Eric Sprott provides analysis of recent developments in the gold and silver markets as well as commentary on some of his recent investments. Click On The Image To Listen This Edition of the Weekly Wrap-Up:
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Gold bounces as expected
On Thursday, gold, silver and platinum were hit with some heavy selling and a reversal. They were all hit after rallying early and when the day was over, it was an ugly day. All three came down to support, but buyers are stepping in this morning. Gold was hit the […]
Outlook for Precious Metals: “Good Shape and Getting Better” – Weekly Wrap Up (May 15, 2020)
If you’re a precious metals investor, there’s no reason to beware the Ides of May. With prices rallying “like crazy” and silver rushing forward, host Craig Hemke and Eric Sprott break down all the gold and silver news you need. In this edition of the Weekly Wrap-Up, you’ll hear: The […]
Gold, silver up on safe-haven demand amid gloomy economic outlooks
Gold and silver prices are solidly up in midday U.S. trading Thursday. Safe-haven demand is featured late this week as global stock markets have become shaky again. A growing number of economists are now projecting longer recovery periods for major world economies, highlighted by Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell Wednesday […]
Sprott Money News Weekly Wrap-up – 5.8.20
Eric Sprott discusses factors driving precious metal prices higher and assesses the terrific performance of the mining shares. Click On The Image To Listen This Edition of the Weekly Wrap-Up:
The Metals, Money, and Markets Weekly by Mickey Fulp – May 1, 2020
Join The Mercenary Geologist Mickey Fulp and Trevor Hall of Mining Stock Daily every Friday afternoon for a recap of metals, money, and markets. Each episode provides commentary on performances and a look ahead to next week’s markets. You can listen to the weekly wrap exclusively at Kitco.com. We trust […]
Physical gold demand falls in 1Q; investment may fuel rally to $1,800/oz – Refinitiv
Physical demand for gold – consisting of jewelry, industrial uses, central-bank purchases and retail buying of bars and coins – fell by 26% year-on-year to 753 metric tons in the first quarter, the lowest level since 2009, as high prices led the drop in consumption, said Refinitiv Thursday. Nevertheless, demand […]
A “Great, Great Week” for Precious Metals Investors – Weekly Wrap Up (April 24, 2020)
Eric Sprott discusses the impact higher gold prices are having on the mining sector and the potential for future gains. Click On The Image To Listen This Edition of the Weekly Wrap-Up: