Gold remains sideways as it searches for its next direction, while silver corrects from overbought levels to find support for ...

Last week’s price action on the S&P 500 weekly chart delivered something we haven’t seen in over a year, a doji candle. This rare set up, where the open and close are nearly identical, reflects ...

Historic mispricing shows commodities at multi‑decade lows vs gold, a red flag for bulls. With inflation heating and a dovish Fed in the wings, a broad commodity rally may lie ahead.

Gold could be going on a wild ride. The reason is geopolitical, and it will continue if, in the coming years, the US and China cannot come to an accommodation.

What the chart suggests is that something is in the works that will roughly double the price of gold in the next few years.

Gold hallmarks measure purity Gold and silver hallmarks are somewhat more universal. Gold purity is measured in karats with 24 karats representing the highest value.

The daily chart for spot gold indicates that the price is consolidating within ... The next strong support lies around $37, which marks the neckline of the cup pattern. The overall structure remains ...

The following charts will be a review of both the gold and silver markets, gold being the stronger of the two, which should put both metals into a perspective.

Look for hallmarks All authentic gold bars and coins have a hallmark stamp that indicates their purity. This stamp is a guarantee from a reputable manufacturer that the gold is 100% pure.

But right now, we’re in the precious metal’s golden stretch. Six of gold’s best months of the year are July, August, September, November, December, and January. Now, this isn’t a fluke or ...

Gold dropped to a five-month low Friday as the post-Trump price surge collapsed and investors digest the impact of the vote on global financial markets. Gold for delivery in December dropped to a ...