Why Silver’s Supply Shock Is Inevitable 

Why Silver’s Supply Shock Is Inevitable 

Here’s something wild: most silver mines aren’t really silver mines. Roughly 70% of all silver comes as a byproduct of mining for other metals like copper, zinc, and lead. That means silver production isn’t responding to silver demand — or even silver prices. And...
ISM Services PMI Barely Hangs On to Expansion

ISM Services PMI Barely Hangs On to Expansion

The American services engine came more than one point under expectations but stayed in the green by the slimmest of margins last month, even as price pressures roared back to life and trade frictions deepened. The Institute for Supply Management’s Services Purchasing...
The Cup, the Handle, and Gold’s ‘Final Third’ Phase

The Cup, the Handle, and Gold’s ‘Final Third’ Phase

Brandon Sauerwein, EditorHistory may not repeat itself exactly, but it often rhymes — especially in the gold market.There are some uncanny similarity between today’s gold market and the legendary 1970s bull run. When adjusted for scale, the patterns align almost...
Last Week in Gold: Tariff Pressure Eases and ECB Holds Rates

Last Week in Gold: Tariff Pressure Eases and ECB Holds Rates

Gold prices refused to budge much last week, with the LBMA Gold Price PM settling Friday at $3,344 per ounce—just 0.3 percent below the prior close. That leaves the metal up a dazzling 28.6 percent year-to-date, still among 2025’s best-performing assets despite a...
Price Surge to $40 in 2025?

Price Surge to $40 in 2025?

Silver is quietly making waves in 2025, up nearly 30% so far this year and trading near $37.50 per ounce. While gold often steals the spotlight with record highs, silver’s unique role as both a precious metal and an industrial powerhouse is crafting a compelling story...
Why Business Must Keep its Hands Out of Regulation

Why Business Must Keep its Hands Out of Regulation

Even free of outside interest, the government would still create inefficiencies and have numerous conflicts of interest, but a recurring core of over regulation and poor governmental choices is interference by businesses. While there are many legal paths to this, they...