David Moran’s weekly perspective (week ending 07/10/2026) centers on the question of whether silver is being drained from the COMEX. He notes that a poll he ran on his post from June 27 showed about 62% …

        David Morgan previews the July issue of The Morgan Report, framed around America’s 250th anniversary and the larger question of what made America exceptional. His answer is liberty, tied directly to the Founders’ understanding of honest …

The Truth About Silver Shortages, Dealer Hype, And COMEX Fear | https://www.themorganreport.com There is a lot of confusion in the silver market right now. Some say the U.S. Mint has stopped producing Silver Eagles because demand is overwhelming supply. Others …

The One Word That Could Shake Markets Harder Than Bad News | https://www.themorganreport.com This week’s weekly perspective really comes down to one word: uncertainty. Markets can handle bad news. What they do not handle well is uncertainty. And right now, …

        This week, the market got another reminder that inflation is far from defeated. CPI and PPI came in hotter than expected, confirming what most people already feel: the cost of living keeps rising.   I have …

        Precious metals sold off sharply on June 5, with gold down about 3.5%, silver nearly 8%, and platinum and palladium also falling hard. Mining shares were hit even harder because they are leveraged to metal prices. …

The AI Revolution Has A Dirty Little Secret: It Needs Energy, Control, And Lots Of Silver | https://www.themorganreport.com   David Morgan interviewed Mike Adams about AI, robotics, batteries, silver, energy, and the future of money. Adams said the AI “singularity” …

        David Morgan’s weekly perspective centers on the theme “The Age of Distrust: Why Smart Money Is Running to Real Assets.” His main argument is that the next major investment trend may not be artificial intelligence, electric …

  The Bond Market Is Flashing a Warning: Gold and Silver Are Listening | https://www.themorganreport.com   David Morgan’s weekly perspective centers on one major idea: the financial world is moving from institutional trust toward tangible value, real assets, and financial …

        David Morgan’s weekly perspective focuses on the silver deficit, but he argues that today’s deficit must be understood in historical context.   He explains that silver was also in a major structural deficit from roughly 1990 …