Bullion Blog

What is the recommended strategy for playing the miners? by Stewart Thomson of Graceland Updates 1.   As gold surged into my sell zone at $2000/ounce, I laid out the $1835-$1775 area as my preferred “rebuy” zone for investors, with a focus on the miners. 2.   As gold reacted, I urged eager gold bugs to focus on profiting

ZUG, Switzerland & LONDON–(BUSINESS WIRE)–aXedras Group AG (aXedras) announces it has concluded its Series B funding round, including a strategic investment from the World Gold Council (WGC) who will be represented on the Board of Directors by David Tait, CEO of WGC. The aXedras team is excited to have reached this latest milestone and will

ZUG, Switzerland & LONDON, May 04, 2022–(BUSINESS WIRE)–aXedras Group AG (aXedras) announces it has concluded its Series B funding round, including a strategic investment from the World Gold Council (WGC) who will be represented on the Board of Directors by David Tait, CEO of WGC. The aXedras team is excited to have reached this latest

Record inflation will force Earth’s top two power players in a global currency power shift… by Josh Sigurdson via World Alternative Media Josh Sigurdson reports on Deutsche Bank, once one of the biggest banks in the world warning of a massive recession in the face of large inflation numbers and potential conflict, supply chain break

Exposing the lies of the rulers will not be tolerated, and having a different opinion will leave you…  by Mac Slavo of SHTFplan The United States ruling class has been defending its Orwellian “Ministry of Truth” since announcing it. Has the illusion of freedom finally shattered yet? Or are more people going to continue to

The fateful May FOMC meeting begins today with the usual behind-closed-doors chortling and back-slapping. There will be nothing new until tomorrow’s Fedlines and Powell presser but that won’t stop the endless speculation regarding the details. Personally, I think there’s very little chance of the 75 basis point fed funds rate hike that was posited by

What are the implications when China has this large hoard of gold? Alasdair Macleod with Patrick V. on Silver Bullion TV SBTV spoke with Alasdair Macleod, Head of Research with Goldmoney, about the evidence pointing to China having accumulated over 20,000 tons of gold in their reserves. Alasdair also believes that Russia’s gold reserves greatly

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What a lousy way to start the week. After the Globex shellacking we took on Friday, the selling continued overnight as London was closed for May Day. And then of course, once Comex opened, here came a massive wall of selling. First of all, Happy Monday. It’s MrsF’s birthday today so I’m going to try

Robo advisors are a trendy way to invest without actually having to do much work. Although rather late to the game, UOB’s new product, UOBAM Invest, is one of the few local bank-owned robo advisors in Singapore and is definitely worth looking at. By the way, there are absolutely heaps of robo advisors in Singapore

Shares of Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. WPM, +1.36% slipped 1.15% to C$56.92 Monday, in what proved to be an all-around poor trading session for the Canadian market, with the S&P/TSX Composite Index GSPTSE, +1.03% falling 0.34% to 20,692.22. This was the stock’s second consecutive day of losses. Wheaton Precious Metals Corp. closed C$8.53 short of

All of these similarities and differences are setting up a sea-change revaluation of capital, resources and labor that will…  by Charles Hugh Smith via Of Two Minds All of these similarities and differences are setting up a sea-change revaluation of capital, resources and labor that will be on the same scale as the extraordinary transitions

Where lies the puzzle of the present dollar-yen rate? by Brendan Brown via Mises How can we explain that the currency whose issuer has made the biggest inflationary mistake of all during the pandemic is the strongest (the US Consumer Price Index is up over 8 percent year on year), while that where the inflationary mistake

History still provides enduring lessons to prepare and better survive crises. Overall, the most important is… by Fabian Ommar via The Organic Prepper After my articles about Brazil’s battle against inflation during the 1980s went live (here and here), I got some requests for more practical, day-to-day tips to defend from soaring prices. Here are a few

Hey Musk! Just buy all the Silver ETFs! by Rafi Farber via Arcadia Economics Yes, it’s nice that Elon Musk spent a tiny fraction of his fortune to buy Twitter. But if you really want to know how insanely cheap silver is, consider this. Musk could have bought the entire world’s supply of transparent silver

Tactical currency commoditisation? by Samuel Briggs via Kinesis In this week’s Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire sits down with famed economist, Alasdair Macleod, to discuss China and Russia’s tactical currency commoditisation as the dollar continues to devaluate. The precious metals expert questions the Fed’s official narrative on inflation and shares his thoughts on the

In a free market without a central bank like the Fed, all increases in borrowing must be… by Mark Thornton via Mises Days after Netflix reported bad earnings and an “unexpected” hit to their subscriber base, CNN announced that it had pulled the plug on its own brand-new streaming service, CNN+. Despite arguments to the contrary from

Your host has had enough and next week promises to be very, very busy with the May FOMC and your latest BLSBS. So let’s call it a week a little earlier than usual. And I’ve had enough of today. As has been the recent norm, the PMs rallied in London on physical demand and then

Let the crazies talk. Everyone needs to see it for themselves… by Simon Black of Sovereign Man In 1962, a movie theater in Ohio screened a French film called Les Amants, which contained a risque sex scene. And, simply for showing the movie, the theater’s manager was arrested and convicted of violating Ohio’s obscenity laws. The

It’s just another day in the barrel as none of the gold-positive news matters after price rallies through the London session, only to get thrashed once that action moves to New York. I must admit that sometimes I find this BS more frustrating than others, though I’m sure this level is closely correlated with my

Welcome to this week’s Market Wrap Podcast, I’m Mike Gleason. The strange phenomenon of a rising Dollar Index continued to exert downside pressure on precious metals markets this week. Gold prices are down 1.2% since last Friday’s close to come in at $1,915 per ounce. Silver shows a weekly loss of 4.8% to trade at

Is the party finally over on Wall Street? by Michael Snyder of The Economic Collapse Blog Is the party finally over on Wall Street?  So far this month, the Dow is down more than 4 percent, the S&P 500 is down almost 8 percent, and the Nasdaq has fallen over 12 percent.  In fact, the

Our friend and fellow Turdite, John Adams, has been missing in action and keeping a low profile these past few months. However, that does not mean that he hasn’t been doing his part to help unravel and expose the global fractional reserve and digital derivative pricing scheme. So it’s good to hear from John again.

Derivatives are the Achilles heel… Dave Kranzler on Palisades Gold Radio We’ve been seeing a slow steady shift away from the dollar for the past decade. China has been utilizing its own currency in bilateral trade for some time. China has increased the size of its Asian trading markets so they are now less reliant

David Russell of GoldCore TV welcomes back David Hunter, Chief Macro Strategist with Contrarian Macro Advisors, who predicts that a ‘Melt-Up’ boom will still take the DOW to 45,000, the NASDAQ to 20,000, and the S&P to 6,000. He has also revised upwards his gold and silver price targets for 2022 to $3,000 and $50,