Gold and Silver: Is the correction over?

Lynn On October 29, 2026 / General Market

The correction that started after January’s record high has been brutal — gold is down roughly 6-7% for the year and sitting near $4,050 an ounce. Silver has been hit far harder, down almost 25% and trading around $54, just a hair above its yearly low. With

Gold prices surge past $3,100

John Fisher On March 31, 2025 / Analysis and Predictions 2025, General Market, Gold & Precious Metals

Gold prices surge past $3,100 Gold prices surged past $3,100 on March 31st, 2025. The metal continues to break new milestones that were previously considered unreachable. The spot price of gold blew past $3,100, breaking the $3,130 mark. Over the last 12 months, gold has increased in

The Gold Standard, What Happened?

John Fisher On February 27, 2025 / economic collapse, General Market, U.S. Dollar Crash, U.S. economy forecast, U.S. Federal Reserve

What Happened to the Gold Standard? In 1971, the United States significantly shifted its monetary policy by abandoning the gold standard. This decision, known as the “Nixon Shock,” was a turning point in the nation’s economic history and has had lasting effects on the global financial system.

Fiat Currency, Monetary System and Inflation

John Fisher On February 13, 2025 / Dollar collapse, economic collapse, General Market, U.S. Dollar Crash, U.S. Federal Reserve

The Impact of Fiat Currency on the Monetary System and Inflation Fiat currency, like the US dollar, is not backed by a physical asset like gold or silver. Instead, its value is derived from government regulation and the trust and confidence of the people. It is valuable

All-Time High Gold Price Amid Trade Tensions

John Fisher On February 5, 2025 / Analysis and Predictions 2025, General Market, Gold, gold & precious metal

Gold Prices Hit All-Time High Amid Trade Tensions February 5, 2025 – Gold prices soared to an all-time high on Wednesday, topping $2,870 per ounce. Global trade tensions, a weakening U.S. dollar, and inflation concerns continue to push the gold price. Key Drivers Behind the All-Time High

The Historic Significance of Gold Across Civilizations

John Fisher On January 24, 2025 / General Market, Gold, Gold & Precious Metals

The Historic Significance of Gold Across Civilizations The historic significance of gold has been evident in almost every culture and has captivated the hearts and minds of people worldwide. Its radiant luster and rarity have made it a universal symbol of wealth, power, and spiritual significance. It

Federal Reserve on Inflation and Its Impact on Gold Prices

John Fisher On January 9, 2025 / Analysis and Predictions 2025, General Market, Gold & Precious Metals

Federal Reserve’s Recent Statement on Inflation and Its Impact on Gold Prices Federal Reserve’s Stance on Inflation In a recent statement released after their December 2024 meeting, the Federal Reserve highlighted ongoing concerns about inflation. The Fed’s preferred measure of inflation, the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index,

Gold Price Outlook for 2025

John Fisher On January 2, 2025 / Analysis and Predictions 2025, General Market, Gold

Gold Price Outlook for 2025: Navigating Rates, Risk, and Growth As we enter 2025, the gold price outlook remains positive, driven by macroeconomic factors and geopolitical uncertainties. Analysts predict a promising year for gold, with prices expected to reach even higher heights than 2024. Central Bank Purchases

Gold and Freedom

John Fisher On December 5, 2024 / General Market, Gold, U.S. Federal Reserve

Gold and Economic Freedom Every current and prospective precious metals investor should read this evergreen article by Alan Greenspan title, “Gold and Economic Freedom”. Here, you will hear directly from the prior Chairman of the Federal Reserve, exactly why you should hold Gold, as indirectly, other precious

Central Banks and the Surge in Gold Prices

John Fisher On December 3, 2024 / Analysis And Predictions 2024, General Market, Gold, Gold & Precious Metals, U.S. Federal Reserve

Central Banks and the Surge in Gold Prices Looking back over 2024, gold prices surged to record highs, significantly influenced by central bank buying. This trend was marked by unprecedented rates of reserve accumulation by banks around the globe. Let’s explore the key events and their impact

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