Weekly Market Analysis

Brexit Crushes British Pound... Gold is a worldwide reserve asset. We must increasingly expand our focus from not only what is happening here in the United States, but also toward the internationa...

The silent 800-pound gorilla in the room that no one is talking about is inching ever closer to what will likely be the most significant technical breakdown of our lifetimes. And that market is: th...

The gold price fell by $6 or 0.5% for the week to close at $1,200 as of the final trade on the New York COMEX futures exchange by Friday afternoon. It is sometimes helpful to change our perspective...

Metals Suffer In general, our political philosophies are independent and don't fit neatly within the “Right / Left” or “Republican / Democrat” paradigm. That is often portrayed by the mainstream m...

Gold finally saw a bounce this week, finishing higher by 2.5% or $29. The final trade as of the close on the New York COMEX futures exchange on Friday afternoon was $1,213. Still, as we reference...

The pain continued for precious metal investors this week. As tempting as it may be to hide our heads in the sand, this won't be in our best interests in the long run. Let us resist this urge and ...

Turkey is on the world’s financial radar suddenly. Concerns over the state of the country’s economy, including high debt, high inflation, and government intervention in the Turkish central bank’s o...

The July 31 – August 1 Federal Reserve policy meeting came and went without much fanfare this week. The Fed kept its interest rate policy stable for the time being, with the central bank’s target ...