This chart is doing something very simple, but very powerful. It is lining up the gold price with periods of stagflation and asking one blunt question. What tends to happen to gold
This chart is a window into speculative behavior in the silver market. What you are looking at is the positioning of managed money in Comex silver futures across time. In plain English,
This chart is making a very specific macro argument. It is asking whether today’s inflation path is starting to resemble the inflation cycle of the 1970s. The green line is current CPI.
This chart is a long history of the yield curve, and in plain English, it is one of the market’s best mood meters for the economy. Think of the yield curve as
This chart is a simple but powerful way to show a market truth that most people miss. On one side, you have gold. On the other, you have a broad equal-weighted commodity
This chart shows a quiet but very important shift in the plumbing of the global financial system. Foreign central banks are holding a bigger share of their reserves in gold, while their
This chart is showing one very simple but very important thing: how much of the entire ETF universe is allocated to commodity ETFs, excluding precious metals. In plain English, it tells you
Our story didn’t start in stocks. It started in the foreign exchange market. The land of flashing screens, fast clicks, and daily combat with price action. We spent nearly a decade there,
The price of gold has been experiencing a significant surge this year, reaching new all-time highs. As a result, Stansberry has once again launched their “#1 Gold Stock” pitch, prompting us to
Gold has shined brightly in 2024, delivering remarkable performance alongside other asset classes. Currently trading near record highs, gold’s rise is particularly intriguing given that equity indices are also flirting with historic