Posts tagged 'Gold'

Eric Sprott discusses this week's events and looks ahead for the precious metals and the mining shares.

Doug Casey, founder of Casey Research, joins us to answer Sprott Money's questions on the global economy, the dollar, gold and the gold miners.

The increasing use of EFPs on the COMEX is very likely a sign of physical demand stress within the digital derivative pricing scheme.

Bears seem to be roaming wherever you look, whether it be in the US equity market, the gold market, and especially in the emerging markets as of recently.

As the critical U.S. government entitlement programs begin to falter, the only agreed-to solution from both sides will be debt monetization and currency creation from the Federal Reserve.

The current 80x gold/silver ratio is elevated compared with an average of 56x over the past 50 years.

Eric Sprott discusses the week that was and looks ahead to what will be a very interesting and volatile week next.

Back when gold was around $300 almost 20 years ago, many people were saying at that time that one would not want to live during a period of time when gold was at $1,000-2,000

What happens when investors’ time preference is violated? Liquidity is the substitute.

Bob Thompson of Raymond James in Vancouver sits in for Eric this week as we discuss Friday's US jobs report, the upcoming FOMC meeting and the impact on gold, silver and the mining shares.