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First a quick update on the Physical Metal situation. The good news is that there is still product available to buy, there is more inventory coming back online, and premiums over the paper price are falling.

Scotiabank's exit of the precious metals business is just another curious development

The Perth Mint is churning out Gold and Silver coins at a rapid pace

Governments do not produce and they do not create.

As coronavirus and containment measures continue to wreak havoc on the world economies, host Craig Hemke and Eric Sprott sit down to discuss all the gold and silver news you need to weather the storm.

These are odd times in the global precious metals markets

Recent podcasts suggest a tendency among forecasters with big book collections to like gold.

The coronavirus has brought led to the most prolific expansion of debt the world has ever seen.

As April comes to a close, it’s time to look ahead to earnings season for the mining shares. How does the sector stack up to others? Host Craig Hemke and Eric Sprott talk about the recent price moves and break down all the gold and silver news you need as we head into May.

My primary method of trading and investing is based almost exclusively on applying the Mosaic Theory. In simple terms, this means taking seemingly disparate pieces of information, connecting the dots, and forming a cogent hypothesis for what’s ahead.

So far, so good.

For the first time ever, on Monday, April 20th, the benchmark price for U.S. oil crashed below $0 a barrel, a reality almost no one thought was a possibility up until a few short days ago.

Eric Sprott discusses the impact higher gold prices are having on the mining sector and the potential for future gains.

Gold reached its highest level in seven years this month, and that’s just the paper price.

Canadian analyst Rob Kirby joins us to answer your questions regarding the precious metals and the global financial system.