Wouldn’t it be great if, while U.S. markets are crashing—yesterday, today, tomorrow, over the weekend, and for many weeks and months to come—we recognize from our perspective why we must not delay mandating and acquiring…

The Shanghai Gold Hoard Is Forcing Gold Into BofA’s Bubble-Risk Zone. Capex spending has increased across the board. The market is just rewarding the ability to monetize it, while placing question marks on companies that…

Recent geopolitical shocks and rate-linked policy moves have pushed investors back into gold, silver, and select industrial metals, marking a renewed leg of the “debasement trade” as hard assets gain favor amid currency devaluation and…

Over the past 18 months we’ve favored gold and silver as practical hedges against a steadily weakening U.S. dollar, viewing both metals as strategic supports to confidence in the broader monetary system. With the gold–silver…

On January 22, 2026, gold posted what technicians call a “golden reversal,” after reaching a record high near $4,888 the prior day and then forming a textbook “shooting-star” candlestick, a pattern that typically signals short-term…

According to Reuters, a proposed 68-page U.S. bill would establish a federally governed stockpile of critical minerals including Silver, lithium, nickel, and rare earths, underscoring Washington’s push to secure supply chains vital to energy transition,…

Silver’s price action is no longer being driven primarily by macro factors such as growth, inflation expectations, or Fed policy, but by rising stress inside the futures market itself. Price discovery in silver is dominated…

We remain constructive on gold and silver. As we continue to hone in on gold and silver, our money-flow model continues to reflect net positive capital money flows. We need more hard assets evidence even…

Silver’s recent move has taken on the look of a classic “God candle”—trading slang for a near-vertical price surge driven by overwhelming buying pressure. With prices now hovering near $95/oz (Jan. 20, 2026), some of…

Silver is no longer trading as a marginal industrial input or a secondary precious metal, and with prices now above $90 the move is being driven less by speculation and more by a tightening supply-demand…