Barry Stuppler

The excitement started Wednesday of last week as U.S.-China trade negotiations appeared to be going nowhere . . . .

Gold has traded above and below the key $1,220 breakout level today, reaching a high of $1,223 and a low of $1,215 . . . .

Could the 800 point fall in the Dow be the start of the much predicted equities collapse?  . . . .

Gold prices surged Thursday to the highest in more than two months, with the metal’s haven status in full force and attracting investment interest amid a sharp retreat for U.S. stocks that has infected foreign indexes . . . .

Today, Gold showed why it is called the ultimate safe haven investment, as the world’s equity markets are dramatically dropping the experienced investors ran for Gold . . . .

No American Eagle palladium bullion coins will be struck and issued by the U.S. Mint in 2018, bureau officials announced Sept. 27 . . . .

Today, the DJIA is down over 400 points and we are likely to face increasing volatility in the U.S. equity markets as no progress is seen in the U.S.-China trade negotiations . . . .

Official gold reserves in mainland China stood at 1,843 tonnes in second quarter of 2018 . . . .

With some mild short covering today in the futures markets it feels like the day traders are coming back in and covering their positions . . . .

Last week, we saw a number of world and U.S. events and announcements that affected the precious metal markets both upward and downward . . . .