commented that the debt market is arriving to a tipping point & sooner governments will have to make tough choices

In an elaborate escape that seems straight out of the Shawshank Redemption (the only thing missing is a Raquel Welch poster), two NY prisoners serving life sentences for murder have […]

We are seeing a select group of producing miners – and companies that are close to production –catch higher bids in the stock market. The losers are still getting punished […]

“It’s like termites eating at a structure,” said Mr. Volcker, “The building hasn’t fallen down yet. But if you get enough termites, the building’s going to get pretty rickety.”

Argentina wasn’t always this way. It used to be one of the wealthiest in the world. But it’s an important reminder that no country– no matter how rich its economy […]

Recently Peter Schiff visited Mike Maloney in California. During his stay they filmed nearly 3 hours of discussions about Gold, Silver, Freedom, & the economy in general. Over the next few weeks we

"There is no such thing as a derivative that does not have an implied or defined interest rate characteristics. This is the chain that connects them all.  That makes this […]

I’ve been in Europe a couple of days now and one of my main goals here, other than protesting the G7, Bilderberg and visiting Liberland, was to find out if […]

Last week, International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde said that the Federal Reserve should delay any interest rate hikes until 2016.
Higher US policy rates could still result in significant market volatility with financial stability consequences that go well beyond the US borders. In weighing these risks, we think that there is a case for waiting to raise rates until there are more tangible signs of wage or price inflation than are currently evident. In other words, we think a rate hike would be better off in early 2016.”