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Gold prices have surged to over $3,300/oz, while production costs remain stable, driving record margins for miners. However, many equities in the sector still trade as if gold were under $2,000.

Peter Schiff reaffirms gold’s lasting value and slams Bitcoin as speculative. Meanwhile, gold trades near $3,342/oz, silver nears $38/oz, and safe‑haven demand remains resilient.

Gold-miner stocks appear on the brink of a long-awaited breakout versus the spot gold price, signaling potential outperformance just as bullion nears record highs and silver rallies.

Newmont beat Q2 earnings with $1.43/share and 20.8% revenue growth, driven by gold at approximately $3,320/oz and a record free cash flow. The stock still trades around 13 times earnings.

Gold just hit $3,363/oz, but silver may be the real story. Analysts say the metal is forming a historic technical pattern that could lead to an explosive rally.

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Silver lease rates surge above 6%, echoing platinum’s pre-breakout spike. Traders eye signs of a squeeze as silver tests supply limits. Spot silver near $29.50/oz.

Historic mispricing shows commodities at multi‑decade lows vs gold, a red flag for bulls. With inflation heating and a dovish Fed in the wings, a broad commodity rally may lie ahead.

Silver tops $39 for fthe irst time since 2012 as industrial demand surges. Analysts say physical metal’s fundamentals outshine Bitcoin’s record high.