May 21 Have We Seen the Bottom in Silver and Gold Prices? Franklin Sanders
Overnight SOMEbody (wink, wink!) tried to crush silver with massive sales in Asia (Sunday night our time). They drove silver down to 2023.5c, but that lasted only very briefly. By midnight New York time silver has climbed back above 2100c, and climbed slowly through the rest of European trading. By New York open it had reached 2180c, backed off, traded up to 2200c by noon, then in a single bound leapt to 2270c. Comex closed UP 22.9 cents at 2256.8c, after a range of 299 cents. Whew....

May 21 Daily Report Harvey Organ
This is the first time ever that I can recall that we had a massive hit on gold and silver early on a Sunday night and then we proceeded to have a global gold/silver outside day reversal. (For those newcomers, an outside day reversal is a large reverse in price in mid stream. An outside day reversal on the positive side is when gold/silver are smashed in the early part of the trading session and then climb to a clear positive on the day's end.)...

May 21 The Big Upside Move In Gold & Silver Is Now In Front Of Us KingWorldNews
Eric, this is a very interesting day technically. Silver made a new low, but gold did not. And we are seeing, on both gold and silver, bullish divergences here. So this could have been the low for the move, and we may move up from here. It’s also possible that we continue to go sideways for a little while, but I think we are virtually there (at the bottom), and the big move is going to come. Whether it starts in June or July it doesn’t matter, but it will be extremely powerful...

May 21 Going to bed… Bill Holter
Something big, REALLY big is happening behind the scenes that we are not “privy” to but… you don’t have to be a rocket scientist to know where this is going. As I started this piece with a quote from Reg Howe, “You will go to bed with gold at $1,500 and wake up with it bid at $4,000 and none offered.” The point is this, something has and is changing with the supply demand situation in the precious metals. We know that demand has exploded, inventories are being drawn down and that investor appetite is to have the metal delivered, no more “I think I’ll just leave it with my ‘trusted’ custodian.” No, it is now cash and carry and many of those who had previously purchased are only now getting around to the “carry” part....

May 21 Will Wednesday’s Fed Minutes Spark Sell-Off? Chris Ciovacco
There appears to be little evidence to suggest Bernanke will drift from his recent guarded optimism stance on the economic outlook, which means his comments may be stock market-friendly. On the Fed minutes front, the release is based on the meeting when the statement “The Committee is prepared to increase or reduce the pace of its purchases…” was added. The key term was “increase”. Therefore, the minutes may prove to be dovish or stock market-friendly as well.

May 21 Name That Black Swan Jeff Clark
You might argue that a black swan event could occur at any time. That's true. But our current fiscal, monetary, and economic circumstances are so tenuous that the possibility of a black swan event hitting our economy is greater than usual. Indeed, the number of anomalous events that could take place is large enough that collectively they represent a high probability. And since we all live and work within an economic system and use money every day, the impact to us as individuals could be severe. So the question is this: what data are available now that show where we are most vulnerable to experiencing a black swan event?...

May 21 Gold & Silver Price Subject To Greediness Of Traders Gold Silver Worlds
Looking at what is happening in the precious metals markets lately we can only underline the importance of holding the metal in physical form. We wrote about that in great detail in Gold – You better hold it. The forces that are driving the paper market (i.e. derivatives and the fractional metals market) and the physical market are simply too diverse. People seeking monetary safety in the metal have really different motives than traders or speculators. At least, bullion owners should be aware of that. It should help them understand the price spectacle on days like these. Let us repeat the fundamental idea of the precious metals again: you hold them because of their monetary protection!...

May 21 The Last Investable Moment for Silver Dr. Jeffrey Lewis
The short term price and investor anxiety effectively obscures their ability to perceive this situation. This phenomenon seems especially notable among the waiting multitude who are otherwise one step away from the internal shift to buying silver. When the true value of silver hits them, the precious metal becomes the obvious investment choice in their personal flight to quality. Silver may never return to its constitutionally mandated position as an official currency, its long forgotten status as the coin of the realm, but that does not mean it will not be an excellent future investment for you and your loved ones....

May 20 Motive, Means, & Opportunity in the Gold Market GE Christenson
You have the OPPORTUNITY to buy gold and silver at a huge discount to their real value – just my opinion – but both are “on sale” at current prices. (Gold is currently priced about the same as in late 2010.) “But can’t they go lower?” Yes, of course, gold could drop to $1,000, the Middle East could be transformed into a region of tranquility, peace, and cooperative people, and the US Congress could balance the budget. But as long as governments and central banks are “pushing paper,” digitally printing unbacked currencies, and overspending their revenues, the price of gold will increase – just my opinion – to much higher than it is today....

May 20 Gold Market Update Clive Maund
For those of you who are short of time and are accustomed to scrolling down to the bottom of an article to read its conclusions I’m going to save you the trouble by putting the conclusions at the start: the broad US stockmarkets are approaching a parabolic blowoff top and should be sold, and gold and silver are bottoming and should be bought. If you have fallen to the floor laughing at this suggestion it is a sign that you have been brainwashed by The Ministry of Disinformation and you are warned to pull yourself together and take the time to calmly consider the hard facts presented below...

May 20 Silver Market Update Clive Maund
Silver’s post plunge relief rally was considerably weaker and more stunted than gold’s, and with it now back near to its April plunge lows after the drop last week, the chances are considered high that it will break to new lows soon. That said, its latest COTs and sentiment indicators are now strongly bullish, so that although it may well break to lower lows soon, it is thought unlikely that there will be much downside follow through before it hits bottom....

May 20 Gold In 2013 – Too Many Mysteries Remain Inexplicable Taki Tsaklanos
Let’s go straight to the conclusion: too many mysteries are occurring in the gold market, in 2013, to accept them as regular facts. No matter at which “side” you are of what we consider the most controversial asset, you simply cannot deny that the following list of events is something stronger than suspicious. Most importantly, although the mainstream media were very fast to announce the potential sale of 10 tonnes of gold by Cyprus, adding to the negativity around the yellow metal, the events in this article are of much higher importance, but they did not make it to the mainstream press. Maybe that is the most suspicious fact of them all....

May 20 Silver COT - The Day the Numbers Lied Dr. Jeffrey Lewis
Prices ended down slightly once again for both silver and gold last week. There was no great change noted in the COT reports for either precious metal, and the monthly Bank Participation Report was a non-event for silver. This is once again leaving many observers scratching their heads about the suddenly questionable reliability of these numbers. They seem to provide especially important information because they represent the last window of insight into what the elephants are doing in these commodity markets. It is not exactly rocket science when it comes to interpreting the data in those reports....

May 20 Gold & Silver Price – The True Story Is All About Time. Be Prepared M. Noonan
This is all about a banking crises! Gold and silver are being held as hostages. The central bankers have their overly-rehypothecated teat caught in the wringer of world- wide demand for physical gold, and they cannot get it out. Their only recourse has been to drive down, crush would be a better description, the fiat [paper] prices of gold and silver so they can “buy” time to acquire whatever physical available to cover their cheating ways....

May 20 Give It A Doubt Rick Mills
Many, many years ago during a lengthy argument with a friend he told me to ‘give it a doubt’ – he meant I was wrong. The herd is convinced the commodities boom is over. Doom and gloom, the sky is falling, the bears argument sounds convincing - growth has stopped, economies are slowing. Looking at the TSX.V’s performance (most of the world’s mineral exploration firms call the Venture Exchange home) it’s as if people are convinced the need to search for, develop and mine new mineral deposits is over....

May 20 Gold, Silver, Massive Leverage & Super Wealthy Panicking KingWorldNews
How low can the paper prices of gold and silver go? We should see shortly as Andrew Maguire has predicted. As difficult as it is to watch the death throes of these leveraged exchanges, it is likely the last days of paper metals. For investors, next week could be another wild ride. Stay focused on value. We do not believe that all stocks are overvalued, but one has to be very selective. We remain convinced of the long-term value of energy, precious metals and key components of our increasingly strained food producing capacity. Prime farmland and residential real estate has been surging, but the prices do not represent value in the short-to-intermediate term....

May 17 With Gold Prices Down I Intend to Buy More Franklin Sanders
May 17 The World Paper Council Jeff Nielson
May 17 The Inflation vs Deflation Debate Bill Holter
May 17 Gold & What I Know For Certain GE Christenson
May 17 Gold – An Update Pater Tenebrarum
May 17 Could Cuba’s Past Be Your Future? Jeff Thomas
May 17 Premiums Soaring As Massive Run On Gold & Silver Continues KingWorldNews
May 16 Can Silver and Gold Prices Hold Above their April Lows? Franklin Sanders
May 16 Daily Report Harvey Organ
May 16 A New Chapter In Currency Wars – Russia Joins The Game Gold Silver Worlds
May 16 Headed Toward a Brick Wall Bill Holter
May 16 Controlling the Beginning Stages of Hyperinflation SRSrocco
May 16 This Catastrophic Situation Is Entering The Terminal Phase KingWorldNews
May 15 Gold Price Support Lies from $1,418.50 to $1,424 Franklin Sanders
May 15 Daily Report Harvey Organ
May 15 But… But it’s Manipulated Bill Holter
May 15 How A Criminal Syndicate Of Banks Is Raping The Gold Market KingWorldNews
May 15 A Different View of Silver Miguel Perez-Santalla
May 15 Is Crude Oil Ready For A Breakout And Would It Help Gold? Przemyslaw Radomski
May 15 Metals & Mining Analysts' Ratings & Estimates - Seniors Bill Matlack
May 15 Metals & Mining Analysts' Ratings & Estimates - Juniors Bill Matlack
May 14 Fiat Money Will Lose Against Silver and Gold Franklin Sanders
May 14 Daily Report Harvey Organ
May 14 Gangster State America Paul Craig Roberts
May 14 How to Spot & Time Stock Market Tops Chris Vermeulen
May 14 U.S Retail Depression is ‘Good News’ Jeff Nielson
May 14 It Was Only a Precursor to What’s Coming Bill Holter
May 14 Stocks Could Continue Surprising Ascent Chris Ciovacco
May 14 The hidden crisis in the gold business Michael J. Kosares
May 13 The role of GLD and SLV Alasdair Macleod
May 13 Sorry, We The People Are No Machines Taki Tsaklanos
May 13 Continued Fed Interference As We Edge Closer To Disaster
May 13 Correction near but Bull Market has LONG waves to Go!  David Banister
May 13 Here’s hoping for another PM beat-down John Bayard
May 13 European Banking – It Is Getting Scary Gold Silver Worlds
May 13 Will Oil Futures Stop the Fed’s QE Program? J.W. Jones