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Gold closed this week at $2,625 (down about $25 since last week) and silver at $29.55 (down about $1.05). The Fed cut rates in time for Christmas but stock markets dropped on the news, spoiled by promises of bigger cuts in 2025. Price action discussed at 6:26.
Gold closed this week at $2,650 (up about $25 since last week) and silver at $30.60 (up about $0.41). Joel discusses higher inflation, global rate cut momentum and why Trumps policies add fuel to the inflation fire. Price action discussed at 5:38.
Gold closed this week at $2,625 (down about $30 since last week) and silver at $30.01 (up about $0.36). Joel discusses Black Friday sales, global economic challenges in India and China, and Bitcoin above 100k. Price action discussed at 10:40.
Gold closed this week at $2,655 (down $60 since last week) and silver at $30.65 (down $0.70). Joel discusses troubling retail sales, Musk’s meteoric rise and the department of government efficiency (DOGE).
Gold closed this week at $2,715 (up $153 since last week) and silver at $31.33 (up $1.10). Joel and JD discuss recent price action, 100k Bitcoin and why Goldman Sachs predict just 1% annual returns to the S&P 500 over the next decade.
Gold closed this week at $2,562 (down $123 since last week) and silver at $30.23 (down $1.20). Joel discusses recent price action, recent USD gains, and why Trump faces a terrible dilemma around inflation.
This week, gold prices pulled back by around $50 from last week’s levels, and silver dropped roughly a dollar. These movements coincided with the recent election of Donald Trump as the 47th President of the United States.
Gold hit an all-time high of nearly $2,800 this week, closing at $2,735 (down $11 since last week) and silver at $32.44 (down $1.25). JD and Joel discuss gold’s new all-time high, how economic weakness, elections, and central bank moves are impacting demand for gold and silver.
Gold closed this week at $2,746 (up $24 since last week) and silver at $33.69 (about the same). What could the second US bank failure of 2024 and the global BRICS Summit mean for gold and silver?
Gold closed the week at $2,722 (up $65 since last week) and silver at $33.71 (up $2.19). We discuss the metals recent meteoric rise amid weak economic data and growing stress on major banks. We also unveil a new series on ancient wisdom.
Gold closed the week at $2,657 (up $5 since last week) and silver at $31.52 (up $0.67). We discuss the economic aftermath of Hurricane Milton, crashing Chinese stocks, and terrifying credit card interest rates.
