February 17, 2026

Hyperinflation Reset Looms: Gold as the Last Anchor

By Bob Brogan

In a recent New York interview with Daniela Cambone, Eric Griffin argued that gold’s $700 pullback and silvers $40 slide are not signs of weakness, but stress fractures in an overleveraged financial system. The real…

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February 13, 2026

Monetary Stability Requires Rules, Not Discretion

By Bob Brogan

The case for a gold price rule is not just about better central banking — it is about preserving economic stability before repeated monetary excess undermines our standard of living. History shows that when money…

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February 12, 2026

China Silver Market Signals Structural Physical Squeeze Despite Price Stabilization

By Bob Brogan

China’s silver market is showing clear signs of physical stress despite recent stabilization in global prices. Exchange inventories have fallen to multi-decade lows, and front-month contracts are trading in record backwardation, while spot buyers are…

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February 10, 2026

Money Flow Turns Bearish: A Signal of a Market Risk Regime Shift

By Bob Brogan

Given that our Daily Money-Flow Model turned fully bearish last Monday (2/2/26), the most important market interpretation is that price leadership and internal capital movement have already deteriorated beneath the surface even as parts of…

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February 6, 2026

Software Stocks Slide as AI Fears Rise

By Bob Brogan

U.S. software stocks have been in a sharp downturn, with major names like Microsoft, Salesforce, and ServiceNow sliding as investors worry that new AI tools could disrupt long-established business models. The S&P 500 Software &…

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February 5, 2026

Model Sell Alert: Limited Time to Get Defensive

By Bob Brogan

The Brogan Group Equity Research “Model Sell Alert” was recorded on Monday’s “Groundhog Day” (Mon. 2/2/26), and we need to make certain that you and your team are aware there is very little time to…

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February 4, 2026

Our Position: Structural Weakness Emerging in the U.S. Dollar

By Bob Brogan

Our view remains firm: the U.S. dollar is in a structural weakening phase driven by persistent deficit expansion, rising rollover risk in federal debt, and growing reliance on short-term Treasury bill issuance to fund government…

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February 3, 2026

Private Credit: Software Concentration Starts to Matter

By Bob Brogan

Private credit and BDC-style lenders are under pressure as the market starts to reassess how much exposure sits inside loan books tied to the software sector. From what I’m seeing, roughly a fifth of many…

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February 2, 2026

More Margin Calls

By Bob Brogan

The recent sharp selloff in gold and silver across futures and spot markets highlights how strongly short-term pricing is driven by paper positioning rather than purely by physical supply and demand. Large futures and options…

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January 30, 2026

Wouldn’t It Be Great If: A Mandate to Back the Dollar With Gold

By Bob Brogan

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…

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