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This analysis attempts to look at different metrics to understand the current momentum in the gold and silver markets. It is meant as an analysis on potential price direction in the very short-term (a few weeks to 1-2 months).
Patents provide vital incentives for innovation. Without these protections, the profit motive that fuels creativity starts to fade. Yet time and again, the U.S. has failed to provide a fair and consistent structure for this productivity to thrive.
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.
California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a bill this week that could force local refineries to stockpile fuel, a move he believes will smooth long-term gasoline prices.
On Tuesday, Peter took to his podcast to cover the last week in news. In politics, sinking confidence in Vice President Harris has led to what Peter calls a “Trump trade,” where Donald Trump’s rising odds of winning in November create bullish sentiment on Wall Street. Peter also hits on campaign promises made by both […]
With Kamala Harris rapidly fading in polls among African-Americans, her campaign just released a desperate “Opportunity Agenda” for black men outlining policies that will have disastrous economic consequences. Ironically, the consequences of “forgivable loans” are likely to be the most damaging to the very same groups that she’s claiming to help.
Last week, Peter appeared on Soar Financially, where he was interviewed by host Kai Hoffmann. The two dive into gold’s upward trajectory and its historical precedents, the market’s misguided optimism when it comes to the American economy, and recent events in domestic politics and international banking.
In this week’s episode, Peter offers an important reminder: the government has a strong incentive to bend the truth with their data, especially when we’re less than a month out from an election. Beyond this, Peter spends time discussing the proliferation of free market ideas on X, declares Grover Cleveland to be the last good […]
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.
A dangerous narrative has taken hold in some political circles: the idea that protectionist policies can revive American manufacturing and bring back jobs.
“No” is Boeing’s final word to union workers, who say they plan to remain off work for the “long haul” after the company walked away from the negotiating table.
