Inflation has risen, but bond yields have declined. Such a divergence is strange — beware gold bulls!Would you like to see something mysterious? If yes, please look at the chart below. It shows the yields on 10-year US Treasuries (red line) and CPI annual inflation rates (blue line) in recent years. As you can see, a huge divergence emerged this year: while inflation surged above 5%, nominal...Read More
Adam HamiltonArchivesSep 03, 2021The gold miners' stocks suffered a rough summer, getting hammered lower as collateral damage on gold-futures speculators fearing Fed tightening. That heavy gold-stock selling certainly wreaked havoc, leaving overwhelmingly-bearish sentiment in its wake. But the unloved and deeply-out-of-favor gold stocks are starting to claw back. Their strong fundamentals continue...Read More
In a recent broadcast, technical advisor Quinton Hennigh provided updates on three exploration companies with recent news and covered a few other exploration stories, all in Crescat Capital's mining exploration portfolio. Quinton Hennigh discussed three companies and their new drill results.Snowline Gold Corp. (SGD:CSE: SNWGF:OTCQB)In an exciting update, Snowline discovered a high-grade epizo...Read More
"Supply and demand" does not always determine the price trend of crude oil As you probably know, Hurricane Ida hit Louisiana on August 29, the exact date that Hurricane Katrina made a Louisiana landfall sixteen years earlier.On August 30, the Wall Street Journal said:Oil Industry Surveys Damage After Hurricane Ida Slams LouisianaThe storm disrupted fuel supplies, and the speed of the recovery will...Read More
"Supply and demand" does not always determine the price trend of crude oil As you probably know, Hurricane Ida hit Louisiana on August 29, the exact date that Hurricane Katrina made a Louisiana landfall sixteen years earlier.On August 30, the Wall Street Journal said:Oil Industry Surveys Damage After Hurricane Ida Slams LouisianaThe storm disrupted fuel supplies, and the speed of the recovery will...Read More
"Supply and demand" does not always determine the price trend of crude oil As you probably know, Hurricane Ida hit Louisiana on August 29, the exact date that Hurricane Katrina made a Louisiana landfall sixteen years earlier.On August 30, the Wall Street Journal said:Oil Industry Surveys Damage After Hurricane Ida Slams LouisianaThe storm disrupted fuel supplies, and the speed of the recovery will...Read More
Haywood Capital Markets commented in a research report that the newly announced discoveries at Liberty Gold Corp.'s Black Pine Project highlight the unbounded nature of the underlying gold system. Haywood rates Liberty Gold as a "Buy" and recommends accumulating shares at current price levels. Analyst Geordie Mark, Ph.D. of Haywood Capital Markets commented in a September 1 research note that Can...Read More
Clients often ask when they should sell precious metals. We usually suggest one basic rule around the timing. After that, the decision to sell will depend upon whether your reasons for holding gold and silver have changed.The basic rule is to avoid selling based on impulse. Humans are emotional creatures and studies show most of us make poor choices when it comes to timing. If you are making a sna...Read More
When the Fed entices grown up kidswith sweet words, they hit the candy store and stock up on gold, silver, andstocks. A sugar hangover follows.Beware of the candyman!With Fed Chairman Jerome Powellperforming his usual dovish dance on Aug. 27, gold, silver, and mining stockswere like kids in a candy store. However, with the short-term sugar highs oftenleaving investors with nasty stomach aches, the...Read More
“Gold shone with the placid certainty of received tradition. Honored through the ages, the standard of wealth, the original money, the safe haven. The value of gold was axiomatic. This view depends on a concept of gold as unchanging and unchanged—nature’s hard asset.” – Matthew Hart, Vanity Fair magazineFacing down our investment fearsCourage comes from a strategy you...Read More
"The planet needs Jerome Powell."This we learn from a certain Robinson Meyer - a staff writer for The Atlantic magazine. More from whom:Biden should renominate Powell for the climate's sake. The argument for keeping him is simple. Biden wants to do a lot of hard things to combat climate change, including passing an infrastructure bill, regulating car and truck pollution, revitalizing American indu...Read More
Spread the loveLet me explain something. What I have pointed out about gold is that it DOES NOT rally merely because of inflation or the rise in debt. It will rally when we are looking at the collapse in confidence. The central banks have no desire to raise for their own budget will blow apart. The Fed is restrained by the ECB and the rest of the central banks pleading with the Fed on their knees...Read More
Clients often ask when they should sell precious metals. We usually suggest one basic rule around the timing. After that, the decision to sell will depend upon whether your reasons for holding gold and silver have changed.The basic rule is to avoid selling based on impulse. Humans are emotional creatures and studies show most of us make poor choices when it comes to timing. If you are making a sna...Read More
When the Fed entices grown up kidswith sweet words, they hit the candy store and stock up on gold, silver, andstocks. A sugar hangover follows.Beware of the candyman!With Fed Chairman Jerome Powellperforming his usual dovish dance on Aug. 27, gold, silver, and mining stockswere like kids in a candy store. However, with the short-term sugar highs oftenleaving investors with nasty stomach aches, the...Read More
“Gold shone with the placid certainty of received tradition. Honored through the ages, the standard of wealth, the original money, the safe haven. The value of gold was axiomatic. This view depends on a concept of gold as unchanging and unchanged—nature’s hard asset.” – Matthew Hart, Vanity Fair magazineFacing down our investment fearsCourage comes from a strategy you...Read More
Clients often ask when they should sell precious metals. We usually suggest one basic rule around the timing. After that, the decision to sell will depend upon whether your reasons for holding gold and silver have changed.The basic rule is to avoid selling based on impulse. Humans are emotional creatures and studies show most of us make poor choices when it comes to timing. If you are making a sna...Read More
When the Fed entices grown up kidswith sweet words, they hit the candy store and stock up on gold, silver, andstocks. A sugar hangover follows.Beware of the candyman!With Fed Chairman Jerome Powellperforming his usual dovish dance on Aug. 27, gold, silver, and mining stockswere like kids in a candy store. However, with the short-term sugar highs oftenleaving investors with nasty stomach aches, the...Read More
“Gold shone with the placid certainty of received tradition. Honored through the ages, the standard of wealth, the original money, the safe haven. The value of gold was axiomatic. This view depends on a concept of gold as unchanging and unchanged—nature’s hard asset.” – Matthew Hart, Vanity Fair magazineFacing down our investment fearsCourage comes from a strategy you...Read More
LONDON, 2 September 2021 - Comment on the gold-market from BullionVault is highlighted today by a report posted at MSN Money, the finance pages of Microsoft's global web portal."The question [for gold] this fall is whether the market thinks central bankers will dare to tighten policy faster than inflation raises the cost of living," says the report, quoting BullionVault comment.Find the story, fir...Read More
Even though to meet this guidance, Kopy Goldfields must achieve significantly higher production in this year's second half, "we believe H2/21 will show such growth," an Edison Investment Research report noted. In a Sept. 1 research note, Edison Investment Research analyst Alison Turner reported that Kopy Goldfields AB (KOPY:ST) posted "a competent set of H1/21 results" despite a challenging star...Read More