Since Feb 16th, crude oil futures exploded in price from $58.45 per barrel to $119 (+105%) per barrel on March 10th, and are now trading at $98.82 this morning (April 4th). We regard this strong…

We’re seeing positive money flow and positive relative performance in gold futures—and that combination is what separates noise from conviction. Capital is not just rotating into gold on a headline basis; it’s consistently being allocated,…

For the U.S., the Middle East conflicts are not isolated wars but part of a long-term U.S. strategy to prevent any single power, particularly Iran, from dominating the region’s energy supply routes and geopolitical influence….

Little known, but to a few: Iran’s homeland is sinking every day and its water supply is rapidly disappearing. Yes, many Iranians want to migrate to safety — and this part is real, documented, and…

Yesterday (3/25/26), gold futures sold off sharply into mid-day, testing their rising 50-week moving average before staging a powerful hammer reversal and rebounding strongly into early March 26; if volume confirms today, this price action…

The global monetary system appears to be slowly changing toward a system backed by multiple forms of collateral, where sovereign debt, physical gold, and commodity-based assets all help support currencies, instead of the world relying…

Recent reports suggest the Iran war may be approaching its final phase, with the coming weeks potentially shifting toward ceasefire discussions and a transition into long-term economic recovery. Even if fighting slows, meaningful damage to…

Long-time Barron’s reporter Randall W. Forsyth recently described the current market environment as “one of the riskiest moments of the 21st century,” and the data increasingly supports that view. One of the primary concerns is…

Markets continue to grind lower rather than break outright, as positioning unwinds in an orderly fashion and key technical levels come into sharper focus. This type of price action often masks underlying fragility—if support levels…

The question of whether the United States will monetize its gold reserves to support the U.S. dollar is re-emerging, not as an immediate policy action, but as a reflection of growing structural pressures within the…