Barry Stuppler
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Gold Prices Rise Most in 11 Months as US Politics Poison Markets
(Read More)Gold prices raced higher as worries about political instability in the US swept financial markets . . . .
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Golds Haven Status Refreshed as Trumps Turmoil Wounds Stocks
(Read More)Gold traded near a two-week high as the disarray engulfing Donald Trump’s White House boosted the commodity’s allure as a haven, with equities in retreat and investors scaling back the odds of the Federal Reserve tightening policy next month . . . .
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Its time for a bit of consolidation<br>Daily Market Report 5/18/17
(Read More)After yesterday’s $21 rally on top of Gold’s $20 increase in the previous five days, it’s time for a small bit of consolidation . . . .
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Gold moves higher on economic turmoil<br>Daily Market Report 5/17/17
(Read More)The markets are reacting to the turmoil with the equity markets falling, U.S. Dollar Index breaking below the 98, and 10-year Treasury bond yields dropping . . . .
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Gold is up for the fifth day in a row<br>Daily Market Report 5/16/17
(Read More)Gold is up today, the fifth day in a row, reaching a high of $1,239 per ounce . . . .
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Bargain hunting giving gold prices some lift
(Read More)Spot precious metals are up an average of 0.4% this morning, Tuesday May 16, gold prices are up 0.2% at $1,233.50 per oz, the rest are all up 0.5% . . . .
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Gold & Silver have turned and are heading higher
(Read More)Last week we saw the turn in precious metal prices. Gold made a new 60-day low last Tuesday at $1,214 per ounce before heavy trading volume started pushing the Gold price higher . . . .
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Gold rallied this morning<bR>Daily Market Report 5/15/17
(Read More)Gold rallied this morning as we saw continued weakness in the U.S. Dollar . . . .
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Gold has rallied $5<br / >Daily Market Report 5/12/17
(Read More)A combination of a weaker U.S. Dollar and weekend short covering has caused Gold to rally $5 . . . .
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Global Silver Mine Production Drops in 2016 for First Time in 14 Years
(Read More)Global silver mine production in 2016 recorded its first decline since 2002, largely the result of lower by-product output from the lead/zinc and gold sectors . . . .





