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  1. Comparing Debt Growth to Gold and Silver Coin Production During US Presidencies

    Comparing Debt Growth to Gold and Silver Coin Production During US Presidencies
  2. Precious Metal Coins vs Money

    Precious Metal Coins vs Money

    How Much is Produced Globally

    Gold and silver have played an important role throughout money's history. Unlike modern currencies, precious metals can't be created out of thin air and derive value from their scarcity.

    Globally, how does the value of minted gold and silver coins compare to currency creation?


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  3. Precious Metal Coin Production in the COVID-19 Era

    Precious Metal Coin Production in the COVID-19 Era

    Gold and silver have played an important role throughout money's history. Unlike modern currencies, precious metals can't be created out of thin air and derive value from their scarcity.


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  4. Big Breakouts Across Metals Complex: Gold, Silver, Miners

    Big Breakouts Across Metals Complex: Gold, Silver, Miners

    Precious metals prices broke out this morning above key resistance levels in the mining sector as well as the underlying futures market for the raw metal.

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  5. Silver Setting Up for Third Push to $18.90

    Silver Setting Up for Third Push to $18.90

    Silver has been a shining star in the metals complex since the March low of $11.60, outperforming all other metals on its run to $18.90/oz. The upside leadership was a welcome sign for precious metals bulls, as silver tends to be a bellwether for bullish appetite in the space.

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  6. Gold and Silver Coiling for a Move

    Gold and Silver Coiling for a Move

    It has been over a month since my last entry on the markets, and aside from a few Twitter posts, most of my analysis has been confined to my desktop. The impact of the coronavirus on the retail precious metals market has been historic, with dueling supply and demand shocks, and as president of Texas Precious Metals, my time has been consumed by day-to-day operations. I finally have a bit of a respite this afternoon to share a few thoughts on the metals markets.

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  7. Market Crash of 2020: Where Do We Go From Here?

    Market Crash of 2020: Where Do We Go From Here?

    Fear or Greed?

    The last two weeks have been extremely volatile in the markets, and for the first time in a long time my friends and family have called to inquire about “what is going on in the markets?” Coronavirus contagion fears, coinciding with all-time highs in the markets, has been the scapegoat for a rapid, deflationary decline across nearly all markets except bonds, which resiliently continued to fetch a bid. Even the US Dollar, traditionally a safe haven in deflationary swoons, declined.

    Here is how I see the markets:

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  8. [VIDEO] Market Update – Gold, Oil, Equities, Bonds, and USD – Jan 08, 2020

    [VIDEO] Market Update – Gold, Oil, Equities, Bonds, and USD – Jan 08, 2020

    Dollar Movement Will be Key in 2020

    I made a brief video this evening to quickly run through some key charts I'm following and where I see the big picture trends.

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  9. Strong Move for Metals to Open 2020

    Strong Move for Metals to Open 2020

    Price Prepping for New 7-Yr Highs?

    Happy New Year! We are kicking off the New Year with stocks at all-time highs, oil prices spiking on Middle East tensions, and the precious metals complex following through nicely for our November/December videos. If you haven’t had a chance to watch those videos, they offer a helpful background on the technical setup for metals and the price action we are seeing today.

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  10. [VIDEO] SP500 Chart Update, Nov 19, 2019

    [VIDEO] SP500 Chart Update, Nov 19, 2019

    S&P500 Meeting Up with Long Term Resistance

    In this video, I analyze the S&P500 chart, which is now meeting up with 20-year long term resistance and the upper bound of its year long channel, but is also breaking out above the 261.8% Fibonacci extension from the 2007 peak to the 2009 bottom in equities. My short term view is bearish, as I think overhead resistance is stout and the RSI is overbought. However, longer term, the break above the 261.8% extension is significant and supportive of higher equity prices in the coming months.

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