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Friday Edition: July 18, 2025

Gold Stocks Priming to Run

Gold miners’ stocks are priming to run, readying to resume powering higher with their metal. Despite gold’s weak summer-doldrums seasonals, gold stocks have enjoyed a stronger summer. 

Trump’s ‘Big Beautiful Bill’: Defense Dollars, Debt, and the Real Cost of Spending Sprees

Forget about trillion-dollar deficits. That’s far in the rear-view window. We’re looking at three, four, and five trillion-dollar deficits.

2,200 Year Old Money Discovered in Czech Republic

Gold and silver ultimately became money simply because people wanted to use them as such. No government mandate was necessary. The metals spontaneously evolved as money...

Morgan Stanley Expects Further Euro Gains — A Tailwind for Gold?

Gold has been treading water in recent months, consolidating between $3,200 and $3,500 — a typical summer pattern as news flow and trading volume slow with traders on vacation.

Central Banks Buying More Domestically Produced Gold

Central banks have increased their gold holdings by over 1,000 tonnes for three straight years.

Bullion Stackers are the Ultimate Savers

Precious metal stackers are in a league of their own. They’re the most farsighted, knowledgeable, and patient savers.

Gold Lags, Silver Catches Up, Platinum Hits New Highs

If the gold market continues to break, it could go to the $3264 level, about $80 lower, but it has upside bias as long as it's over the 18-week average of closes.

Thursday Edition: July 17, 2025

Price Inflation Heating Up Based on June CPI

While the Federal Reserve tightened monetary policy enough to rein in rising prices, it never did enough to slay the inflation dragon.

Aztec Completes First 7 Holes of Drilling Program at Tombstone Project and Increases Ownership in Project JV to 85%, Tombstone Gold-Silver Mining District, Arizona

The district geology consists of a mix of shallow-level, oxidized Au-Ag and base metal deposits related to CRD and skarns hosted in folded and thrusted sediments, intrusive dikes, and lode veins, and as well the under explored, sulfide versions located below the water table.

How Trump’s 50% Copper Tariff Will Affect the US and the World

The 50% copper tariff will roil the copper market and not in a good way.

Asian Metals Market Update for 17th July 2025

Pace of rise (of gold and silver) will quicken if and when there is confirmation that the Federal Reserve chief will be fired.

USD & Gold Rally on Trump Threat to Fire FED Chair

The market is doing a good job of holding up right here. You can see you've come up, and you're into overbought territory.

Wednesday Edition: July 16, 2025

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

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?

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

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...

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?

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

Mistrusting Government About Epstein and More

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!

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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