Barry Stuppler

Gold reached a low of $1,241 in early trading before seeing bargain buying. Here are two very intuitive and thought-provoking articles on Gold demand and supply . . . .

People responsible for supplying the world with gold are sounding the alarm, saying discoveries of the precious metal are shrinking and there’s no reasonable substitute . . . .

The tiny nation of Kyrgyzstan has big plans. Caught between its giant trading partners, China and Russia,Kyrgyzstan is stockpiling gold. It wants to increase gold from 16 percent to 50 percent as part of its international reserve . . . .

The evidence is mounting, and we invite you to consider the implications . . . .

Maybe the trade war between the U.S. and China is beginning to escalate and with the potential for further moves to get out of hand, global equity and commodity markets are already getting nervous . . . .

Today’s escalation in the Chinese trade war is turning into an economic boom in China . . . .

Gold briefly broke down below the $1,250 per ounce support level in early trading, but quickly regained the momentum . . . .

Platinum, with its price close to the lowest level in nearly a decade, might soon attract the interest of bargain hunters . . . .

A law recognizing gold and silver as currency and legal tender without qualification is now in full effect in Wyoming . . . .

Gold dropped from $1,310 on June 14 to $1,237 on July 3, a $63 (4.8%) correction. This correction was primarily caused by large Asian corporations and investors selling Yuan and buying U.S. Dollars . . . .