Category Archives: Let’s Get Physical

…and they BREAK something everyday! The gold market may not be able to break out of its neutral trading channel around $1,950 just yet, but it is well positioned to benefit when sentiment turns, which could be sooner than some … Continue reading →

Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell maintained his hawkish bias this week, saying that interest rates will have to remain in restrictive territory for the foreseeable future; however, the gold market remains firmly in neutral territory as uncertainty supports the precious … Continue reading →

It doesn’t matter how much is thrown at the gold market; despite its recent price performance, it remains a highly resilient asset. Yes, the precious metal still has some major ground to cover before we see new bullish interest coming … Continue reading →

Sentiment in the gold market is slowly shifting back to the bullish side as the precious metal’s resilience in the face of rising bond yields shines through. However, some analysts are warning that there is still insufficient momentum to push … Continue reading →

Ronald Reagan managed to make the ominous sound humorous. He famously noted, “The nine most terrifying words in the English language are: ‘I’m from the government, and I’m here to help.’” Reagan may have played it for laughs, but Joe … Continue reading →

News here in the USA has been full of the latest farce known as raising or not raising the debt ceiling. After the usual dog-and-pony show, a budget deal was reached. But was it progress? It was a foregone conclusion … Continue reading →

McCarthy says there’s STILL no Biden debt limit deal – but ‘I believe we can get it done’ Speaker insists there has FINALLY been progress with just 10 days to strike a deal and avoid a catastrophic default. Biden said … Continue reading →

In the first quarter of the year, gold demand among central banks around the world reached record levels as investors see a mixed picture globally, said a report released this week by the World Gold Council. Prices of the precious … Continue reading →

At least seven companies declared bankruptcy in the last 48 hours, a reported 15-year record. Among the firms seeking Chapter 11 protection were digital media group Vice Media and — as reported here Monday (May 15) — private equity-backed healthcare … Continue reading →