As the stock market struggles, it's been a massive year for gold, and silver looks to lead from here!

In this episode of the Money Metals Midweek Memo, host Mike Maharrey analyzes the surging gold market, the lagging performance of silver, and the broader economic forces fueling both trends. 

Is a silver squeeze 2.0 coming? What does this mean for the silver price? Is central bank collapse imminent? Andy Schectman joins us to discuss gold & silver prices that are set to skyrocket!

In 2020, state governments forced many businesses to close their doors temporarily for “15 days to stop the spread”. Fifteen days turned into months, and in the progressive state of California it was longer than a year.

President Donald Trump is pushing hard for interest rate cuts. He should be careful what he wishes for, because he is begging for more inflation. Literally.

If you’ve felt like markets lately have been writing a soap opera with one too many plot twists, you’re not alone. 2025 feels like a “transition year” in every sense, markets are jittery, policy is chaotic, and investors are unsure whether to sprint, stroll, or...

As gold marches ever higher, silver continues to lag, like a kid more interested in sniffing flowers than keeping up with his parents’ pace.

In a wide-ranging conversation with Money Metals' Mike Maharrey, renowned precious metals analyst David Morgan offered a sobering yet insightful look at current market volatility, global economic tensions, and the long-term outlook for silver and gold. 

Today is Good Friday, when Christians commemorate the crucifixion of Christ. With the markets closed in observance, I thought it would be interesting to delve into the role silver played in the crucifixion narrative.

Our long term stocks/bond model remains in favor of equities over bonds at the end of March. Trend is down. Cycle is up. The anticipated bear market may have started.

The official numbers are in, and industrial demand for silver set a fourth consecutive record in 2024. Despite record industrial offtake, total silver demand declined by 3 percent to 1.16 billion ounces last year, primarily due to weak investment demand, according...

The monetary regime has immediate consequences for our behavior—as individuals, institutions, and financial entities.

The market is yet to fully grasp what is ahead over the next 15 years.

The Federal Reserve just got the green light to crank up the inflation machine. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) moderated in February and turned downright cool in March. Prices fell month-on-month, driven by much lower energy costs.

Have you done your taxes yet? If you’re a procrastinator, like me, probably not. Especially if you owe money. Well, I’ve got bad news. This is your last weekend to get it done.