Posts tagged 'Gold'

Eric Sprott discusses the ongoing bank liquidity crisis and the Fed's renewed QE program. He also answers listener questions regarding the ETFs and the mining shares.

2019 has been gold’s year to shine, given its double-digit rise YTD. Gold mining equities have also posted notable returns

The downside rotation currently in Gold is likely not quite over yet and the gold mines will selloff the most.

The reason is that a supply-driven collapse of the fractional reserve and digital derivative palladium market might draw attention to the equally-fraudulent gold and silver "markets".

Eric Sprott discusses the latest economic news and answers listener questions regarding the precious metals mining sector.

By now you must understand that The Banks will continue to manage and rig prices until the time comes that it is no longer profitable for them to do so.

In this episode, Jim answers eight more questions regarding the physical precious metals and U.S. dollar.

Eric Sprott discusses the impact that quarter end and options expiration is having on the gold price but looks forward to higher prices in the weeks ahead.

The system is collapsing, the markets are crashing, and gold and silver bullion are soaring higher.

There are three possible scenarios I am watching. The highest probability scenario is that this is just a wave (4) pullback and we continue higher again in wave (5) to ~21 before we begin a wave ii reversal.

In this episode, Jim answers questions regarding the global reserve currency and interest rates.

Precious metals are setting up another extended momentum base/bottom that appears to be aligning with our prediction of an early October 2019 new upside price leg.

Eric Sprott discusses the price manipulation charges in precious metals and his personal method for trading the mining shares. He also answers listener questions regarding some specific mining companies.

Eric Sprott reacts to a volatile period in the precious metals and looks ahead to FOMC meeting next week.

Treasury yields are up, stocks are up, and everything is peaches and cream once again. The trade wars are apparently over? All geopolitical risks have dissipated over night?