This week we’ll hear from Dan Norcini, who joins us to break down the markets like no else one can. Dan discusses some of the wild moves in the markets of late, the thing he focuses on the most when trying to predict what’s ahead for gold.

This year’s presidential election is getting lots of attention, and customers are asking about how the outcome might impact the gold and silver markets. The questions generally fall along two lines. One is whether we think a Donald Trump victory will be good for prices and another regarding what a…

With each passing day, systemic risks in the financial system become greater. Smart money insiders and billionaire investors are taking note – and taking defensive actions.

The dust is still settling after Britain's seismic Brexit vote June 23rd. At issue: who should control British economic and immigration policies – Brits themselves, or unelected bankers and their bureaucracy stooges. A choice between the liberty of self-determination or the tyranny of faraway…

Jim Rickards, author of the book The New Case for Gold. Jim reports on some alarming evidence of a gold supply shortage developing across the world and the increasingly dangerous folly of central bankers.

Will you take action to protect your family's financial house as the ground begins to shift beneath their feet? Afterwards, will you be able to state "I took sensible steps to act upon the information here and elsewhere that was presented to me?" Or will you just shrug your shoulders? And say,…

Friday’s employment report featured the headline unemployment rate falling from 5.0% to 4.7% – which is a huge move lower. About the only encouraging aspect of the report is that markets largely ignored the fantasy headline for a change and focused on the ugly details. Nearly everyone acknowledged…

Michael Rivero of WhatReallyHappened.com updates us on some of the key developments in the ongoing attempt by the central planners to bring about a one world government, when and why we’re likely to see a massive inflationary uptick in the not too distant future, and how gold and silver may end up…

The news unfortunately just keeps getting worse for customers and creditors of Northwest Territorial Mint. The prominent bullion dealer located near Seattle, Washington filed for bankruptcy court protection at the end of March. The losses of customers who never received delivery of orders plus the…

David Morgan, the Silver Guru & publisher of The Morgan Report joins me to break down the recent market action in the metals. He also explains why he believes 2016 is going will be a pivotal year.

A respectable number of Americans hold investments in gold and silver in one form or another. Some hold physical bullion, while others opt for indirect ownership via ETFs or other instruments. A very small minority speculate via the futures markets. But we frequently report on the futures markets –…

There’s been some big news out of China lately, and today we’ll dive deeper into the discussion when I welcome in Gordon Chang. Mr. Chang is one of the foremost experts on the Chinese economy and has written a book titled The Coming Collapse of China. He’ll tell us why he believes an epic collapse…

This spring, the center of gravity in the gold trading universe shifted eastward. China’s Shanghai Gold Exchange launched a yuan-denominated gold price fix on April 19th. The new Asia-centric gold pricing mechanism highlights the fact that for many years physical gold has been flowing from the West…

Friday's disappointing jobs report sets the stage for markets to continue weighing the broader implications this week. Gold and silver prices rose modestly Friday on the increasing likelihood that the Federal Reserve won’t raise rates in June. However, the precious metals still registered losses for…

Craig Hemke of the TF Metals Report gives perhaps the best explanation you’ll ever hear on the gold & silver price manipulation scheme & also talks about the new Shanghai Gold & Silver Exchange.

In our pursuit to provide you with the very best precious metals products, Money Metals recently made a special arrangement to offer bars made by PAMP Suisse, widely considered to be the premier name in the retail bullion market.

History shows that interest rates tend to rise along with inflation rates. When the Fed overshoots inflation, then, yes, it can cause markets to tumble. But with the Fed funds rate barely a quarter of a point above zero, we’re a long way away from an overshoot.

The rally in the U.S. Dollar weighed on precious metals markets once again over the past week. Investors are preparing for another Fed rate hike, perhaps as soon as June. There was good news in the U.S. housing markets, and a modest upward revision in 1st quarter GDP to bolster the case for…

The specter of government forcefully confiscating gold is still roaming around out there. That nagging prospect dampens many buying decisions, unfortunate at a time when gold, and especially silver, are near historically bargain basement prices when measured in fiat currency.

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As we move through 2016, the Horsemen of the geopolitical, economic, and social apocalypse are on the march. There is an answer... A revaluation in the price of the most powerful, effective, and durable store of value humankind has ever utilized – gold.

This Week we’ll hear an amazing interview with James Rickards, author of Currency Wars, The Death of Money & The New Case for Gold. He shares his insights on Fed governors, the ramifications of negative interest rates, & the likelihood of gold repricing.

David Smith of The Morgan Report speaks this week. David talks about the bullish market in the metals, why the environment figures to be positive moving forward, & why those who haven’t secured the low-priced bullion are running out of time.

Prior to last week, Deutsche Bank made headlines for a string of huge losses and massive exposure to risky derivatives. The last time the firm’s shares traded at prices this low, the world was in the midst of 2008’s financial apocalypse.

Spring has sprung for precious metals mining stocks. The HUI gold stocks index surged 6.2% on Monday to close at a 14-month high. The HUI chart shows a strong base was built from last summer through this January, and from that base a new bull market has begun.

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This week we’ll hear an explosive interview with Gerald Celente, publisher of the Trends Journal. As usual Gerald pulls no punches when speaking about the Fed’s follies, election-year craziness, Europe in turmoil, and what’s ahead for gold.

Gold and silver are among the best performing assets year to date. All that momentum has brought much needed speculative interest back into the futures markets and into the ETFs. The only problem is these folks do not represent “strong hands.” The metals markets have some challenges to face.

We tend to think of coinage as having just two sides – front and back. But there's actually a third side – the edge – which serves as a metaphor for how we can approach problem-solving and the acquisition of knowledge in just about any situation.

Michael Rivero tells us this week what to expect during the rest of the primary season, whether or not Donald Trump can be stopped, and how likely we are to see inflation come roaring back.

Unfortunately we're seeing a lot of manipulation and rigging in the paper markets, and governments are looking the other way because they're trying to make everything look good, especially here in the United States during an election year.

Bullion investors like their privacy. The off-the-grid nature of physical gold and silver is one of the metals’ most attractive features. They cannot be tracked electronically, and, in this age of government surveillance, that is increasingly important. Especially given our government’s sordid…

Among all the choices you have for gold and silver bullion, genuinely historic metal is still around at reasonable prices. The runaway classic is ninety-percent U.S. silver coinage.