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Gold closed the week at $2,387 (down $13) and silver at $27.91 (down 4.7%). This week’s GDP numbers give the illusion of a strong economy. In reality, the economy remains insecure. The Fed must cut rates; the recent dip in precious metals prices is unlikely to last.
Gold closed the week at $2,405 (down $5) and silver at $29.30 (down 5%). The US Federal Reserve is growing increasingly worried about the economy as recent data flash even more warning signs. Investors are rushing to gold and silver, pushing prices to all-time highs. The recent dip creates a buying opportunity, especially for silver.
Gold closed this week slightly down but remains up 12.5% year-to-date. Silver is up 25% year-to-date. This week’s political news show governments around the world moving right and central banks adding on more gold.
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.
Joel and JD unravel the shocking economic turmoil of the week, spotlighting the catastrophic collapse of Republic First Bank, alarming jobs data, and Powell’s foreboding speech. With the Fed confessing anxiety about inflation and pulling rate cuts off the path, it’s now clear: we’re in dangerous territory with no guard rails in sight!
JD and Joel unpack Peter’s latest podcast and the economy’s current path toward stagflation. We look at this week’s price action, macroeconomic data, and a quote from Jordan Peterson.
