AAAU News and Press, Goldman Sachs Physical Gold ETF From 10/27/21

Despite the prices of oil, copper, and other commodities skyrocketing, the price of gold has not been going up. The default assumption is there can only be one possible explanation: price suppression. But there just is not the shortage, much less panic, that some gold analysts proclai...

It has been difficult to trade the metals market over the past year. The fundamentals have been indicating that gold and silver should be shooting up. The debt ceiling will have to be increased or the world economy will collapse. The high debt levels and massive stimulus are destr...

Gold, at its core, is just another commodity and has real economic utility like other commodities. But gold has trounced other commodities historically. One explanation for this outperformance is that there is excess demand for gold because it’s become an alternative form of &#...

Gold prices have now been consolidating for over a year since hitting an all-time high of $2,075 per ounce in August 2020. Gold’s consolidation has gone on longer and the price has dropped lower than we had anticipated. Supply chains are being realigned and businesses are r...

A big week for precious metals markets as inflation pressures push consumer prices to painful new heights. Things will likely get even worse for Americans struggling with costs of living heading into the winter. And if at some point the Fed and its unlimited supplies of unbacked d...

Wall Street still remains upbeat despite a growing energy crisis that threatens the economic recovery, widespread price increases, and mixed economic data. If energy costs seem poised to head much higher, the unbalanced global economic recovery could dent risk appetite and lead to som...

It has been difficult to trade the market based on fundamentals since the pandemic struck. We appear to have several new black swans on the horizon to further muddy the application of fundamentals. The Fed is facing the issue of tapering and whether to raise interest rates. Th...

This morning, the government announced that unemployment claims finally fell after a month, but 4.2 million Americans are still receiving benefits. The labor market appears to be struggling less than expected. The Gold market is showing a lot of buying action. The market is re...

It's hard to see the economy stumbling when liquidity is super-abundant and borrowing costs are incredibly low. Even if the Fed finishes its tapering and starts raising its target funds rate well before anyone currently expects them to, they will still have to counteract the super-abu...

Inflation in the U.S. is surging at the fastest pace since 1991. Brent crude briefly topped $80 a barrel last Tuesday for the first time in nearly three years due to ongoing supply disruptions. High oil prices have historically helped airline carriers demonstrate a certain level o...