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With 2019 progressing along the path of our 2010+9 thesis, and with the next FOMC meeting slated for next week, we thought this week would be an excellent time to update the charts.

The Federal Reserve has capitulated time and time again to Wall St. They have proven recently that they are now beholden to them and they will do as they wish.

I am expecting Gold to test the resistance zone between 1370-80 next with a healthy pullback to follow.

Eric Sprott discusses the latest surge in precious metals prices but also answers a long list of listener questions regarding the precious metals markets and the mining shares.

The Fed is forced to reverse policy, cut rates and re-install QE and other "stimulus" programs.

Gold investors will be yawning when Fred Pye, president of 3iQ appears before the Ontario Securities Commission to try to get approval to operate a Bitcoin fund

Silver bottomed at 14.27 on Tuesday, May 28, imho. All we need for confirmation is a break of 14.63, the high on May 23.

The U.S.-China trade wars are accelerating yet again and things are about to get even messier than they already have been.

Eric Sprott discusses the renewed rally in precious metals

“The writing is on the wall.” “What is past is prologue.” “History doesn't repeat, but it rhymes.” Yada, yada, yada...

If Canada wants to be big, it has to think big and stop being a witless mimic of New York.”

Andrea Lang of the Austrian Mint joins us to discuss The Mint's history, gold demand and the value of owning Austrian Mint bullion products.

A Fed reversal to rate cuts and QE will signal the peak and fall in the dollar and the bottom in Gold.

Poland, Hungary, China, India, Turkey, Russia, and many others have been active buyers in the gold market.

Eric Sprott discusses this week's economic news and the potential impact on precious metal prices.