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March 31, 2023 Friday Gold Wrap

The Next Shoe to Drop? SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap March 31, 2023

The Federal Reserve has added nearly $400 billion to its balance sheet in just two weeks while simultaneously claiming to still be in the inflation fight. While things seemed pretty quiet this week after the bank bailout, Friday Gold Wrap host Mike Maharrey says it’s only a matter of time before the next shoe drops. […]

March 29, 2023 Key Gold Headlines

Tennessee Governor Signs Bill Authorizing State Gold and Silver Reserves

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee has signed a bill into law that creates a process for the state to buy, sell, and hold gold and silver. This sets a foundation for Tennessee to achieve more financial independence with gold and silver reserves and could help undermine the Federal Reserve’s monopoly on money.

March 29, 2023 Exploring Finance

Money Supply Is Flashing Red

The seasonally adjusted Money Supply in February fell $121B and the Money Supply in January was revised from positive $31B to -$142B. This is a major revision and now means the Money Supply has fallen for seven straight months.

March 28, 2023 Key Gold Headlines

Silver Jewelry Sales Boom Will Help Drive Overall Silver Demand Higher

Jewelry production is an important driver of overall silver demand. In 2022, the amount of silver used in jewelry was up around 29% as overall silver demand hit record levels. Silver jewelry production used around 235 million ounces of silver. And according to a recent survey by the Silver Institute, silver jewelry sales are on […]

March 26, 2023 Exploring Finance

Comex Update: Delivery Volume Slows Even as Prices Rise

Gold is wrapping up March, which is a minor delivery month. While it was a decent delivery month, it was the smallest minor month since November 2021.

March 24, 2023 Friday Gold Wrap

The Fed Is Trying to Thread a Needle With a Rope: SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap March 24

On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates again despite the problems in the banking system. In this episode of the Friday Gold Wrap, host Mike Maharrey talks about the Fed’s inflationary efforts to paper over the problems in the financial system while still keeping up the pretense of an inflation fight. He says it’s […]

March 20, 2023 Videos

Why SchiffGold? Peter Schiff Explains (Video)

Peter Schiff recently appeared on Brighteon.com with Mike Adams to talk about the failure of SVB and Signature Bank, the bailouts and the potential ramifications. During the interview, Peter explained the difference between SchiffGold and a lot of the other gold companies out there.

March 19, 2023 Exploring Finance

The Technicals: This Week Could Be the Most Important Week for Gold in Years

Gold had a big rally last week. But is it sustainable? What are the technicals saying? The data over the last several months continues to give insight into the market. November showed the market was in neutral, but then the December analysis correctly identified an impending move upwards, the January review called for a correction and then February concluded:

March 18, 2023 Exploring Finance

The Comex Is in Far Worse Shape Than SVB if the Run on Physical Accelerates

Given the potential impacts of the ongoing banking crisis, I will start this article with the conclusion. The current banking crisis could not have come at a worse time for the Comex system. Inventories have seen massive depletion over the last 2+ years as investors have slowly been pulling physical out of the vaults. I […]

March 17, 2023 Friday Gold Wrap

A Crack in the Dam: SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap March 17, 2023

Friday gold wrap host Mike Maharrey has been saying something is going to break in the economy for months due to the Federal Reserve’s monetary tightening to fight price inflation. Last Friday, something broke when Silicon Valley Bank collapsed followed quickly by the demise of Signature Bank. It was the first crack in the dam. […]