⛏ Here’s Why Gold and Silver's Selloff Was an Overreaction

Here’s Why Gold and Silver's Selloff Was an Overreaction
As people across the U.S prepared for a long holiday weekend, gold and silver came under pressure last Friday. Gold dipped to near $4,400 an ounce and silver to near $65.83, as the market reacted to the initial top banner from the August jobs report. Read on »

Copper Is Becoming the Oil of the AI Age
For more than a century, oil powered the global economy. It moved cars, ships, and aircraft. It fed modern farming and made mass production possible. Nations that controlled reliable oil supplies gained enormous economic and political power. Copper may play the same role in the AI age. Read on »

Commodities Are Inexpensive, But No One Owns Them
Since 1997, U.S. commodity funds have attracted about $188 billion in cumulative net flows. Equity funds attracted roughly $1.1 trillion. Bond funds attracted roughly $5.3 trillion. Commodity allocations have never exceeded about 2% of fund assets. Today they sit below 1%. Read on »