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Gold consolidates while silver approaches the $90 level as stagflation risks remain in focus, with Phil Streible breaking down the metals setup and key levels the market is watching on Metals Minute. Tune in.
Gold and silver move higher as markets assess whether a breakout could be developing, with Phil Streible breaking down the price action and key levels in focus on Metals Minute. Tune in.
Gold holds near $5,100 as oil pushes toward $119, with Phil Streible breaking down the cross-market moves and what they could signal for the metals trade on Metals Minute. Tune in.
Educational and Actionable information using Fibonacci and W.D. Gann analysis.
Gold and silver test key support as the Fed balances inflation and growth concerns, with Phil Streible breaking down the metals setup and key levels in focus on Metals Minute. Tune in.
Gold near $5,200 as geopolitical tensions continue to drive volatility across markets, with Phil Streible breaking down the metals trade and a key market that could snap on Metals Minute. Tune in.
Gold and silver plunged in the aftermath of the escalation of the military conflict in the Middle East. What gives?
Gold and silver move higher as the dollar weakens amid renewed geopolitical developments and tariff concerns, with Phil Streible breaking down the cross-market moves and key levels in focus on Metals Minute. Tune in.
As geopolitical tensions intensify and global markets grapple with inflation, monetary-policy uncertainty, and shifting industrial demand, silver futures have emerged as one of 2026’s most dynamic commodity markets.
Gold pulls back after a four-day rally as attention shifts to silver, with Phil Streible breaking down the metals market setup on Metals Minute. Tune in.
How can safe-haven demand accompany declines in gold stocks?
Gold, silver, and oil move higher as equities trade lower overnight, with Phil Streible breaking down the cross-market action and key levels in focus on Metals Minute. Tune in.
Gold moved higher again, but not above its very recent high, silver outperformed and so did miners. Why?
A look at what the Silver COT is signaling, a review of current major futures trends, and key trading levels for February 25
Silver surged 24% after our February wave B call, rallying from key Fibonacci support with room toward 92–94 resistance.
How can confusion increase even more? Another ruling? That would still increase clarity.
Gold and silver edge higher following a new tariff ruling, with Phil Streible breaking down the market reaction and levels in focus on Metals Minute. Tune in.
Silver made a very sharp decline and dropped more than 40% so far from the all time highs. This is something we were concerned about, as a higher degree retracement was always somehow expected after the massive move of more than 300% from the April 2025 swing lows. Looking at the smaller 4 hour time frame, the current decline clearly looks impulsive, which supports the idea that this move is not finished yet. Price however can once again stabilized at support area around 70, from where we can see now wave (C) up, ideally final leg in B wave rally that is eyeing 92-100 resistance area; its a danger zone where bears can step in
Silver futures remain in a structural uptrend that began in mid 2025, but recent price action reflects a market attempting to re-establish value after a parabolic blow off top in late January. Specific geopolitical escalation in the Middle East, renewed trade tensions between the United States and China, and shifting Federal Reserve rate expectations have driven sharp two-way volatility. Technically, price is now balancing between 70 and 90 after defending bid block 1 at the 70 level. The next directional move will likely be determined by whether the market accepts above 90 or breaks below 70.
We analyze the overnight move in gold futures alongside all the geopolitical events crowding the trade
Gold and silver respond to renewed geopolitical tensions and a stronger dollar, with Phil Streible breaking down how markets are positioning and what traders are watching next on Metals Minute. Tune in.
It looks like it's 2008 all over again...
