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Wednesday Edition: July 16, 2025

Feel the Heat: The Inflation Monster Returned Like the First Heat Wave of Summer

By David Haggith, The Daily Doom

Expect a monster heat wave of inflation to start building through the end of summer, growing relentlessly worse all through the fall.

Precious Metals Outlook: How Will 2025’s Second Half Compare to the First?

By Clint Siegner, Money Metals

Gold and silver prices outperformed nearly every asset class in the first half of the year.

Gold’s Next Chapter: Central Banks, Policy Shifts & Market Momentum

By MoneyMetals

A market strategist for the World Gold Council explores the gold market, long-term investment strategies, central bank buying, and key legislative efforts aimed at integrating gold more fully into the financial system.

Gold Market Update - Dollar Rally may Trigger Correction...

By Clive Maund

Gold is in a powerful bull market that, in due course, is set to continue and to accelerate in the face of reckless and relentless money creation.

Gold: $3800 By October?

By Stewart Thomson, Graceland Updates

The technical target is $3600-$4000, with $3800 being the “meat and potatoes” of the target zone.

Mistrusting Government About Epstein and More

By Dr. Ron Paul, Ron Paul Institute

Exposing such lies is key to restoring liberty. The good news is that the more mistrust of government grows, the easier it will be to find people receptive to our message.

Tuesday Edition: July 15, 2025

Scam Alert! Don't Click That Link!

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

A lady in Olympia, Washington, clicked the link. She ended up getting herself tangled up in a gold coin scam.

Why the Income Tax Is Evil

By Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.

The great Austrian economist Ludwig von Mises noted that the income tax rests on a false premise, namely, that money can be taken from people without harming production.

The Fed’s Broken Compass: Why Central Planning of Interest Rates Is Destined to Fail

By MoneyMetals

The Fed faces a no-win scenario. Cutting rates would stimulate the economy, but reignite inflation. Holding rates could tame inflation, but risks crushing a debt-saturated system.

Mongolia’s Central Bank Joins the International Gold Price Management Scheme

By Chris Powell, GATA

As the bank may discover eventually, if it doesn't already know, those "global standards" for gold are not really very high in regard to ethics and transparency.

Consumer Borrowing Tanks: Bad News for an Economy That Runs on Consumption

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

After a one-off surge in April, consumer borrowing tanked again in May, a sign that Americans might be close to tapping out as they hit their credit card limits.

CPI & PPI This Week: Impact on USD & Metals

By Ira Epstein

As you can see, the market for the week—it's not doing anything. It's down a tenth of a percent. What you have is a higher high and lower low pattern.

Monday Edition: July 14, 2025

Gold SWOT: Global Central Banks Bought a Net 20 Tons of Gold in May

By Frank Holmes, U.S. Global Investors

Gold momentum has slipped into neutral, with support holding near $3,300 and resistance capped below $3,400. Now coiling in a classic consolidation, any catalyst could break it out.

Despite Near-Term Headwinds Gold Still Has Upside

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

A recent report by Metals Focus argues that while there are still plenty of short-term headwinds, the gold price remains well-supported, with a strong potential for further upside.

Gold’s Real Secular Move Has Yet to Even Begin

By Rick Ackerman, Rick's Picks

In a world losing confidence in debased fiat money, and countries drowning in global debt totalling $300 trillion, gold is becoming THE Tier 1 asset.

Gold and the Quiet Power of Financial Dissent

By David Russell, GoldCore

Gold has never been just a quarterly hedge. Its role is far more profound and, in many ways, far more subversive.

Technical Scoop: Tariff Hike, Fed War, Precious Highs

By David Chapman, Enriched Investing

Gold continues to tantalize us as to whether it will break higher or continue in its current corrective period.

Dollar & Gold Rise on Trump Tariff & Inflation Fears

By Ira Epstein

On the weekly chart, the market's caught in a congestion area. You're not getting any help from the swing line; you have a higher high and lower low, which means sideways action.

Sunday Edition: July 13, 2025

Gold May Be Boring, but Silver is Soaring!

By Mark Mead Baillie

So far this century, the 28-week year-to-date gold price increase of +27.7% ranks second only to such like stint during 2006:  so in that broader context, ’tis rather exhilarating, one has to say.

Gold Revaluation Shouldn't Surprise, Since It's an Old Story

By Chris Powell, GATA

With a massive revaluation of gold the government would achieve practically infinite money without issuance of debt and the awkwardness and embarrassment of monetizing bonds -- raw and direct inflation and currency devaluation.

Big Rotation From Gold To Silver?

By Morris Hubbartt, Superforce Signals

We have a solid mix of gold stocks, oil stocks, growth stocks, a bit of crypto, uranium stocks, and silver stocks too!

Uncertain Moments

By John Mauldin, Thoughts from the Frontline

This combination of growing government debt and diminished risk-taking isn’t good at all. At lower levels, it was reasonable to think we could grow our way out of the debt. That hope is gone.

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