As we continue trading in the month of July, Sprott just warned that available global silver inventories have been depleted, so we should expect even higher price targets in the silver market.
It appears more money printing is on the way.
Difficult economic times are coming but gold will soar.
Michael Oliver, the man who is well known for his deadly accurate forecasts on stocks, bonds, and major markets, sent King World News an update on how gold performs in times of war. Silver vs S&P 500 July 8 (King World News) – Michael Oliver, Founder of MSA Research: Silver vs. the S&P 500 is interesting too. Currently the action is trying to break out of a base going back
Investors around the world need to buckle up because interest rates are headed higher once again. Plus a look at mining stocks.
Here is gold’s roadmap to $15,000, plus a look at bulls & bears, and fear & greed.
Here is an unimaginable price target for silver.
It’s been a wild 2025 for gold and silver. Here is the latest update.
Look at what is happening in Canada.
As God’s money has become the world’s reserve currency, look at what is happening with silver, mining stocks, and gold.
Babylon’s gold and silver markets continue to be exposed for what they truly are.
It appears that another major collapse signal just flashed RED!
Who would have guessed it? Here is the best performing asset in 2025.
Today the price of gold is surging $50 as silver attacks a 13 year high.
Silver is coiling to smash the record high $50 price.
If you are worried about entering the gold and silver bull markets, take a look at this…
It appears another major crisis is brewing as we continue to see wild swings in trading this summer.
Consumers need to buckle up and get ready for more “transitory” food inflation. Take a look…
The setup in gold and silver is potentially explosive, particularly the silver market.
It is becoming increasingly clear that easy money is going to be the mandate as increased bankruptcies and financial distress rules the day.
SAO PAULO (AP) — Police say they have asked prosecutors to file charges against the former head of Eletronuclear, the state-owned company that operates Brazil’s two nuclear power plants, for his alleged role in a bribery scandal.
MOSCOW (AP) — Emboldened by a deal with international creditors to write down part of its debt, Ukraine is asking Russia for lower gas prices for the winter season.
WASHINGTON (AP) — New federal rules to protect smaller streams, tributaries and wetlands took effect on Friday — but only in some states.
Documents show it took more than 90 minutes for members of a federal cleanup crew to issue a warning about a toxic spill because they were initially trapped and scrambling to escape the flood they had …
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — Despite prior warnings that dangerous levels of toxic water were building inside a Colorado mine, federal and state regulators mistakenly concluded the pressure was not high enough to cause an accident, an investigation released Wednesday found.
A U.S. Environmental Protection Agency team working to address seepage at an abandoned Colorado gold mine underestimated water pressure at the site before triggering a blowout that sent toxic waste into rivers, according to an internal report released by the agency on Wednesday. The Aug. 5 blowout at the Gold King Mine located on a creek outside Silverton in southwest Colorado sent more than 3 million gallons (11,360 cubic meters)
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — An internal government investigation has found that federal and state regulators underestimated the potential for a blowout from a Colorado mine, documents released Wednesday show.
BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) — Internal investigation: EPA, Colorado underestimated blowout potential before toxic mine spill.
U.S. and Chinese officials are working on an agreement to advance “clean coal” technologies that purport to reduce the fuel’s contribution to climate change — and offer a potential lifeline for …
(Reuters) – A New Jersey judge on Tuesday approved Exxon Mobil Corp’s controversial $225 million settlement of a lawsuit over environmental damage from its refinery operations and service stations. Michael Hogan, a state Superior Court judge, called the accord a “reasonable compromise,” despite being far smaller than the $8.9 billion of damages that New Jersey initially estimated. (Reporting by Jonathan Stempel in New York; Editing by Andrew Hay)