Allocated storage makes specific bars your legal property. Unallocated storage makes you an unsecured creditor. Two real bankruptcies and a 1994 court ruling show why that one distinction decides who keeps the gold. The post What Happens to Your Gold If Your Storage Company Goes Bankrupt? appeared first on GoldSilver.

J.P. Morgan cut its Q4 silver forecast from $90 to $63, and silver already trades above it. The driver was solar demand, not the Fed. Gregory Shearer sizes the decline at roughly 60 million ounces, which is larger than 2026's 46.3 million ounce deficit. The post Silver Price Prediction: One Bank Cut Its Target 30%, and the Reason Wasn’t the Fed appeared first on GoldSilver.

Gold and silver both fell on rate-hike odds today, but silver dropped further — nearly 2.1% to gold's 1.9%. The move has nothing to do with silver's own supply picture. Here's the mechanism behind the gap, and why the deficit case hasn't changed. The post Silver Is Falling Faster Than Gold Today. Its Deficit Didn’t Change. appeared first on GoldSilver.

Five signals from Wall Street and Washington point the same direction on gold this week — a fading bond buyback, a surging ETF, a widening silver deficit, a bullish options desk, and a gap between softening jobs data and rising rate-hike odds. The post Wall Street Keeps Buying Gold. Washington Keeps Sending Mixed Signals. appeared first on GoldSilver.

Platinum doesn’t get the same attention as gold or silver, but it’s one of the rarest and most industrially important The post How to Invest in Platinum: A Beginner’s Guide appeared first on Manhattan Gold & Silver.

Gold's newest sanctions exposure and today's G20 push on Iran are real developments. Neither one explains today's selloff. The Fed does, and the two stories run on different clocks. The post Iran’s Gold Sector Just Got Named in U.S. Sanctions. Gold Is Selling Off Anyway. appeared first on GoldSilver.

A Forever Gold Bull Market? Given that nobody is willing to do what it takes to “deal with the debt situation,” gold prices will ostensibly go up forever, or until the fiat system finally implodes. Mike Maharrey Tue, 09/01/2026 - 09:20

Gold Takes a Hit as Rate-Hike Odds Surge For now, the metals are giving back a portion of their impressive August gains – but the larger monetary, fiscal, and geopolitical forces that drove that rally haven’t gone away... MoneyMetals Tue, 09/01/2026 - 09:15

Singapore Removes 5% Cap on Precious Metals Holdings in Certain Funds The move comes after many funds were forced to liquidate part of their gold and silver holdings as the price climbed to $5,500 last January. Mike Maharrey Tue, 09/01/2026 - 09:00

US-Iran Conflict & Rate Hikes Harm Metal Markets Ira Epstein discusses the latest developments in the metal markets, highlighting the impact of Federal Reserve Chair Walsh's hawkish stance on inflation and its influence on the markets. Ira Epstein Tue, 09/01/2026 - 07:21

National debt, AI valuations, foreclosures, private credit — four separate arguments for an imminent collapse are circulating right now. We checked each one against the primary data. None of them, on the numbers, point to a sudden shock. The post Four “Imminent Collapse” Arguments Are Everywhere Right Now. Here’s What the Data Actually Shows. appeared first on GoldSilver.

Six banks revised a 2026 gold price target between June and late August. Every revision moved down, and not one moved up. Gold still trades below four of the six reduced figures, which means the cuts chased the price and did not catch it. Here is the revision record, the rate mechanism behind it, and what a dated price target commits anyone to. The post Will Gold Go Down for the Rest of 2026? Six Banks Cut Their Targets, and the Cuts Trailed the Price appeared first on GoldSilver.