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Silver Market Expert Gives Perspective on Latest Price Crash
At the time of writing both gold and silver are lower in midday U.S. trading. The move appears driven by short-term profit taking and position-adjusting ahead of a heavy run of U.S. economic data, rather than any sudden deterioration in fundamentals. Traders are clearly cautious ahead of tomorrow’s U.S. jobs report, which includes annual revisions […]
Gold, credibility and the limits of currency strength
Last week, gold and silver fell sharply after a rapid ascent, and the familiar moralising quickly followed, with the ensuing price action treated as evidence of speculative excess and the correction framed as an overdue lesson in gravity. While it is true that markets punish crowded positioning and that silver, in particular, has always behaved […]
Gold, Power, and the Market’s Search for an Anchor
Unless you have been under a rock for the past 24 hours you will have seen the dramatic take down of both gold and silver. With gold sliding towards sub $5,000 and silver breaking back below $100 an ounce. The speed and decisiveness of the move both yesterday and this morning suggested less a slow […]
The Global Silver Chokehold No One Is Talking About
If you were watching the precious metals markets at the US open today, you will have seen just how volatile things have become. Gold briefly traded above $5,600 an ounce before falling sharply by around $500. Silver saw a similar move, dropping by roughly $14 in a very short space of time. There was no […]
No Crash. No Panic. So Why Are Gold and Silver Rising?
Gold and silver have moved higher again without a crash, panic, or defining crisis and that is precisely why this moment matters. In this video, we examine why prices are advancing quietly rather than reactively, and what that suggests about a broader reassessment taking place across currencies, bond markets, and investment portfolios. This is not […]
When Gold Gets To $5,000 What Should I Do?
This week has given investors plenty to think about. Gold pushed toward new highs, briefly eased as tariff threats softened, while bond markets and currencies reminded everyone how quickly confidence can return and then fade again. Political tensions appeared to cool, yet the underlying uncertainty did not disappear. Against that backdrop, one question keeps coming […]
Is Gold Part Of Trump’s New World Order?
Following Donald Trump’s speech at Davos, one question is suddenly unavoidable: Is this the New World Order? Markets are reacting. Allies are uneasy. Gold is rising. But this didn’t start with Trump and it won’t end with him. In this episode of GoldCoreTV, we break down what Trump’s Davos message really signals, why tariffs and […]
Why $100 Silver Won’t End Well
Over the past day, global markets have shifted decisively. The U.S. dollar has weakened, U.S. equities opened sharply lower, and European markets followed suit as tensions between Washington and Europe resurfaced around trade and geopolitics. Comments from President Trump ahead of this week’s World Economic Forum in Davos (including renewed insistence that there would be […]
The Discipline Volatility Demands
Yesterday morning, I woke up to a news notification that came through at 1:59am, one of those alerts that feels designed to intrude rather than inform, and it read, with characteristic economy and implied urgency, “Precious metals tumble”. It transpired, shortly afterwards, that silver had fallen by around six dollars on the news that there […]
