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21 Oct 2026 David Mitchell

The Great Precious Metals Correction of 2026

Gold and silver experienced dramatic price corrections in 2026, raising questions about the future of the precious metals bull market.…
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5 Oct 2026 Moes Mulyadi

5 Things to Know Before You Buy Gold in Singapore

Thinking about buying physical gold in Singapore? Before choosing a bar or coin, understand how premiums, GST exemptions, product sizes,…
Where to Buy Gold Bars in Singapore- A 2026 Buyer’s Checklist
1 Oct 2026 Indigo Precious Metals

Where to Buy Gold Bars in Singapore: A 2026 Buyer’s Checklist

Buying a gold bar is straightforward. Choosing the right product and dealer deserves more thought. From premiums and buyback spreads…
25 Sep 2026 Indigo Precious Metals

Gold Price in USD vs Local Currencies: Why Your Currency Matters

Gold is globally priced in US dollars, but investors ultimately buy and value it in their own currencies. Here’s how…
3 Aug 2026 David Mitchell

Midsummer Series:  Part 7. Silver’s Extreme Undervaluation: Today’s Price Opportunity Should Not Be Ignored

Silver just suffered its third-largest six-month correction in 70 years — and every comparable sell-off in history has been followed…
29 Jul 2026 David Mitchell

Midsummer Series:  Part 6. China’s True Gold Purchases Are Far Greater Than Officially Reported

Goldman Sachs estimates China bought 48 tonnes of gold via the OTC market in May alone — nearly five times…
29 Jul 2026 David Mitchell

Midsummer Series:  Part 5. Quantitative easing—money printing—is back.

The Fed has added over $300 billion in Treasuries this year as foreign demand weakens — quantitative easing is back.…
29 Jul 2026 David Mitchell

Midsummer Series:  Part 4. China Accumulating Gold Now, Into the Window of An Extremely Strong Seasonal Rising Trend. 

China tends to buy gold aggressively before major rallies, then pulls back once prices are already rising — and it's…
29 Jul 2026 David Mitchell

Midsummer Series:  Part 3. Global Debt Growth Explodes: Monetary Debasement Is Now Unavoidable

Global debt has exploded from $80 trillion to $354 trillion since 2000, growing faster than the economy itself. With repayment…

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