Barry Stuppler
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Markets closed until Sunday evening
(Read More)Since it’s Good Friday and the start of Passover, the U.S. Markets are closed today . . . .
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U.S. Fiscal Future Won’t Be Like Its Carefree Past
(Read More)The country is shrinking its tax base just as interest expenses surge and social programs get harder to cut . . . .
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Gold is trading in a tight range
(Read More)Gold is trading in a very tight $7 high/low range today, between $1,328 and $1,321 . . . .
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Gold and stocks move lower on 2017 GDP revision
(Read More)The 4th quarter of 2017 GDP was revised today and in it increased to 2.9%. This caused the Gold price and stock markets to start moving lower . . . .
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Is Gold Headed To $1,500 This Spring?
(Read More)In a January post, I showed how the price of gold rallied in the months following the 2015 and 2016 December interest rate hikes – as much as 29 percent in the former cycle, 17.8 percent in the latter. Gold ended 2017 up double digits, despite pressure from skyrocketing stocks and massive cryptocurrency speculation . . . .
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JP Morgan Record Silver Bullion Holding Is Extremely Bullish
(Read More)The silver futures Commitment of Traders (COT) report released last Friday was extremely positive and has most silver analysts calling for higher silver prices in the near term . . . .
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Gold reacting to Dow Jones
(Read More)Yesterday Gold closed up $4 in the face of a 669 point increase in the Dow/Jones average . . . .
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Blockchain platform to give gold digital edge
(Read More)Cryptocurrencies and the blockchain were thought by some to replace gold as the ultimate haven against financial calamity. Now the gold market is using blockchain to kick back at crypto and bring precious metals into the digital age . . . .
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Trump-Induced Bull Run in Gold Continues Unabated
(Read More)The outlook for gold - both bullion and the SPDR Gold Trust ETF (GLD) - is as bullish as I have seen it in my lifetime . . . .
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Trade War with China rallies Gold $30 & Silver $0.40
(Read More)Last week was very exciting. The excitement started last Wednesday when the Federal Reserve Chairman, Jerome Powell, raised interest rates by a ¼ of a percent . . . .





