A man who writes about crises for a living will not trade them. He earns in dollars, saves in gold and land on a clock, and thinks a small hole in the diesel market is about to become too much fuel. ...Read More
Kenny Zhu did not name a price or a date. He said a silver price rally may not bring new ounces until it overwhelms industrial buyers, byproduct mines, and a free float that looks fine until the money arrives. ...Read More
A drop to $48 is a second step. It starts only if silver closes under about $54.50, a shelf that sits almost on the July low. The stocks do not sort until you know whether last quarter's cost was a silver ounce or a blended ounce struck near $64. ...Read More
Resistance near $4,235 is a place the price has not cleared. The warning of a fall to $4,000 is a second step, and it starts only if closer support gives way first. ...Read More
A gold price correction does not sort miners by how hard the share fell on a down day. It sorts them by the gap between what an ounce costs to keep producing and the price the next quarter will actually realize. ...Read More
A two-year record call is a bet that official buying, debt, and a doubted dollar outrun yields. It is not a bet that this week's price already won. Most dated 2026 targets do not even clear the old high. ...Read More
A weaker dollar can rent gold a round number before lunch. It cannot rent the year. The year is still under the January high, and the next hike has only moved from October toward December. ...Read More
An alert about Beijing is not a magnet. The thing worth watching is a named product, leaving a named plant, on a date the company has already printed. These three names are three stages of that test. None of them is a bid. ...Read More
Silver is under $60 because the price fell, not because patience suddenly got cheaper. The drop helps only the investor who has written down the cost, the deficit, and the yield. The chart will not write them. ...Read More
The bank kept a $5,000 price for 2027, cut this year's deck, and set a long-term price below the spot. A pullback is an opportunity only against the number you are willing to underwrite, and the same note contains both. ...Read More
The metal took back about $54 after Wednesday's close because Treasury yields retreated. Fifty-four dollars does not fix a pit wall, a seismic event, or a cost guide that was raised by more than the bounce. ...Read More
Duncan Wanblad said the conversations are real. He also said no one has bought a share. A data-center check does not mine a pound, and the pound this merger would add still needs a stamp from Beijing. ...Read More
Jamie Beck said the mine has to go back to reserve grade. That grade is 7 grams, not the 237-gram headline. A bigger plant is how he plans to keep the ounces when the fat years thin. The state's half of those years is already in dispute. ...Read More
The gold headline dies when the short core is removed. The silver in the rest of the hole does not. The 51-year plan is a June initial assessment of the low-grade mountain, not of this hole. An initial assessment is not a reserve. ...Read More
BHP and the supervisors' union took Thursday's walkout off the calendar. The mine had not stopped. The price support was for an absence that did not arrive. What remains is the copper that weather, rock, and other payrolls can still withhold ...Read More
The clip is not a call to buy a metal. It is a banker saying governments cannot borrow and spend without end. Schulich already priced that habit. Ninety cents of purchasing power, gone, every thirty years. The index says less. The habit says he was naming the path, not last year's basket. ...Read More
The strategist did not pick a miner. He picked a band. Around $50 is the first support he named, $84 is the line he said silver must retake to show strength, and about $31 is the old average still on the page. A stock is none of those three numbers. ...Read More
The headline's 4 percent is already softer than the futures settle. Best value is a worse shortcut. The cost has to be in the same unit as the ounce you think you bought, and for most Canadian silver names that unit is not a pure silver ounce. ...Read More
A watchlist is a set of facts that could prove a story wrong. The October drop in bullion does not answer whether a pit wall, a Canadian labour bill, a Red Lake slide, a cost definition, or a $4,800 conversion price is the thing you actually own. ...Read More