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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Once markets believe currencies and bonds are no longer purely “technical,” they become political.

2026-01-30

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Why gold thrives when bonds, currencies, and policy credibility collide

2026-01-29

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Gold and Silver Smashed: What’s Driving It?

2026-01-29

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#Gold and #silver are at record highs and yet demand hasn’t slowed.In this interview, Jan Skoyles speaks with GoldCore's Dave Russell about why investors, institutions and governments continue buying precious metals at prices that would normally deter demand. The answer, they argue, has little to do with speculation and everything to do with trust. As confidence in US Treasuries, long-standing geopolitical alliances, and the stability of the...

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No Crash. No Panic. So Why Are Gold and Silver Rising?

2026-01-28

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What does over $110 silver mean?

2026-01-28

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Why did gold cross $5,100 and keep climbing?

2026-01-27

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The supply side is slow and inflexible, especially compared to the speed of demand shocks.

2026-01-27

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Gold at $5,000: How We Got Here

2026-01-27

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Gold’s recent strength is being dismissed by many as a trade, a momentum move, or a reaction to headlines. That view misses the signal. Gold is not responding to inflation prints, geopolitics, or speculative excess. It is reacting to a structural shift in how policymakers manage stress inside the financial system. In this video, we break down: Why gold is behaving like long-term allocation, not a panic asset What rising Japanese government bond...

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It’s not just about whether metal exists, but whether it can move freely and quickly.

2026-01-26

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Silver Will Not Do This

2026-01-26

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No Crash. No Panic. So Why Are Gold and Silver Rising?

2026-01-26

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#Gold and #silver have moved higher again without a crash, panic, or defining crisis and that is precisely why this moment matters. In this video, we examine why prices are advancing quietly rather than reactively, and what that suggests about a broader reassessment taking place across currencies, bond markets, and investment portfolios. This is not about fear or short-term speculation, but about confidence, policy credibility, and the growing...

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The Risks Silver Market Investors Need To Pay Attention To

2026-01-25

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Silver availability is shaped as much by logistics and policy as it is by mining output.

2026-01-25

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Silver paper markets function well under normal conditions because most participants settle in cash

2026-01-24

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Why alliances are fraying and markets are repricing risk in real time

2026-01-24

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Many assume that rising silver prices will naturally lead to increased supply

2026-01-23

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How BRICS nations have been reshaping global trade and money behind the scenes

2026-01-23

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Silver Is Volatile Because It Tells the Truth Faster

2026-01-22

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Why Trump is confronting the system rather than managing it

2026-01-22

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When Gold Gets To $5,000 What Should I Do?

2026-01-22

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With #gold trading above $4,800 and some analysts projecting prices as high as $7,000, many long-term holders are asking a reasonable question: When should I sell my gold and silver? In this episode, we step away from price targets and market noise to examine what rising precious-metal prices actually signal about confidence, stability, and the changing structure of the financial system. We look at why #centralbanks hold gold indefinitely, how...

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