Russia plans to introduce central bank digital currency for public use next year. This is another step forward toward a completely cashless society and a step backward for financial privacy. 

Just like the gold chart, the yearly silver chart appears to be close to going parabolic. Whereas gold is stepping up to monetary dominance, silver is stepping up to monetary restoration.

You've probably already heard by now that the silver market has been in a reported deficit over the past few years. Which leaves a lot of unanswered questions about how the market structure will look in the years ahead.

Gary Wagner joins us to discuss the massive central bank crisis happening and how silver prices are set to SKYROCKET!

We have a silver update today from Rafi Farber.

In the aftermath of another powerful hurricane that tore through Florida, political and economic storm clouds may also be gathering.

Our long term stocks/bond model remains in favor of equities over bonds. Trend is up. Cycle is now down. VIX is up. Caution is advised.

In this week’s Money Metals Midweek Memo, host Mike Maharrey provides insightful commentary on the state of precious metals, the economy, and the importance of sound money in times of uncertainty. 

How close are Americans to hitting their credit card limits? That's hard to say, but based on the latest consumer credit data from the Federal Reserve, they may be getting closer.

You won't be surprised to hear that I'm a long-term precious metals bull. Still, that doesn't mean I think these metals go up in a straight line. Almost nothing does.

Russia reportedly plans to add silver and boost its gold, platinum, and palladium holdings in its state fund next year. This would be the first time Russia has held silver in its state fund.

Helene did quite a number on us here in the Tampa Bay Area (and elsewhere). Storm surge flooding inundated thousands of homes and businesses with up to four feet of water in some areas. As I drive around the area, I see house after house with all the residents’...

It's been a volatile year for the silver price, as we've seen silver trade above the $32 level, before falling below $27, and then rebounding over $32 again. Where it sat as of yesterday before today's decline on the COMEX open in New York.

General rule: Breakouts will happen when the least amount of people are expecting it. 

There is a similarity in how gold and silver trade at the same time period and also how they trade at similar milestones, despite the fact that those milestones are sometimes reached at different times.