SLVO News and Press, Credit Suisse X-Links Silver Call ETN IOPV From 07/14/22

Commodities had a sharp pullback in the month of June. The industrial metals sector led the decline, falling 14% in the month of June. Near-term markets are adjusting to slower global growth expectations and fears over the demand outlook. Commodities took a dip in June, ...

Throughout the year, the Federal Reserve Note has been gaining ground against the euro, the yen, and other fiat currencies. Currency markets may be overestimating the Fed’s willingness to continue tightening monetary policy aggressively. Market cycles are often driven based...

While resiliency is a positive sign for the economy, a strong job market will make it harder for the Fed to bring down inflation. The Labor Force Participation rate dropped back to 62.2%. YoY, this June is lower than last June by 185k jobs. Despite a job report that beat expectati...

Despite all the bullish signals, precious metals and miners continued lower this week. Silver is way more bearish than gold right now, so silver is likely closer to its bottom and will blow past gold once the rally begins. Commercials continue to have their lowest short position s...

The SPX should be bottoming out for the next few months. The metals are setting up their own bottoming. The TLT could see one more lower low before a major rally takes hold. For those that have been reading me lately, you would know that I have been taking a lot more tim...

For the past month, gold has been consolidating within a tight range around $1850. The data suggests the next move is most likely up. It’s very possible that the jobs data in two weeks will be weak. This could give the Fed the cover needed to start rolling over, proving that th...

Silver and gold are among the few safer assets to own during stagflationary periods such as today. Historically, silver crashes with stocks but rallies much faster due to associated inflationary monetary stimulus. The ongoing implosion of the Japanese Yen and the Bank of Japan's y...

Historically, the dollar is the antithesis of gold because gold is the anti-dollar. Higher bond yields have been extremely supportive of the dollar, especially relative to the yields in other currencies. While the inverse correlation between Gold and nominal yields is strong, the ...

When the "Speculators" get overly excited, bullish, and long, a price top usually follows as buying momentum for COMEX contracts is nearly exhausted. While it certainly does not appear that there are any fed funds rate cuts planned for the near future, it's helpful to know that the CO...

The Fed raised rates by 0.75% yesterday to 1.50% and plans to continue raising rates to at least 2.5% in the next few months. Quantitative Tightening, or QT, is continuing at its announced pace also. While the Fed’s move was hawkish to say the least, this was all expected, ...