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Friday Edition: September 4, 2026

COT Gold, Silver & USDX Report - September 4, 2026

By COT Gold Report

Positions as of 1 September, 2026

Silver’s Unsung Strength

By Adam Hamilton, Zeal Research

Silver has remained very resilient relative to its dominant primary driver gold in recent months, trading at its best levels in over a dozen years. Silver apathy and bearishness lately has been myopic and misplaced.

America’s Fading Hegemony and the New World Order

By Doug Casey, Casey Research

The U.S. has devolved into a bankrupt multicultural domestic empire. The Government’s $40 trillion—and rapidly growing—debt can never be paid off.

Central Banks Piled in More Gold in July

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

The surging gold price was likely a factor in the slowing central bank gold accumulation. As the World Gold Council put it, the higher price prompted “a more cautious approach.”

Preparing for the Next System Shock: Central Banks Move Gold to London

By David Russell, GoldCore

We walk through what actually happened, why London rather than somewhere closer to home became the destination, and what a 1930s precedent tells us about the weight behind this decision.

Metals: Oversold Market Bounce

By Ira Epstein

Ira Epstein describes a volatile trading day in the metals market, highlighting a significant rally in both stock and metal prices.

Asian Metals Market Update for 4th September 2026

By Chintan Karnani, Asian Metals Market Update

I am not changing bullish outlook for my medium term and long term in gold, silver, copper and non-ferrous metals.

Thursday Edition: September 3, 2026

The Netherlands Moves Gold Out of North America Citing Geopolitical Risk

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

Notably, countries with historically friendly relations like the Netherlands are beginning to judge the U.S. as a political risk.

Both Sides Are Losing This War

By Jacob Shapiro, Editor, The World Isn’t Ending at Mauldin Economics

The Russia-Ukraine war has reached a dynamic and unpredictable moment. This is not like the ongoing US-Iran war in the Middle East, which is becoming a farce.

The Fed’s No-Exit Ramp: Debt, Dollar Debasement, and the Case for Gold

By MoneyMetals

Maharrey compared the Fed’s predicament to missing an exit on a highway. The longer a driver is forced to keep going in the wrong direction, the more difficult and frustrating the eventual turnaround becomes.

Gold Rally To Re-accelerate Because Of THIS...

By Chris Marcus, Arcadia Economics

Although we've seen a recovery over the past month, and now the biggest warning alarm yet is ringing in the global debt and precious metals markets.

Metals: Washout Complete?

By Ira Epstein

Ira Epstein covers the recent fluctuations in the metal markets, noting a significant bounce from lows in gold prices after a volatile week.

Wednesday Edition: September 2, 2026

The Definition of Insanity

By Dr. Ron Paul, Ron Paul Institute

Insanity might be burdening future generations with a national debt of $40 trillion and climbing.

Gold $4300-$4200: The Key Zone To Buy

By Stewart Thomson, Graceland Updates

After surging almost 20% in a month and breaking out of the corrective channel marked by dotted lines on this daily chart, gold is staging a classic pullback towards the breakout point.

Aztec Drills 83.8 meters of 1.31 g/t AuEq; Extends the Strike Length by 255 Meters to over 1,250 Meters of Oxide Gold-Silver Mineralization at the Tombstone

By Aztec Minerals Corp.

CEO Simon Dyakowski: "Five holes reported, four of them first-pass step-outs, and all five mineralized, with high grade at both ends and nothing barren in between."

Interest Rate Rout and Soaring Energies Are Metal Enemies

By Ira Epstein

Ira Epstein discusses the turbulent state of the metal markets amid rising interest rates and geopolitical tensions between Iran and the U.S., which are exerting pressure on commodities like gold and silver.

Tuesday Edition: September 1, 2026

A Forever Gold Bull Market?

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

Given that nobody is willing to do what it takes to “deal with the debt situation,” gold prices will ostensibly go up forever, or until the fiat system finally implodes.

Gold Takes a Hit as Rate-Hike Odds Surge

By MoneyMetals

For now, the metals are giving back a portion of their impressive August gains – but the larger monetary, fiscal, and geopolitical forces that drove that rally haven’t gone away...

Singapore Removes 5% Cap on Precious Metals Holdings in Certain Funds

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

The move comes after many funds were forced to liquidate part of their gold and silver holdings as the price climbed to $5,500 last January.

US-Iran Conflict & Rate Hikes Harm Metal Markets

By Ira Epstein

Ira Epstein discusses the latest developments in the metal markets, highlighting the impact of Federal Reserve Chair Walsh's hawkish stance on inflation and its influence on the markets.

Monday Edition: August 31, 2026

Gold SWOT: Dollar Concerns Are Strengthening the Outlook for Further Gold Gains

By Frank Holmes, U.S. Global Investors

Gold is heading for its biggest monthly gain this century after advancing nearly 14% in August, according to Bloomberg, fueled in part by a U.S. Treasury intervention...

Winning $1 Million Isn't What It Once Was!

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

As it turns out, you need to win double the money to buy the same stuff that $1 million bought in August 1999, when Who Wants to Be a Millionaire debuted.

Peter Krauth Sees Silver Reaching $80 to $85 Before Year-End

By MoneyMetals

Krauth argued that strong investment demand, industrial consumption, depleted exchange inventories, and emerging technologies continue to support higher silver prices.

Fed Chair Warsh Runs Open-Mouth Operations at Jackson Hole But Can He Deliver?

By Mike Maharrey, Money Metals

After the speech, gold and silver both tanked, with the yellow metal falling by over 3 percent and silver plunging by more than 4 percent.

Technical Scoop: Stagflation Possible, Rate Fall, Temporary Whack

By David Chapman, Enriched Investing

We can’t say that the end of the week drop for gold is over. We are now testing the breakout near $4,500. A break under $4,300 is of more concern. A break under $4,100 suggests new lows under $3,900.

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