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Money Managers (“Funds”) continue to cut longs and add shorts, while Gold remains oversold technically and overbearish from a sentiment perspective

As the U.S. uses the dollar reserve system as a weapon in its trade wars, the rest of the world responds by accelerating its movement away from dollar hegemony.

While I see the risk of a lower low in Gold to come, I am looking forward to a possible stock market crash in the U.S. soon

Central bankers in Russia, China, India and numerous others continue to buy as much gold as they can get their hands on,

Eric Sprott discusses the latest news in gold and silver and looks forward to better days ahead for precious metal investors.

Mickey Fulp aka The Mercenary Geologist answers the gold, gold mining companies and prospecting

CNBC viewers saw their equity portfolios tank by nearly half twice during the past two decades. Could it happen again?

Are the Banks setting the stage for a wildly volatile second half of 2018?

The stock market, by and large, is a farce.

Eric Sprott discusses the difficult week for the precious metals and mining shares but also looks ahead to where prices are likely headed from here.

Gold bottomed at $1168 and is now up $20, its first decent bounce in some time. Again, driven by the yuan. 

CFTC-generated data for COMEX gold has reached levels normally considered extreme and bullish.

The real question that investors should be asking: whether America is also a Turkey

Hear Eric Sprott discuss the global economy, the stress in the emerging markets and the latest updates for the precious metals.

The digital dark age is here, ushered in by an elite few tech giants.