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Friday Edition: October 2, 2026

Gold’s Usual Autumn Pullback

It won’t take much less-hawkish Fedspeak or weaker economic data to slash Fed-rate-hike odds, hit the US dollar, and ignite gold’s next major surge higher.

South Korea Finally Set to Get More Real Gold

The Bank of Korea hasn't expanded its gold reserves in 13 years. The country currently holds just over 104 tonnes of gold, about 1.1 percent of the country’s total reserves.

China Is Building What Nature Gifted the US

The US takes this massive natural advantage for granted....more freight in the US is moved by truck, rail, and pipeline, despite the fact that transport by barge is 10–30 times cheaper.

Dollar Weaponization Is Accelerating the Push Away From the Dollar

If foreign demand for dollars and Treasuries weakens, the United States faces a painful adjustment. Less demand means higher borrowing costs, greater downward pressure on the dollar...

Hedge Funds Are Still Buying Treasuries, and That Could Become a Problem

Union Bancaire Privée hedge fund specialist Ricky Siao called hedge funds’ use of leverage “aggressive” and warned that it magnifies “systemic risks.”

Metals at Anytime Could See Some Short Covering

Ira Epstein discusses the recent increase in market volatility, particularly in the metals and stock markets, noting significant intraday movements.

Thursday Edition: October 1, 2026

Update: COMEX Silver Drawdown Partially Reversed Last Week

In a nutshell, registered silver stocks declined, but total physical stocks increased. This signals category movement and net deposits, not escalating depletion of physical silver.

Bond Crisis Explodes In Bessent's Face & Hammers Gold & Silver Lower...

Of course, when you have a big move like that in the interest rate market, that’s going to affect gold and silver prices as well.

Inflation in Pictures

If we go back about 45 years, we discover that inflation wasn’t always defined simply as “rising prices.” Economists understood it as an increase in money and credit.

Metals: High Interest Rates and Strong Dollar Are Major Headwinds

Ira Epstein provides a comprehensive update on the metals market, focusing on current trends and economic indicators.

Wednesday Edition: September 30, 2026

Canadian Prime Minister Reveals Motives Behind De-Dollarization

A de-dollarization of the world economy could cause a dollar glut. The U.S. currency could further depreciate. At the extreme, global de-dollarization could spark a currency crisis.

The Coming GOP Bloodbath?

As the war drags on, we have seen the national debt pass $40 trillion, diesel fuel prices at the highest ever, and inflation hitting the middle class and poor even harder.

Banks Are Starting To Show Cracks In Their Balance Sheets

Given how deeply the largest US banks are now connected to shadow lenders, further deterioration could eventually become a much broader financial-stability risk.

Gold Stocks: Is It Time To Buy?

Given that gold is in the $4200-$3941 buy zone, gold stock investors should buy some positions while keeping lots of dry fiat powder to manage potential volatility....

Metals: Big Reports Start Soon with PCE Index

Epstein provides technical analysis on gold, noting its bearish trend with key resistance levels identified.

Tuesday Edition: September 29, 2026

Big Chinese Banks Ending Retail Leveraged Gold and Silver Futures Trading

The move could potentially increase demand for physical metal in China, the world's largest gold market.

When Rockets Fall from Lofty Heights

These situations look like Ponzi schemes where it takes endless new money coming in—mostly by way of expanding credit—to keep fueling the upward path that makes these stocks enviably hot.

Nomi Prins: Fed Rate Hike Doesn’t Change Gold’s Long-Term Outlook

For Prins, gold’s long-term outlook depends less on any single Fed meeting and more on the continuing demand from buyers who want a scarce, physical asset.

India Gold Market Cautiously Optimistic With Approach of Festive and Wedding Seasons

Demand for gold typically surges in India during fall. The festive season begins in September, building into Navratri (Oct. 11), and peaking around Dhanteras (Nov. 6) and Diwali (Nov. 8).

Strong US Dollar and High Interest Rates Sink Metals

Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the metals market, noting declines in gold, silver, copper, and platinum prices.

Monday Edition: September 28, 2026

Bonds Break Badly; Bad News For Investors

Imagine having $1MM in U.S. Treasury bonds earning 1.4% six years ago. After collecting meager interest of $14,000 per year, your $1MM is now worth $430,000.

Unstable Mountains: A Landslide is Ready to Happen!

Those fake profits that all the market makers claim are evidence of a “strong business economy” will instantly turn into losses when the terrain starts sliding downward.

Gold SWOT: Ramelius Resources Raised Its FY27–30 Production Outlook by Approximately 5%

Midtier gold producers could increase production by approximately 80% through 2030, while senior producers continue to face challenges replacing depleted reserves.

Technical Scoop: Debt Chart, Gold Falter, Yields Up

Our line in the sand for gold is down at $4,100. We believe that needs to hold. Under $4,000 a bigger drop could get underway. To the upside, $4,600 is elusive.

Selling Pressure in Metals

Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the metal markets, noting a decline in metals and a rise in the dollar and energy markets, excluding natural gas.

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