Articles by SRSrocco

METALS & MARKET UPDATE JULY 10th: Another U.S. Natural Gas Plant Explosion This Weekend & What Is Happening With The Precious Metals

This weekend, another U.S. Natural Gas Plant explosion took place to add to the list in just a few short months.  Last month, the large Freeport LNG Plant suffered a blast and will be out of service for another three months.  This is terrible news for Europe.  Also, what is taking place in the precious metals prices…

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ANCIENT ROMAN ENERGY CLIFF & CURRENCY DEBASEMENT: Why Connecting The Energy Dots Are Important For Today

When the mighty Ancient Roman Empire hit its “Energy Cliff,” the collapse of the civilization was only a matter of time.  In this update, I show more details on how the Ancient Roman Empire hit the Energy Cliff, thus impacting its ability to produce silver for its key monetary coin. Therefore, there is no coincidence…

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SILVER OUTPERFORMS GOLD: Why The Cost Of Production Tends To Be The Floor In The Metals Prices

Today was a rare event.  Silver outperformed gold, platinum, and palladium. How so?  Typically, silver will be the weakest of the metals.  However, due to the Cost of Production analysis that we provide at the SRSrocco Report, during this weekend update, we believed that silver would hold up better than gold, which is precisely what we saw today…

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TOP PRIMARY SILVER MINERS UPDATE JULY 5th: Taking A Look At The Best Buy Prices For The Mining Stocks After 6 Months

With the recent sell-off in the broader markets, metals, and mining stocks, what has changed for the “BEST BUY” prices for the top silver mining companies?  About six months ago, I posted my forecast for subscribers as to the best ENTRY areas for the top silver mining stocks.  I wanted to do an update to see how the situation has changed…

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THE MASSIVE 1800’s ENGLISH EMPIRE: All Built On The Power Of Coal

With less than 2% of the world’s population during the 1800s, England was the Largest Empire on the planet.  Few realize that England has become an economic powerhouse due to its ability to ramp up coal production, accounting for two-thirds of the world’s total supply.  Without coal, England would have remained a second-rate economy…

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