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Gold closed the week at $2,391 and silver closed up 7% at $31.20. JD and Joel explain what’s beneath this massive price upswing, drill into recent US jobs reports, and ponder the hypocrisy of power-hungry politicians.
Please note: the CoTs report was published 06/28/2024 for the period ending 06/25/2024. “Managed Money” and “Hedge Funds” are used interchangeably. The Commitment of Traders report is a weekly publication that shows the breakdown of ownership in the Futures market. For every contract, there is a long and a short, so the net positioning will […]
Gold closed the week about the same at $2,326 as silver closes down $0.40 at $29.13. JD and Joel explain what’s behind the institutional demand for gold, recent upswing in money supply, and the catastrophic presidential debate.
This week flashed early warning signs of a recession as gold and silver prices rose yet again. Despite an inflationary environment, non-essential goods are getting price cuts as the Fed reassures the public that rates won’t go higher.
In light of the recent pullback and low premiums, now is a unique opportunity to buy silver with prices 40% below their historic highs of $50 per oz. JD and Joel also discuss the cause of the price pullback this week, the shocking Berkshire’s stock price fumble, and the 8-figure-fortunes of a GameStop day-trader.
As silver holds above $30 per oz, Joel and JD discuss disastrous Chicago manufacturing, Howard Marks, Trump’s conviction, and the current shortage in platinum.
Silver broke $30 per ounce and gold $2,500 this past week. Joel and JD unpack the recent breakout and Peter Schiff’s analysis, and what to look out for in the leg up.
Gold and silver are up again this week and poised to sail away once the Fed lowers interest rates. Joel and JD discuss recent price action, meme stocks, Fed policy, and what to look out for before prices rise further.
With Mother’s Day around the corner, gold is up almost $60 on the week. Bad jobs numbers and terrible consumer sentiment have soured economic expectations. The Fed is more likely to lower interest rates sooner, but it’s too late to save the economy from the inflation to come.
JD and Joel discuss hotter-than-expected inflation data, Peter’s recent podcast, TikTok, Twitter, and gold and silver price action.
