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"Gold will be a refuge for people in times of crisis as it has always been..." 

If we’re to thrive, this may only be accomplished through our own independence of mind and action, not through the empty promises of pathological leaders.

Gold and silver ended the week down as rising US 10-Year yields and a stronger dollar index, pressured the precious metals complex lower.

Welsh gold and the misconceptions surrounding it. Peak gold: We tell Reuters CCTV, Beijing's largest TV network, that Welsh gold is limited but so too is gold everywhere

"Oil bull markets end with a great deal of noise. This one has not got noisy yet."

"Understanding these dynamics lets you see the endgame more clearly and supports the rationale for owning gold even when short-term price movements are adverse."

Prudent Italians and EU investors and savers exposed to the euro should be diversifying into gold

On Tuesday the U.S. pulled out a nuclear deal with Iran with oil jumping on the news, pushing past $70 for the first time since November 2014.

Global demand for gold is increasing while new discoveries of gold remain small.

Iran’s gold demand will probably be “strong” for the next few months.

Investors without an allocation to gold will be wiped out.  Time to save in physical gold?

U.K. home prices plunged the most in almost eight years in April, adding to signs of weakness in Britain’s property market.

Silver 70% below 1980 high & technically looks very bullish (see charts). Turkey physical demand surges as Turks are “protecting their savings” with gold. GoldCore Weekly Gold Update

Gold will likely outperform most assets as it did in the 1970s when it rose 2,300% in just nine years (see charts)

Investment demand was strong in the US where ETF holdings rose another 32.4 tonnes as “stock market volatility sparked US inflows”