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Gold Below $4,000, Silver Below $50: What's Really Happening? | Andy Schectman
Gold Below $4,000, Silver Below $50: What's Really Happening? | Andy Schectman
Liberty and Finance: 11-3-2026
Andy Schectman returns to Liberty and Finance to explain why the recent plunge in gold and silver prices may be hiding a much bigger shift in the global financial system.
Despite gold falling below $4,000 and silver below $50, physical deliveries on COMEX continue at extraordinary levels, while central banks and major institutions accumulate precious metals.
Central Banks Buy Gold at Fastest Pace Since 2024, WGC Says
Central Banks Buy Gold at Fastest Pace Since 2024, WGC Says
Jack Ryan Tue, November 3, 2026
(Bloomberg) -- Central banks bought gold at the fastest pace since the end of 2024 in the third quarter, even as the metal faced pressure from higher oil prices and interest rates.
The institutions accumulated a net 321 tons in the three months through September, the World Gold Council said in a report on Tuesday. After a slow start to 2026, that brought the estimate for year-to-date buying to 675 tons, slightly ahead of the same period a year earlier.
The US Changed the Dollar Before. Why Wasn’t it political Suicide?
The US Changed the Dollar Before. Why Wasn’t it political Suicide?
Lynette Zang: 10-28-2026
Could the U.S. reset the dollar overnight without political consequences?
Lynette Zang examines how the government changed the rules governing the dollar in 1933 and 1971, why Nixon won reelection after closing the gold window, and how these monetary shifts continue to impact your purchasing power.
Discover why understanding monetary history, inflation, and direct ownership of physical gold and silver matters when protecting your wealth and financial sovereignty.
Gold Steadies Near $4,000 as Oil Eases and the Fed’s Biggest Week Begins
Gold Steadies Near $4,000 as Oil Eases and the Fed’s Biggest Week Begins
Published: 10-26-2026,
Gold is holding just above $4,000 an ounce on Monday. That’s a partial comeback from last week’s slide to its lowest level since mid-July. Oil prices are pulling back today, and that’s taking some pressure off the metal. The relief comes right before Tuesday’s start to the Federal Reserve’s two-day policy meeting. Silver isn’t holding up as well. It’s giving back an early morning gain and trailing gold into the decision, and that’s pushed the gold-silver ratio to its highest level in months.
Foreign Countries Keep Buying Gold. Just Not In The US
Foreign Countries Keep Buying Gold. Just Not In The US
Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black / Sovereign Man) October 26, 2026
One of the most humiliating episodes in Chinese history came in April 1895 after China lost the Sino-Japanese war. Japanese negotiators forced their Chinese counterparts to pay out the nose— one of the heaviest war indemnities of all time; it totaled 38 million British pounds, roughly three times what the Japanese government spent in a year. Today that would be roughly $2.2 TRILLION.
Physical Gold vs. Digital Gold: Which Is the Ultimate Safe Haven?
Physical Gold vs. Digital Gold: Which Is the Ultimate Safe Haven?
Published: 05-20-2026 Gold is trading at approximately $4,500 per troy ounce as of May 20, 2026 [World Gold Council]. However, the debate about physical gold vs digital gold matters more than most investors realise — because not all of these products are the same thing. Both show up on a brokerage statement with a dollar value attached. But what you actually own — what you hold, what you control, what survives a real crisis — is a very different story. This isn’t a debate about returns. It’s a debate about what “safe haven” actually means.
Why Are Central Banks Buying So Much Gold in 2026?
Why Are Central Banks Buying So Much Gold in 2026?
Published: 10-05-2026 De-dollarization is the gradual shift by central banks away from holding the US dollar as their dominant reserve asset. In practice, that usually means adding gold and other currencies instead. In 2026, this shift stopped being a theory investors had to take on faith.
Specifically, it is now a documented pattern, visible in the World Gold Council’s own survey data and in the IMF’s own reserve statistics.
BRICS Is Hoarding Gold. Here’s What It Means for Your Portfolio
BRICS Is Hoarding Gold. Here’s What It Means for Your Portfolio
Most news coverage of the BRICS gold story gets one thing wrong: it treats this as political drama rather than a portfolio signal.
It asks whether a BRICS currency will succeed. Whether it’ll topple the dollar. Whether the summit announcements are serious or just rhetoric. Those are interesting questions. However, they’re also the wrong ones if you’re trying to protect and grow your savings.
Dollar Dominance Is Fading. Gold and Silver Are Paying Attention
Dollar Dominance Is Fading. Gold and Silver Are Paying Attention
The U.S. dollar and gold have a well-documented inverse relationship — and right now, with gold at $4,690 and silver at historically unprecedented price levels, that relationship is doing exactly what it’s supposed to do. The dollar is weakening structurally. Precious metals are the direct beneficiary.
The Fed’s Retreat Exposes the Real Monetary Reset
The Fed’s Retreat Exposes the Real Monetary Reset
Miles Harris: 10-15-2026
The landscape of American fiscal policy is undergoing a significant transformation, marked recently by the appointment of Judy Shelton as a counselor at the United States Treasury.
This move signals a potential shift in how the nation views its currency, its debt, and its role in an increasingly digital global economy.
What Backs the US Dollar? Not Gold Not Silver
What Backs the US Dollar? Not Gold Not Silver
What Backs the US Dollar?
So what backs the US dollar, if not gold or silver? The answer has been the same since August 15, 1971: nothing physical. The dollar is a fiat currency — from the Latin fiat, meaning “let it be done.” Its value rests on a government declaration that it is legal tender. Beyond that, it rests on trust.
We’re in a “WARTIME ECONOMY” & GOLD Is a National Security Asset | Graham Summers & Michelle Makori
We’re in a “WARTIME ECONOMY” & GOLD Is a National Security Asset | Graham Summers & Michelle Makori
Miles Franklin Media: 10-9-2026
Michelle Makori, President & Editor-in-Chief of Miles Franklin Media, speaks with Graham Summers, President and Chief Market Strategist at Phoenix Capital Research and Macroeconomics Fellow at the Homeland Defense Institute, about why he believes the U.S. is already operating on a wartime economic footing as its economic competition with China reshapes national security, critical minerals, financial markets, and gold.
Summers explains why gold has moved to the forefront of U.S. national security, whether Washington could be quietly accumulating gold as China builds its reserves, and why policymakers may be reconsidering gold’s role in the monetary system.
Historic Gold Rush Reprices Global Debt
Historic Gold Rush Reprices Global Debt
Kinesis Money: 10-8-2026
In this week's Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire details how central banks swapping dollars for physical gold at an unrivalled pace are quietly forcing a repricing of global debt — and why this gold rush marks something far bigger than a market rally.
As the Fed remains the last major institution still sitting on gold valued at a fraction of its true market price, Andrew outlines why he sees this gold rush not as a rally, but as the opening chapter of a fundamental restructuring of the monetary order.