Posts tagged 'platinum'

We define inflation as the counterfeiting of credit, where a borrower has neither means or intent to repay.

The latest gold and silver commentary from Ed Steer.

Central banks lower interest rates to compensate for falling marginal productivity of debt. This just buys time while people’s savings are casually disposed of.

David Morgan of the Morgan Report sits downs with Maurice Jackson of Proven and Probable to discuss anomalies currently in the Precious Metals sector. Specifically, we will be discussing Platinum, Palladium, and Rhodium.

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We command no clairvoyance about future gold prices, but we offer in this note a few observations suggesting current market positioning may be significantly offside in a number of asset classes, including gold.

During the summer months, precious metals consolidated sharp gains of June and early July in a constructive sideways pattern. Between June 30 and September 13, spot gold was basically unchanged, declining 0.3% (from $1,322.20 to $1,319.01), while spot silver gained 0.8% (from $18.72 to $18.87). The U.S. dollar was similarly flat, with the DXY Index declining 0.5% (from 96.14 to 95.63). Given relative calm in precious-metal and U.S. dollar markets, it is interesting to note that 10-year Treasury yields jumped 18% over the same span (from 1.47% to 1.73%).

The prices of gold, platinum, and silver are important and communicate valuable insights.