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That this is even a question reveals the intellectual laziness of those who ask.

Eric Sprott discusses the precious metals and the factors that influenced prices over the past week.

GOLD is looking increasingly bullish, and why shouldn’t it?

On several occasions since late 2018, we've written about the current similarities to 2010. This "2010 9" theory became our theme for 2019

Gold is clearly in a short-term downtrend and is being capped at the most recent high of ~1291.

Trade Wars, Tariffs, and Volatility. Oh my!

The markets have been trading wildly as panic sets in across both US and Chinese stock markets.

May 2019 marks two significant milestones for precious metal investors, and we should take a moment to recall each.

This is the final part in a series of articles on the third and final leg of the crash that began in October 2018.

Eric Sprott discusses the factors that drove precious metals prices over the past week.

In what is being taken as another sign of an incoming recession, auto sales across the board are down—and down significantly.

Another FOMC meeting concludes on Wednesday, and the recent selloff in the COMEX precious metals looks to have run its course. So, what's next?

A trend has been developing for years, one that sees people fleeing the large, vast cities of the world for "greener" pastures, both literally and figuratively.

I expect the third and final leg of the crash that began in October 2018 to occur in October 2019, or sooner

Eric Sprott discusses the recent moves in precious metals