Gold

What to know about last week’s tariff-driven spike and drop in COMEX gold futures, and what it means for gold’s next move.

Economist and gold critic Peter Schiff argues Bitcoin is tightly correlated with tech equities, not gold, and highlights key divergences in asset behavior and risk profiles.

Gold prices have surged to over $3,300/oz, while production costs remain stable, driving record margins for miners. However, many equities in the sector still trade as if gold were under $2,000.

Peter Schiff reaffirms gold’s lasting value and slams Bitcoin as speculative. Meanwhile, gold trades near $3,342/oz, silver nears $38/oz, and safe‑haven demand remains resilient.

Silver dropped nearly $3 to just above $36/oz, prompting Peter Schiff to see opportunity: “buy some silver today,” pointing to a potential long-term breakout in the metal.

Gold-miner stocks appear on the brink of a long-awaited breakout versus the spot gold price, signaling potential outperformance just as bullion nears record highs and silver rallies.

Newmont beat Q2 earnings with $1.43/share and 20.8% revenue growth, driven by gold at approximately $3,320/oz and a record free cash flow. The stock still trades around 13 times earnings.

Gold steadies at $3,347, silver holds $38 as markets stall. Analysts see signs of strength, but the next move may depend on a "fear trade" trigger.

Gold just hit $3,363/oz, but silver may be the real story. Analysts say the metal is forming a historic technical pattern that could lead to an explosive rally.

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