The silver price may be down today, but that doesn't mean the problems that have driven it near the $50 mark have gone away. And as Bill Holter talks about today, the conditions in the London silver spot market have actually worsened.

he reported death of US dollar dominance has been greatly exaggerated. The dollar’s demise has been repeatedly prophesied, supposedly threatened by any number of currencies including the euro, the yuan, and recent hints of a gold-backed currency from the BRICS...

It's all happened so quickly that it's almost easy to lose track. But not only has silver just started its third historic move to the upper $40 area, but we could conceivably be just days away from seeing a new all-time high. And now even Bloomberg is reporting on...

Nobody in their right mind would hold their reserves in dollars. That’s the conclusion of Catalyst Funds CIO David Miller. And he’s right.

I want to commence this update on silver by pointing out something that is actually rather amazing. Despite its impressive gains of the past several months, the massive bull market that is soon to unfold before us hasn’t even started yet.

With the silver market rallying to within shouting distance of its all-time highs, amidst concerns about the free float of silver available in London, David Morgan shares the signs you'll want to watch out for to know when a short squeeze develops.

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

The silver breakout that nobody is talking about. Silver is up through 47 in the futures market. Closed above 47 in the spot market on Monday. But you know what also happened? Silver is now breaking out against my beloved 60/40 portfolio.

Back in January, TD Securities analyst Daniel Ghali wrote a report on how the declining inventories in the LBMA's silver vaults were leading us towards what he called "a silver squeeze you can buy into."

Gold is soaring and it typically outperforms silver during the early stages of a major sector bull market. Silver has a lot of catching up to do and it is likely to get started catching up soon.

After major interest rate turnarounds (bottoms), silver is usually the big winner. The reason is clearly explained here. What it comes down to is simply that interest rates reflect the value that the market places on money.

The historic silver surge continued today, with the futures price coming close to the $47 level after earlier blasting through the $46 level. We're in historic territory, and it's starting to feel a lot like 2011. And fortunately, I discussed a lot of what's going...

This week, silver closed with a BEV of -5.44%, or 5.44% below its last all-time high seen in January 1980, forty-five years ago.  In my file, I have silver’s last all-time high at $48.70, and this week silver closed at $46.05.  This is an amazing chart; there is...

By the time you woke up today, the silver futures were already over $45 per ounce, as the stunning rally has continued, with the last week even feeling a little bit like 2011.

Our long term stocks/bond model remains in favor of equities over bonds. Trend is up. Cycle is up.