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Gold Exempt. Silver Exposed. The Policy Gap That Could Break the Silver Market.
Silver has moved to multi-year highs at the same time Washington has confirmed an exemption from tariffs for gold bars, while offering no equivalent clarity for silver. The result is less about headlines and more about market plumbing: where metal is held, how it is financed, and how closely paper hedges track physical costs. In […]
Politics at the Fed: What It Means for Investors
The Federal Reserve was not born fully independent, but over the past century it has built its reputation on a principle that has set it apart: the freedom to make monetary decisions without direct political interference. That independence has long been touted as its greatest strength, the cornerstone of its credibility. Yet today, the very […]
This Is Bigger Than a Market Shift. It’s a Global Reset.
It has been a consequential week for gold and silver. Prices reached fresh highs, yet the more instructive story sat beneath the tape. Long bonds weakened as real yields firmed, policy credibility became part of the market’s conversation, and Beijing offered a carefully choreographed reminder of power and intent. None of these elements settles the […]
David Hunter- Why Gold Could Explode to $4,000 This Year
These aren’t wild guesses, they’re the contrarian forecasts of macro strategist David Hunter. In this GoldCore TV interview, Hunter explains why: Gold could hit $4,000 in the coming months and surge to $20,000 by the 2030s Silver could leap to $75 near-term and ultimately $500 A weakening dollar and massive money printing will fuel asset […]
Stablecoins, Promises and the Timeless Asset
Every few years, finance unveils its next big thing. It is usually promoted as faster, safer, and smarter than whatever came before. Along the way, older forms of wealth, especially gold, are painted as relics. We saw it with Bitcoin. Its champions claimed it would replace gold, only for time to reveal that while the […]
Capturing the Fed: The Quiet Reset Behind Washington’s Power Struggle
The battle for the Federal Reserve’s independence has taken a decisive turn, and the markets are still sipping cocktails as though nothing is happening. Donald Trump has announced his (attempted) firing of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, citing alleged mortgage irregularities. Never before has a president tried to dismiss a Fed governor. It’s the sort […]
Silver’s Strategic Upgrade – Why Washington’s Decision Matters
When the U.S. Department of the Interior added silver to its Draft List of Critical Minerals for 2025, it was more than an act of bureaucratic listing. It was a formal acknowledgement that modern economies cannot function without a metal long dismissed as secondary to gold. A new methodology, a new category The reclassification rests […]
Gold, Goldman Sachs, and the Politics of Prediction: What the Latest Forecasts Really Mean
In the spring of 1933, as the world reeled from the Great Depression, Franklin D. Roosevelt stunned Americans by seizing private gold holdings and decoupling the dollar from its golden anchor (something we discussed, earlier this week). The move was as much about psychology as economics: gold, that ancient store of value, had become a […]
Nothing Makes Sense Anymore (Here’s Why)
We seem to be drifting in a strange calm. Gold has circled around the $3,350 level for three months, silver has held in a narrow band, and traders now wait (at the time of writing) for Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole remarks to provide direction. A single dovish word could send the dollar lower and real […]
