Category Archive: 6a) Gold and its Price

Main Author Keith Weiner
Keith Weiner
Keith Weiner is president of the Gold Standard Institute USA in Phoenix, Arizona, and CEO of the precious metals fund manager Monetary Metals.

What looks like a simple quarter-point cut by the Fed is part of something much larger



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We explore how these shifts are already impacting gold and silver markets.



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Gold isn’t hype. It’s insurance. It can’t be printed. It sits outside the system.



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Gold vs. Dollar: The Fight of the Century

What looks like a simple quarter-point cut by the Fed is part of something much larger: the slow erosion of dollar dominance and the rise of gold as the neutral reserve of choice. In this video, filmed from the National Ploughing Championships in Ireland, we explore: Why the Fed’s latest move signals more than “data dependence.” How central banks are hedging away from the dollar. Why gold keeps rising despite high real yields. Why silver will...

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The dollar isn’t collapsing tomorrow. But U.S. debt and politics are pushing nations to hedge.



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The Silver Crisis No One Sees Coming



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Gold At $3,700 – How High Can It Go?

This video is a compilation of past interviews and insights from David Hunter and Simon Hunt, bringing together their most urgent warnings and bold forecasts on the global economy, geopolitics, and financial markets. They discuss the unsustainable debt cycle, the risk of major conflict, and the shift between a unipolar (U.S.-led) world and a multipolar order. Their insights brought together here in a single compilation show just how turbulent the...

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If you hold physical metal, watch the indicators that move before price.



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The White House has exempted gold bars from tariffs and left silver without parallel assurance.



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Gold made new highs. Silver followed. The headline is simple, the drivers are not.



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Geopolitics widened the range of plausible outcomes and lifted hurdle rates.



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Gold’s rally is less about momentum and more about insurance.



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The BRICS Gold Currency Shift We Can’t Ignore

The headlines about a “BRICS currency” often exaggerate the drama. The reality is quieter but more significant. #BRICS nations aren’t rolling out a single note to topple the dollar overnight they’re building alternatives: new payment systems, regional vault networks, and local settlement corridors that slowly reduce the dollar’s dominance. At the same time, the dollar faces its own cracks. Surging U.S. #debt issuance, political pressure on the...

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David Hunter calls $20,000 gold & $500 silver by the 2030s. Wild? He says he may be too conservative



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Whether you’re a saver, investor, or skeptic, these calls will make you rethink gold and silver.



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The Silver Crisis No One Sees Coming

#Silver has surged past $40 to a fourteen-year high while gold has set fresh records. But the White House has exempted gold bars from tariffs and left silver without parallel assurance. That gap has turned a rally into a market-structure stress test. This video unpacks: Why New York trades rich to London and why London lease rates spiked above 5% How #gold’s #tariff clarity redirected Swiss and European flows away from silver The strain in the...

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Gold could hit $4,000 in the coming months.



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Did You Know? (Gold Facts)



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Why $9 trillion of U.S. debt refinancing makes Fed “independence” impossible



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