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Sunday Edition: October 18, 2026

Gold Basing Against Its Short Trend’s Tracing

As stated at the outset, the FOMC shall raise the funds rate on 28 October.  They’ve no choice but to so do as we go to our partially-completed table of the September Inflation Summary.

The Everything Loop

Properly owned physical gold is unusual because the metal itself is not another party’s promise to pay. It does not require a company to remain solvent, a borrower to repay a debt or a financial institution to honour a contract for the asset itself to exist.

When Will AI Meet Cash Flow Reality?

So today, we are going to look at some of the cracks which are becoming visible in the AI space. It will change the nature of index investing, the economy and portfolio management for the next decade. And generally, not in a good way...

Friday Edition: October 16, 2026

Gold Weathers Warm CPI

Despite a kneejerk initial selloff on surging Fed-rate-hike odds, gold soon started recovering barely deepening its recent correction.

Impact of War on Commodity Markets

Throughout history, governments have debased their currencies to finance their wars. Prices of commodities always rise, with prices for war material leading the way.

Singing the Songs of Low-Priced Bonds

One does not have to be bullish France, just less bearish than a market pricing revolution and default, to see what’s at stake in the streets of Paris and the voting booths next April.

First American Eagle Coins Released 40 Years Ago

While American Eagle coins are legal tender, they aren’t used as currency in everyday transactions because the market value of their gold and silver content far exceeds their face value.

Russian Gold Is Flowing Through Hong Kong

When the war began, Russia held about half of its reserves in dollars, euros, and pound sterling. The other half was in yuan and gold, which remain accessible.

Fed Predictions Are Unreliable

A 5% tail probability may sound small. But when analysts and mainstream financial media talk about tail risks, they often suggest ignoring them precisely because they seem so unlikely.

Gold May Have or Is at Least in a Bottoming Phase

Epstein also mentions upcoming economic reports, such as import/export price data and Federal Reserve industrial production figures, which he considers significant for market analysis.

Thursday Edition: October 15, 2026

Inflation Rises Again

The Fed recently reported that all rising inflation so far has been due to tariffs pricing through to consumers (other than the rise in energy costs).

Why China Is Buying Gold — and What It Means for the Dollar

Maharrey explores the motivations behind China’s gold-buying spree, the broader movement toward de-dollarization, and the potential consequences for the United States.

Military Spending and the Metals Needed

Increased defense spending is driving up demand for critical minerals including copper, silver, tungsten, antimony, graphite and manganese.

Gold Stock Correction Finally Enters End Phase

We await multiple signals that the gold stock correction will have ended. Those would be a combination of technical, sector-fundamental, and macro-fundamental.

Black Mammoth Metals Receives Approval to List on the Nasdaq Capital Market

The Nasdaq listing is expected to strengthen the Company's capital markets presence and facilitate access to a broader investor base...

CPI Hotter Than Expected Number Sinks Metals

Epstein notes the impact of geopolitical tensions on oil prices and their potential effect on gold, which he observes is struggling to maintain its value amid these pressures.

Wednesday Edition: October 14, 2026

India Considering Digital Gold Regulations Including 1-to-1 Gold Backing

Currently, Indian law doesn't require digital gold providers to back their product with actual metal...they could run a fractional reserve system with only a small amount of gold on hand.

Gold: A Rally To $5400 From Here?

Given the potential for a US dollar and interest rate tumble, once this week’s CPI and PPI inflation reports are out of the way, what’s most likely is a surge to $4700, and then to $5400.

Hong Kong's Rise as Global Gold Hub Boosts Status of Chinese Currency

Over the next three years, Hong Kong plans to expand its gold vaulting capacity from 150 to over 2,000 tonnes.

Metals: Still Sideways to Lower Action

Ira Epstein covers the current state of the metals market, highlighting gold's stability around the $4,200 mark and silver's struggle to maintain levels above $60.

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