As you look at price today, keep in mind that it's going to be a long and volatile week. You might also keep in mind that the past several weeks have seen late week reversals of early week moves.
And you might keep in mind that, even though November is NOT a "delivery month" for either...
It's as if the Comex Digital Metals finally woke up from a deep slumber and realized that this REPO/liquidity crisis might be a big deal. Prices have surged and have broken out of the chart patterns we've been following all month. So the question becomes, can we hold these gains through the day...
Whether it's a reaction to the exploding REPO use, the miserable Durable Goods report or the impending China speech from VP Pence, it's nice to see the Comex digital metals moving higher this morning.
Of course, we'll just have to see if these gains can hold through the day and into...
Our pal Ronni and his team are out today with their mid-year chartbook. This is usually posted about six months following the release of their annual "In Gold We Trust" report and the latest issue demands your attention.
Thanks again to Ronni, Mark and everyone else at Incrementum for...
It's always fun to appear on Greg Hunter's USA Watchdog site and we recorded this new segment yesterday. You should have a listen when you have a few minutes.
On an otherwise light news morning, your host has unearthed a few nuggets that demand your attention. You're spot on if it seems to you that the global central banks have been quick to reverse course over the past few months. Some of the links I have for you today would suggest that these...
The new week begins with Comex gold moving sideways while Comex silver tacks on some gains. There's not much economic data pending this week...which means we'll be subject to headline risk on the usual topics of China, REPO and Brexit.
But it really is just a clown show and a sort of...
Another string of dismal US economic numbers this morning are not enough to jump start Comex gold and silver. But that's OK. These numbers certainly aren't enough to jump start the US economy, either, as it slowly grinds to a stand-still and contracts toward recession.
With the US moving out and Russia moving in, another new chapter in The New Cold War is being written. In this abbreviated podcast, Batchelor and Cohen provide historical background and current perspective to the rapidly-changing situation.
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