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The CEO of Scottsdale Mint joins us to discuss the current dynamics of the gold and silver markets

Since the April 10 release of the March FOMC minutes, the price of COMEX gold has experienced a counter-intuitive drop of over $50.

Americans want free pensions, healthcare, infrastructure and tuition, but refuse to pay more taxes. No problem, says this economist: we can just print the money.

The markets started the day lower across the board, including precious metals, as the world anxiously awaited the release of the highly anticipated redacted Mueller Report.

Eric Sprott discusses the current correction in precious metal prices but also looks forward to better conditions in the weeks ahead.

There are many reasons why I expect another “Crash in the Fall” like that in 2018, but let’s begin with the primary one…

Six years ago this week, COMEX gold and silver prices were deliberately smashed

It remains “risk on” and stocks continue to move higher reducing the need for rate cuts or QE any time soon.

On a day like today, the irony of gold and silver losing key psychological support levels is beyond ironic, it is ludicrous.

The S&P continues to move glacially higher, which doesn’t help Gold in the short-term.

Eric Sprott discusses the week that was in precious metals as well as the impact of Friday's U.S. jobs report.

The trend toward precious metals, most notably gold bullion, continues onward.

Fed Chairman Powell and his FOMC have successfully painted themselves into a corner.

Canada’s Finance Minister can’t name a single non-accountant who understands the tax code.

Stock buybacks, which reached a record level in Q1, are now fast approaching their buyback blackout period ahead of corporate earnings for Q1.