Could the government confiscate your gold? It's possible, but how likely is it today? Our guest explains why he believes the risk is extremely low. Watch Now: hubs.la/Q04B-hVF0

Silver's fundamentals may be stronger than ever, but is the next rally still a year away? A veteran fund manager explains why 2027 could matter for gold and silver. Watch Now: hubs.la/Q04B-hnN0

Gold and silver are sliding big today: gold ~2.0% to about $4,054/oz, silver ~5% to near $55. Buy on the dip: hubs.la/Q04C1vpf0

In 2021, Peter Grandich favored gold over Treasury bonds. Since then, he says gold has surged while bonds have lost value. Was gold the better safe haven? Watch Now: hubs.la/Q04B-gxV0

What happens to gold when stocks fall fast? Peter Grandich says a 10% to 30% stock drop is possible, and that its speed could decide gold’s path. Hear his case on the GoldSilver Show: hubs.la/Q04BZL_m0

Peter Grandich sold gold into this year’s rally. Now he is buying again, in stages, and says one more dip could help. His reasoning, and what he is holding back, is in the full interview: hubs.la/Q04BFWPx0

Gold to $8,900 by 2030? Ronnie Stoeferle thinks it's possible, but warns more downside may come first. What's holding gold back, and what could spark the next rally? Watch the full interview: hubs.la/Q04Bb8ch0

Could the US be preparing a $1 trillion gold revaluation? Ronnie Stoeferle now puts the odds above 50%, up from just 10–15%. But could the move backfire before the midterms? Watch: hubs.la/Q04zWZ-V0

The Fed just delivered its fastest rate hikes in 40 years. Gold should have fallen. It barely moved. Megan King Diaz breaks down the real reason, and what's really driving gold now. Watch the full breakdown: hubs.la/Q04zy7ht0

Treasury buybacks are surging, but long-term yields remain under pressure. Are we already entering an era of “soft yield curve control”? Watch Now: hubs.la/Q04zdKDh0

Since 2000, the S&P 500 has risen roughly 400%. Gold? About 1,400%. When comparing gold vs. stocks, the starting point matters. Watch Now: hubs.la/Q04zdHYQ0

Is gold repeating 1980? The backdrop says otherwise. Then: high savings, falling rates and $4.7T in debt. Today: low savings, rising rate risks and roughly $118T in debt. The conditions for gold couldn’t be more different. Watch Now: hubs.la/Q04zdFjJ0

Gold is down modestly this year—but central banks are buying the dip. China added 20 tonnes in August alone. Watch Now: hubs.la/Q04zdyBM0

Everyone watches the Fed for clues on gold. The bigger lever is bonds: the real yield they set decides the math. Megan breaks down the mechanism and why gold hasn't cracked. Watch the full breakdown: hubs.la/Q04zcW_B0

Gold just had its best two years in decades. Then September hit. Trey Reik, GoldSilver's chief economist, says it comes down to one number: the 10-year yield. Hit 6% and gold could struggle. Hold here and the bull case continues. Watch: hubs.la/Q04yPc7L0

Inflation creates winners and losers. Fixed incomes can lose purchasing power, while debtors and hard assets may benefit. Watch Now: hubs.la/Q04ysvLr0

What if gold isn’t going up — but the dollar is going down? When it takes more dollars to buy the same ounce of gold, the question becomes: What’s really changing — gold or the dollar? Watch Now: hubs.la/Q04ysvZP0

Looking back at gold’s 2011 peak and the nearly 50% drawdown that followed, this analysis shows how historical market cycles can offer clues about where corrections may bottom—and where the next move could begin. Watch Now: hubs.la/Q04yskVh0

In 1933, owning gold in America became a federal crime. Up to 10 years in prison. A $10,000 fine. Then gold ran from about $40 an ounce to $190 in just three years — nearly 5x. Americans were locked out of almost the entire move. Watch the full breakdown hubs.la/Q04ys2sn0

Jim Rickards spent decades as a derivatives lawyer before he became a market commentator. So when he talks about owning gold, he isn't talking sentiment. He's talking about what's actually in the rulebook — and the standing power every major exchange has to restrict delivery when a market gets stressed. It's already happened once, in 1980. He also breaks down why unallocated gold accounts and ETF shares are legal claims on a pool, not ownership of a specific bar. Watch the full breakdown: hubs.la/Q04y9pCm0