It's nearly groundbreaking time on the Texas Bullion Depository with the site chosen and approved. Here's an update...
In this week's SD Weekly Metals & Markets, Christopher discusses the gold & silver markets and shares his near term forecasts...
But Still Double Pre-2008 Market Crash Level
There is an important picture that is currently developing which, if it continues, will impact earnings and ultimately the stock market. Let’s take a look at some interesting economic numbers out this past week.
SD Friday Wrap: After non-stop poundings all week, it's nice to see the metals run...
The SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap podcast combines a succinct summary of the week’s precious metals news coupled with thoughtful analysis. You can subscribe to the podcast on iTunes.
At SchiffGold, we pride ourselves on being a full-service precious metals dealer, and my Fun on Friday column is no exception. I want to make sure I'm providing you all the information you need. So, do you remember the previous Fun on Friday post when I told you how you can turn your next dinner party into a roaring success by making your guests poop gold?Well, I've found just the thing you need to round out the experience.If your guests are going to poop gold, they should do it on a $100,000 gold-plated toilet made out of Louis Vuitton bags.
Conventional wisdom holds that an interest rate hike in December will be bad for gold.But will it?There is actually evidence the opposite could be true.
Simon Black says that regulators are already sniffing around, and now these two things could pop the bubble rather quickly...
The Fed was supposed to start unwinding their balance sheet in October. It is now mid-November & the Balance Sheet is growing rather than unwinding.
Why are the Federal Reserve officials "blameless" for the economy’s booms and busts?
Gold just broke above its 50-day moving average, after bouncing off its 200-day on Tuesday.
— here's all you need to know. The South American country is negotiating with its international creditors how to restructure the repayment of $60 billion.
And the support level for the coming stock market crash is likely DOW 1,000. Here's why...
Subtly, the EU is looking to establish preparations for the coming banking crisis and how to protect the banks from massive withdrawals.
The euro zone economy remains dependent on cheap credit and the European Central Bank is using the extension of its massive bond buys to push out any expectation for a rise in borrowing costs
Sharp Dose of Deja Vu for Italy’s Teetering Banks.
China’s central bank boosted its supply of money to the financial system by the most since January, adding to speculation that policy makers are looking to ease concerns sparked by a bond market selloff.
an indication of extraordinarily easy financial conditions.
What it boils down to is these senior Fed officials want to let the inflation genie out of the bottle just that little bit more…let the economy run “hot” for a while