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.

Why ‘Strong Economies’ Still Need Gold



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Why Silver Performs Best When Gold Gets Attention



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Gold Has Survived Every Currency Ever Created



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What Will Silver Do in 2026?

In this video, we examine what changed in 2025 and what those changes imply for the year ahead. The focus is not simply on price but on behaviour. Silver has broken out relative to equities and gold after more than a decade of stagnation, suggesting that last year was less an ending than the removal of a long-standing constraint. We explore the structural realities of the silver market, including by-product supply rigidities, declining grades, and...

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Silver is the people’s metal and always has been



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The real reason gold has no counterparty risk



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Silver has a supply problem nobody talks about



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Why gold performs best when things break



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Why Gold’s 2025 Was Not the End of the Story

Gold is heading into 2026 after one of the most extraordinary years in its history. More than fifty all time highs prices comfortably above four thousand dollars an ounce and returns that outpaced equities, bonds, commodities and cash. That has led many to ask the same question. Is this a bubble or something more structural? In this video, we look past those headlines and models to examine what actually drove gold’s performance in 2025 and what...

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Gold moves first in a crisis. Silver usually follows later.



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Gold is not an investment, it’s an insurance policy



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Gold is mostly held. Silver is mostly used.



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Paper gold vs real gold



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Silver doesn’t get respect, until it does



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This is why gold panics governments



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Silver is an industrial metal with a monetary memory



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Gold doesn’t pay interest and that’s the point



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Why silver is more volatile than gold?



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If gold is a relic, why do central banks hoard it?



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Gold Has Been Warning Us for a Year. This Is What Comes Next

Over the past year we have covered gold from every angle: policy shortages, central banks, audits, trust and physical delivery. When you step back and connect these moments a clear pattern emerges. This is not a story about gold rising. It is a story about trust. From delivery stress in London and New York to questions around verification and audits. From debt pressure and asset revaluation to the growing importance of physical possession. Each of...

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