As the gold price keeps blowing through the bullion bank price targets, now even the banks that traditionally aren't so kind in their commentary towards gold are raising their forecasts.

With tension in the Middle East, as well as in the financial markets, there are probably few men on the planet who have more to say about these issues than Dr. Jim Willie, the Golden Jackass.

The price of gold has increased approximately 4,750% since 1935 when President Franklin D. Roosevelt raised the value of gold to $35 per ounce. This is compared to today’s gold prices (June 2020) that ...

Gold price (XAU/USD) remains depressed through the first half of the European session on Tuesday, though a combination of ...

Gold price (XAU/USD) is down almost 0.8% to near $3,300 during the European trading session on Monday. The yellow metal faces a sharp selling pressure as risk-off market sentiment has increased ...

We’re all waiting anxiously to see whether Trump’s bold initiatives usher in a golden economic era. If this is going to ...

We've seen an historic rally in the gold and silver markets over the past year and a half. But is the move already done, or are we still waiting for a big breakout?

Two weeks ago, we had some weakness in the precious metals sector, and I've been talking about a correction, or a ...

Morris Hubbartt is the creator of proprietary timing models in the Superforce Signals, Superforce 60 Trading Service. He is senior vice president, General Manager and as Co-Owner of a concrete ...

After last week's selloff, the gold price has once again rebounded, and is now back up over the $3,350 level. So, Vince takes a look at what signals the technical traders are getting right now ahead ...

After last week's selloff, the gold price has once again rebounded, and is now back up over the $3,350 level. So, Vince takes a look at what signals the technical traders are getting right now ahead ...

Credit expansion, AKA more and more debt, into von Mises ‘ Crack-Up-Boom would bring Stagflation at best, and Hyperinflation at worst in the not too distant future. Today’s better than expected ...