We enjoyed a nice rally in the price of Gold last week, but holding up the rally from continuing further this morning are higher Ten-Year Treasury Yields and a significantly higher equity market due to a cooling off of trade war tensions with China. Continue reading →
Strong demand for the yellow metal overnight in the Far East. At the time of this report, the price of Gold is up over twenty dollars. Continue reading →
Here are the highlights from today’s meeting:
Lead by the new Fed chairman Jerome Powell, the Federal Reserve is expected to make its first rate increase in 2018, today at 2 PM EST. Continue reading →
Friday was a quadruple witching day (Quadruple witching happens when three related classes of options and futures contracts expire, Continue reading →
Someone start a fire……Please…..
Looking at a bar chart in gold, for the most part in 2018 the heavy bulk of trading has been between $1,320 and $1,350. Continue reading →
Walter Pehowich is off today. Today’s insights are provided by senior Dillon Gage staff.
Yesterday’s bumpy road in Washington gave us a short-lived bump up in gold prices. Continue reading →
The world stock markets had a positive reaction to the U.S. Jobs report from Friday, regaining some of their losses from earlier this year. Continue reading →
Terrific job number this morning adding 313,000 jobs in February. Eight hundred thousand people have entered the work force. All impressive news for a stronger equity market. Continue reading →
The President is to announce his plan on tariffs at 3.30 pm Eastern time. His decision could have a profound effect on markets. Please stay tuned for his announcement.
If the market’s resulting behavior merits notice, we will send an additional FLASH GAGE this afternoon. Otherwise, look for results in tomorrow’s Market Gage.
Enjoy the rest of your day.
For every action there is a reaction. President Trump’s proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum are causing quite a stir in the European community. Continue reading →
We start the week looking at a mixed bag of financial data: stronger dollar, softer Ten-Year Treasury yields and a lower CBOE VIX Volatility index. Continue reading →
It’s time to speak out.
After 42 years in the Precious Metals business, it finally hit me why I’m losing my hair. Continue reading →
ADDISON, Texas (Feb. 27, 2018) – Dillon Gage Metals, one of the world’s largest precious metals wholesaler firms, is ready to provide an explanation to a hypothetical question that will be on people’s minds in the near future. Continue reading →
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell’s remarks stuck a dagger into the price of Gold. Continue reading →
Good news for the Gold market as we see the momentum in Ten-Year Yields heading in the opposite direction of late, now softening up. Continue reading →
A higher U.S. Dollar and lower Ten-Year Treasury yields are keeping the price of Gold in place. Continue reading →
The January Fed minutes have been released. Here are the highlights:
A mixed bag of financial indicators keeping the price of Gold in slightly positive territory this morning. Continue reading →
On this President’s Day, the Equity markets and Bond markets are closed. Continue reading →
First, let’s take a look at the Platinum group metals. The recent resurgence in the price of Platinum is attributed to aggressive buying by car manufacturers trying to stay ahead of the curve. Continue reading →
ADDISON, Texas (Feb. 15, 2018) – Dillon Gage Metals, one of the world’s largest precious metals wholesaler firms, is once again the exclusive source for the Royal Canadian Mint’s Silver Lunar Privy bullion coin. For the past five years, Dillon Gage Metals has had the sole distribution of this unique RCM Silver Maple Leaf. The “Year of the Dog” in the Chinese Lunar Calendar officially kicks off this Friday, February 16, 2018. To honor this loyal Lunar symbol, this year’s coin features an intricately engraved Labrador Retriever for the privy seal (the standard Canadian Maple Leaf privy is a smaller leaf with the year number inside).
In the most recent decades, the dog represents those born in 1922, 1934, 1946, 1958, 1970, 1982, 1994, 2006 and now 2018. Individuals born in the Year of the Dog are honest and loyal, much like their canine counterparts. In Chinese culture, if a dog happens to come to a house, it symbolizes the coming of good fortune and prosperity. This year’s Lunar Privy bullion coin is the perfect gift or keepsake for those born under the Year of the Dog sign.
“The Chinese Zodiac Calendar is a very important part of traditional Chinese culture,” stated Terry Hanlon, president of Dillon Gage Metals. “This exceptional limited mintage Royal Canadian Mint Silver Maple Leaf that bears a Lunar Year privy mark celebrates that heritage. This unique coin is a great gift for those who participate in Lunar New Year festivities, and it’s also great for any coin collectors in your life who happen to love dogs.”
The coin is crafted in the Royal Canadian Mint’s exceptional 99.99 percent pure silver. It features a serrated edge and a unique reverse-proof finish. This coin is the highest denomination made available on a 1-ounce silver bullion coin – $5 CAN. Along with Canada’s beloved monarch, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, on the obverse and the iconic Canadian Maple leaf on the reverse. The coin is 38 millimeters in diameter and weighs 31.110 grams.
This limited-mintage special release will be available to authorized dealers from Dillon Gage. For information and pricing, call 800-375-4653 or go to www.dillongage.com to purchase on the electronic trading platform, FizTrade.com.
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In 1921, a young bride inspired her husband’s design for America’s Peace Silver Dollar, which would be the last actual “silver” dollar produced. Continue reading →
Higher interest rates are on the minds of all traders and investors this morning as CPI figures indicate inflation is on the rise. Continue reading →
After the last two weeks, there’s almost no telling what will happen in the equities market when the Dow opens for the week. Continue reading →
Today we’ll look at the Past, Present and Future. First, we’ll tackle the present. Continue reading →
White spots on silver bullion coins have been a known issue in the global bullion market for years. Continue reading →
The U.S. Dollar is trading higher this morning keeping the pressure on the price of Gold. Continue reading →
Here’s why the equity market sell-off will not help the price of Gold in the short term, but will in the long term. Continue reading →
About 15 minutes ago, the Dow Industrial average was down over 1500 points. Continue reading →
The price of gold caught in crosscurrents of a significantly weaker equity market, a stronger dollar and softer 10-year bond prices around the globe. Continue reading →
A lot of news for the market to absorb this morning as Ten-Year treasury yields continue to climb, affecting both the price of Gold and the Equity markets. Continue reading →
Here’s the current release schedule of just SOME of the new bullion that will be available soon from Dillon Gage. Continue reading →
The price of Gold in recovery mode this morning as the Dollar index breaks below the 89 level once again and Global Ten-Year Bond yields are all seen edging lower. Continue reading →
The price of Gold under pressure as we see Bond yields across the globe higher today. Continue reading →
Yesterday, the President’s comments left all the currency traders and the Gold traders scratching their heads. Continue reading →
President Donald Trump told CNBC on Thursday the dollar will strengthen over time under his leadership and that recent remarks made by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnunchin about the greenback were misinterpreted. Continue reading →
The U.S. Dollar hitting a three-year low giving fuel to higher Gold prices this morning. Continue reading →
The price of Gold unchanged this morning as a weaker dollar and higher Ten-Year Treasury yields keeps the price of Gold boxed in. Continue reading →
All Eyes On Washington D.C.
A government shutdown could boost the price of Gold. Continue reading →
Gold market reacts to comments made by Automation CEO Mike Jackson, the now newly elected Atlanta Fed President, that the Fed needs to normalize interest rates as the economy expands.
The price of Gold and silver immediately sold off after his comments.
Enjoy the rest of your day.
ADDISON, Texas (Jan. 17, 2018) – Dillon Gage Metals, one of the world’s largest precious metals wholesale firms, is pleased to announce the release of a unique and innovative bullion coin. Continue reading →
The U.S. Dollar is in recovery mode, trading at 90.70 up from its most recent lows overnight at 90.11. Continue reading →
ADDISON, Texas (Jan. 18, 2018) – Dillon Gage Metals, one of the world’s largest precious metals wholesale firms, is educating the public on everything they need to know about the Olympic medals slated to be awarded during the 2018 Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea. Continue reading →
The U.S. Dollar continues its slide, giving the price of Gold a boost this morning. Continue reading →
The U S Dollar just broke thru the next key level of support at 91.01 and now setting a new three-year low. Continue reading →
The euro traded at a three-year high right after the European Central Bank announced that it is cutting its Crisis Era stimulus program faster than expected. Continue reading →
The price of Gold was little changed in the Asian overnight session as much higher Ten-Year Bond Yields were seen across the globe. Continue reading →
San Francisco Fed President John Williams said the Federal Reserve should raise rates three times this year as the already strong economy will get a boost from tax cuts. Continue reading →
Right after the 8:30 jobs number was released, Gold was bid up as the dollar sold off and treasury yields headed south. Continue reading →
Some reasons why owning physical Gold is a prudent choice for a balanced portfolio. Continue reading →
The price of Gold is surprisingly in positive territory this morning as the recently declining U.S. Dollar changes direction. Continue reading →
The price of Gold taking advantage of a weaker dollar this morning as the dollar index trades at a year over year low by as much as 14 percent. Continue reading →
A weaker dollar seems to be the main driver for higher gold prices. Continue reading →
The market’s in holiday mode with many traders enjoying their time off. Continue reading →
The Dillon Gage Family wishes you and your family the happiest of holidays! Continue reading →
If there is anyone out there who predicts the future price of gold for 2018, don’t listen to them. Continue reading →
Coming Up: Gold and the Bitcoin craze, but first our Markets:
As expected the price of Gold continues to be range bound between $ 1250 and $ 1270 as we approach the holiday week. Continue reading →
With the recent Fed rate hike out of the way and the nervous longs conceding defeat, the market has now started to build a foundation. Continue reading →
Walter Pehowich is off today. The commentary is from a senior Dillon Gage staffer.
It was a taxing day for the dollar and Dow
The U.S. dollar and world stock markets had a less than stellar day, yesterday, tanking as doubts about U.S. tax reform rose. Continue reading →
