With the quarter coming to an end in a few days, there are some important technical levels for the markets, metals, and energy. Also, because the S&P 500 Index reversed on Thursday, from what could have been a larger selloff, and shut up higher on the close Friday, we may likely see new highs…
As the world faces the coming ENERGY CLIFF, countries with the largest oil imports will experience greater economic hardship than those who are less dependent on foreign oil. While the United States was heavily dependent on foreign oil in the past, its net oil imports over the past decade have dropped…
Evidence that the SilverSqueeze in the silver market is going global can be seen by the explosion of Indian silver exports. This is quite a surprise because India has been known for its massive silver imports, not exports. Well, that all seems to be changing as investors continue to acquire silver bullion…
What silver mining stock has outperformed the industry? Well, if we look at the fundamental data and analysis, there is most certainly a clear winner. Not only has this silver producer enjoyed the highest profit margins, but its share price has also outperformed its peers over the past decade…
The days of Energy Independence may be over for the United States as net oil imports rise as domestic production declines. Just a year ago, the U.S. oil industry produced over 13 million barrels per day of oil. However, due to the pandemic shutdowns, the peak of U.S. shale oil production has likely arrived…
Even though the premiums for Silver Eagles are still quite high, U.S. Mint sales this month continue to be RED HOT. In just five days, the U.S. Mint sold another 850,000 Silver Eagles. In March, sales of Silver Eagles already surpassed last month’s total by 110,500, and there is still another week remaining…