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Eric Sprott discusses the news of the week and the impact on precious metal prices. He also fields listener questions regarding a few specific mining companies.

All of this will impact gold and silver prices...but in which direction?

Nomi Prins answers your questions regarding precious metals, and the future of the U.S. dollar.

While it seems that nothing much has happened in the past week or two, metals and miners have stopped falling after a tremendous rally.

Last week saw a softening in the price of both gold and silver bullion, as geopolitical risk was significantly curtailed due to the perceived success of the Brexit movement and reassuring housing data out of the United States.

Eric Sprott discusses the latest surge in precious metals prices as well as the latest earnings reports from some of the mining companies

H.L. Menken once described democracy as the theory that the common people know what they want and deserve to get it: good and hard.

After rapidly reversing policy in 2019, does it seem to you that the global central banks have moved into full panic mode over the past several weeks?

Here are the reason for this volatile week in precious metals

We can say for sure is that Gold has completely erased the overbought and extreme bullish condition at the peak of 1566.

Eric Sprott discusses the ongoing bank liquidity crisis and the Fed's renewed QE program.

The reason is that a supply-driven collapse of the fractional reserve and digital derivative palladium market might draw attention to the equally-fraudulent gold and silver "markets".

University of Western Ontario alumni increasingly dominate Canadian economic institutions. Is that a good thing?

The Federal Reserve has cut interest rates twice this year in an attempt to spur the economy and keep the good times rolling.

Last week I wrote that “downside risks remain” and specifically cited the chart below showing what happened to Gold in 2008.