This is the 13th year of The Calandra Report. For a few decades prior to that, I was reporting on markets for various venues. As discussed here this year, The Calandra Report will be halted. (The Calandra Report has been a free service since this past summer of 2025.) In part, my stepping back is because of ongoing health and mobility challenges stemming from my shattered […]
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I thought to ask “AI” how high the price of gold, now above $4,100 an ounce, can go. I as well could ask how low gold can go during spans of selling and profit taking, I could ask the same of silver, which is now above $50 for the first time. Or the mining stocks, of which see below. I submitted
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TCRs, I’ve been covering markets since the mid-1990s. This report is in its 13th year. As you know, I fractured my kneecap in a bad fall and have had two surgeries. Doctors say recovery time, if the surgeries succeed, will be several months at the least. That has me reflecting. I intend to put the
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I asked Chris Powell, gold historian and secretary-treasurer of the Gold Anti-Trust Action Committee (gata.org), what’s next for the gold price, which is reaching new highs. “Where and when does the gold price stop ascending?” Chris, who retired two years ago as managing editor and a political columnist of the Journal Inquirer in Manchester, Connecticut, gave me a multiple-part
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