U.S. Tariffs on Swiss Gold Bars Spark Bullion Market Chaos

U.S. Tariffs on Swiss Gold Bars Spark Bullion Market Chaos

A shockwave just tore through the gold market. The United States has imposed a 39% import tariff on Swiss-refined 1 kg and 100-ounce gold bars — a move that blindsided traders, rattled refineries, and sent COMEX gold futures surging to record highs above $3,500/oz. On...
Abolish the Bank of Portugal Before It Causes More Damage

Abolish the Bank of Portugal Before It Causes More Damage

Free-marketers are quick (and correct) to blame the Fed for America’s monetary troubles. But as bad as the Federal Reserve is, other countries, like Portugal, have corrupt central banks that rival the Fed in its corporatism, inflationism, and irresponsibility. The...
Why Physical Gold Beats ETFs and Digital Gold in 2025

Why Physical Gold Beats ETFs and Digital Gold in 2025

If you’re new to gold investing, you may be wondering: Should I buy a gold ETF or physical gold? Both options give you exposure to the price of gold, but they’re very different — and for investors who want true safety and protection, physical gold (bullion coins and...
BOJ Flags Trade-War Headwinds, Hints at Rate Hikes

BOJ Flags Trade-War Headwinds, Hints at Rate Hikes

Japan’s central bankers are juggling a stubbornly hot CPI, cooling exports, and a fresh volley of U.S. tariffs—all while investors pile into gold. In its July 30th-31st policy meeting, the Bank of Japan (BOJ) conceded the economy “has recovered moderately,” yet warned...
Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle: America’s Most Beautiful Coin

Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle: America’s Most Beautiful Coin

When you hold a Saint-Gaudens Double Eagle in your hand, you’re not just holding a piece of gold—you’re holding a masterpiece born from ambition, artistry, and a pivotal era in American history. It’s not hyperbole to say this coin changed everything. Some call it the...
U.S. Tariffs on Swiss Gold Bars Spark Bullion Market Chaos

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...