Category Archive: 6a) Gold and its Price

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Keith Weiner is president of the Gold Standard Institute USA in Phoenix, Arizona, and CEO of the precious metals fund manager Monetary Metals.
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If coins are still held to objective standards, why isn’t the wider monetary system?

2026-02-09

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If money no longer has to prove itself, what happens when belief finally fades?

2026-02-09

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Why gold is re-emerging as a strategic reserve asset

2026-02-08

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Why modern money depends on belief, not proof.

2026-02-08

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What the Trial of the Pyx really represents

2026-02-07

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Should you get out of gold now?

2026-02-07

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Why violent volatility is more consistent with a leveraged bull market than a bearish regime

2026-02-06

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UK’s Money On Trial Ahead of Financial Collapse

2026-02-05

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Gold and silver are volatile, confidence in currencies is being tested, and next week British money itself goes on trial. In this episode of GoldCore TV, we explore the Trial of the Pyx a centuries-old ceremony where newly minted British coins are tested for weight, purity, and accuracy under legal supervision. While it may seem like an anachronism, the trial raises an uncomfortable modern question: If coins are still held to objective...

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Why blaming politics alone misses the bigger picture.

2026-02-04

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Is this the end of the precious metals bull run and should you get out now?

2026-02-04

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Why futures markets cannot meet real-world industrial demand

2026-02-03

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Why silver is no longer behaving like it did in previous cycles

2026-02-03

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Gold and Silver: Is It Time To Get Out?

2026-02-03

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Gold and silver investors have just lived through one of the most violent and disorderly corrections in modern market history. Gold briefly touched record highs before taking a sharp hit. Silver fared far worse, collapsing by nearly a third at the lows in a move that shocked even seasoned market participants. The speed, scale, and mechanics of the sell-off have left many investors asking one urgent question: Is this the end of the precious metals...

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Most silver is mined as a by-product, not from dedicated silver mines.

2026-02-02

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Why rising prices are the result of buying, not the cause

2026-02-02

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The Global Silver Chokehold No One Is Talking About

2026-02-01

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Gold has no counterparty risk.

2026-02-01

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What Took Gold To $5,000

2026-01-31

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When bond markets become political, gold doesn’t become fashionable it becomes logical.

2026-01-31

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Gold at $5,000: How We Got Here

2026-01-30

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