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Technical and macro analysis of precious metals and mining equities, published as weekend reports plus midweek updates. Recurring subjects include gold and silver price action, mining stocks, fiscal and monetary conditions including yield curve control, agricultural commodities, and the wider commodities cycle.
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Recent examples: Bond Market Selloff Continues to Rattle Markets · Where Precious Metals & Miners Stand Now
Written from The Bubble Bubble Report’s own published post titles and openings in Sep 11, 2026. It describes the subjects the newsletter covers, not its views, and is not investment advice.
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Most-reacted post we have seen: How Yield Curve Control Will Send Precious Metals Soaring — 219 reactions on Sep 6, 2026.
Recent posts
- Bond Market Selloff Continues to Rattle Markets
Ever since the U.S.-Iran war began seven months ago, the markets have traded in a “War On, War Off” fashion on a practically day-to-day basis, and increasingly even intraday as the situation becomes more schizophrenic. “War On” occurs when the conflict deteriorates, sending energy prices and bond yields surging while stocks and commodities, including precious metals, sink. “War Off,” on the other hand, occurs when hopes for a peace deal emerge and the markets breathe a sigh of relief, causing those moves to reverse. Unfortunately, today was very much a “War On” day as hopes for the conflict…
- Where Precious Metals & Miners Stand Now
It’s time for a weekend precious metals and miners update. Despite a barrage of adverse developments over the past week, particularly surging bond yields , the precious metals complex is holding nicely above its key support levels, has worked off the overbought conditions that developed in late August, and may be setting up for its next leg higher soon, with a catalyst being the main ingredient still needed. On the geopolitical front, there were multiple whipsaws and conflicting signals over the past week, including hopes for a peace deal with Iran after President Masoud Pezeshkian visited…
- More Thoughts on Bullion Portfolio Construction
On Wednesday, I published an update discussing the worsening global bond bear market and how I see it as a precursor to yield curve control , which will be highly inflationary and therefore very beneficial for hard assets, including precious metals. I also explained that I expect the unraveling of the current global financial order to be chaotic rather than smooth, linear, and predictable, as global debt and asset bubbles sink under their own weight while central banks and governments repeatedly intervene to prop them up, all against a backdrop of growing political and economic chaos and…
- The Global Bond Meltdown Is Accelerating
A few weeks ago, I wrote about the global bond rout and how it will ultimately lead to yield curve control (YCC), in which governments around the world resort to outright debt monetization, or digital money creation, to buy back their bonds, support their bond markets, and, so they hope, prevent yields from surging even higher and causing government finances to deteriorate further. In my report, I argued that yield curve control would dramatically increase the global money supply, causing inflation to worsen even further and, ironically, intensifying the very bond meltdown it is intended to…
- Where Precious Metals & Miners Stand Now
It’s time for another weekend precious metals and miners update, which I deliberately waited a couple of days to publish to give the markets time to digest the Fed’s widely expected rate hike. The initial market reaction to a Fed decision often proves misleading, while the price action that follows tends to provide a more reliable indication of how the market is ultimately interpreting the decision. That is why I wanted to let the dust settle a bit before publishing this latest technical update. The Fed raised the federal funds rate by 25 basis points, or 0.25%, to a range of 3.75%–4.00% on…
- Additional Thoughts on “Buying Low & Selling High”
(As you have probably heard, the Fed raised interest rates by 25 basis points or 0.25% to 3.75%–4.00% on Wednesday, as widely expected. Although the financial markets, including precious metals, initially sold off that afternoon, they came roaring back on Thursday and Friday as markets breathed a sigh of relief, as I suspected in my last update . The markets are still digesting the news and bouncing around, so I will review where the precious metals complex now stands in my next technical update this weekend. Until then, refer back to my last update for the key support and resistance zones…
- The Problem With “Buy Low, Sell High”
We have just one day to go before Wednesday’s heavily anticipated Fed meeting, and the financial world and markets are waiting with bated breath for the announcement and subsequent press conference. This event has strong potential to be a major market-moving catalyst that will finally break the frustrating gridlock the markets have been stuck in for the past month or so. To learn more about what to watch for in precious metals and mining stocks ahead of this critical Fed meeting, I recommend reviewing my weekend update . While we wait for the Fed meeting, I wanted to use this market lull to…
- What to Watch in Precious Metals Ahead of the Big Fed Meeting
It’s time for a weekend precious metals update ahead of Wednesday’s highly anticipated Fed meeting, at which rates are expected to be raised by 25 basis points, or 0.25%. Financial markets across the board are largely on standby ahead of the meeting, which is likely to be one of the strongest market-moving catalysts in recent months. Particular attention will be paid to Fed Chair Kevin Warsh’s press conference following the announcement, which the financial world will scrutinize closely for any signs of hawkish sentiment and indications of further rate hikes at the final two FOMC meetings of…
- Are Precious Metals Really an Inflation Hedge?
(I’m publishing this detailed report instead of a midweek technical update because the markets are largely on standby ahead of two major U.S. inflation reports this week: the Producer Price Index on Thursday and the Consumer Price Index on Friday. Both have the potential to trigger significant market moves and I will publish a weekend technical report covering the precious metals market’s reaction after both reports are released. Until then, refer to my most recent technical update for the key support and resistance zones to watch.) Precious metals have long had a reputation as hedges against…
- How Yield Curve Control Will Send Precious Metals Soaring
(I’m publishing this detailed special report, which was quite time-consuming to create, in lieu of the usual weekend technical update because not much has changed on the technical front since my midweek update , aside from precious metals dipping slightly following Friday’s hot U.S. jobs report , which caused rate hike expectations to climb.) Two weeks ago, U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent shocked the world by announcing that the Treasury would aggressively ramp up its purchases of long-dated government bonds in an effort to stem their recent sharp price decline, which had pushed yields…
- Weakening U.S. Labor Market Sparks Precious Metals Rebound
It’s time for a midweek update, and there’s good news for precious metals investors after metals and miners bounced today on further signs that the U.S. labor market continues to weaken. Two of the three jobs reports this week came in weaker than expected, helping to partly offset the decline in metals that began on Friday following the more hawkish-than-expected annual Fed meeting in Jackson Hole and the resurgence in energy prices due to escalating tensions and the resumption of kinetic action in the U.S.-Iran war. Let’s start by reviewing the latest action in crude oil, with WTI crude…
- How to Profit From the Coming Agricultural Commodities Boom
Over the past few weeks, I’ve been writing a series of reports covering various facets of the commodities boom that is heating up and the different ways investors can take advantage of it. I believe this recent pickup in commodities is only the very early stage of the next commodities supercycle, which will rival and likely even exceed those of the 1970s and 2000s. Check out my other reports in the series covering precious metals , basic materials , energy , and base metals such as copper . Agricultural commodity prices have been rallying sharply in recent weeks, and I believe this is just…
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