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The Ecology of Influence and Why Markets No Longer Take Trust for Granted
In recent weeks, a series of revelations around the world has unsettled public confidence, exposing how influence can blur the boundaries between access, reputation and accountability. As a result, a cascade of consequences has swept through global institutions. Leaders of major organisations have stepped down under pressure, their past communications or meetings with a certain […]
Silver Trading Halted: The Real Risk for Investors
Yesterday, silver briefly pushed toward $92/oz, a level that traders had been watching closely. Momentum was building and the market was approaching a key delivery period in the futures calendar. And then CME Group halted metals and natural gas trading. Orders were cancelled, the market paused and when it reopened the upward pressure had faded. […]
Global War Is Now Probable – Simon Hunt’s Urgent Warning
This week marked four years since the outbreak of the Russia–Ukraine war. On the same day, fresh statements emerged from Moscow that suggest tensions are not easing but hardening. Reports carried by Russian state media referenced alleged discussions around nuclear components and potential attacks on energy infrastructure. Whether these claims prove material or rhetorical, they […]
When Systems Begin to Shift
There are periods in history when events move quickly yet systems remain largely intact. Elections come and go, markets rise and fall, conflicts flare and subside and although the headlines may feel urgent, the architecture beneath them remains recognisable and broadly trusted. Then there are periods when the architecture itself begins to change, not through […]
The Risks Gold Investors Ignore in Volatile Markets
In recent weeks, markets have reminded us that volatility is never far away. Even gold, which so many investors associate with stability and long-term resilience, is not immune to sharp moves in either direction. When prices swing, it is entirely natural to feel unsettled. We begin to question our timing, our allocation and sometimes even […]
What has changed, what has not, and why gold still belongs in the plan
It has been a lot, these last few weeks, let alone the last 24 hours or so. Even allowing for the fact that markets have been living at a higher emotional temperature for some time, the opening stretch of 2026 has felt unusually dense. Gold and silver prices have moved sharply in both directions, sometimes […]
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 […]
UK’s Money On Trial Ahead of Financial Collapse
Gold and silver are volatile, confidence in currencies is being tested, and next week British money itself goes on trial. In this episode of GoldCore TV, we explore the Trial of the Pyx a centuries-old ceremony where newly minted British coins are tested for weight, purity, and accuracy under legal supervision. While it may seem […]
