Germany's fuel prices and a guarded gold market anchor the discussion.
The segment keeps its focus on Germany's fuel prices, Europe's higher-price backdrop, and a metals market that is still waiting for clearer direction.
Precious metals, charts, and market stress.
Sprott Money News is a brisk precious-metals interview show built around gold, silver, miners, and macro risk. Its conversations turn headlines into trading levels, physical-market questions, and cautious if-then scenarios.
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Sprott Money News is a precious-metals market show with its feet planted in gold, silver, miners, and the messy signals around them. It is not a beginner explainer. The show assumes the audience understands why bullion, GDX, COMEX, Shanghai, and mining shares matter, then spends its time on the harder question: what now? Conversations are interview-driven and often anchored by Craig Hemke, with Sprott Money voices bringing in analysts and investors who live close to the metals trade. The rhythm is quick. A market move gets summarized, a prior setup gets compared, and the guest is asked for the level, ratio, or risk zone that matters next. Technical analysis is central, especially in the episodes with Chris Vermeulen, where pullbacks, measured moves, resistance, and broader equity weakness are weighed against metals momentum. Macro is always nearby. Middle East conflict, European energy pressure, global liquidity, tariffs, tax-season retirement planning, and stock-market stress all feed into the gold and silver outlook. The show is bullish on the importance of physical metal, but it is not blindly bullish on every price move. It regularly warns that rallies can fail, corrections can be deep, and waiting for confirmation may matter more than chasing a headline. Silver gets special attention because it behaves with more leverage, more volatility, and more tension between physical demand and paper-market mechanics. Mining shares are treated as a separate layer of the trade rather than a simple gold proxy. Guests such as Michael Oliver, David Morgan, Joe Mazumdar, Rick Rule, Kai Hoffman, and Chris Vermeulen bring different lenses, from momentum structure to mining finance to European conditions. Promotional mentions of Sprott Money are part of the format, especially around bullion ownership, IRAs, and RRSPs. Still, the core appeal is the repeated stress test: does the chart confirm the story, or is the story getting ahead of the chart? For metals investors, that tension is the show.
Made for: For gold, silver, and mining-stock investors who already follow market levels and want practical read-throughs from metals-focused analysts.
What sets it apart: It keeps physical bullion, paper-market pressure, and technical levels in the same conversation, so macro headlines are judged by price action rather than treated as automatic signals.
Established in February 2008, Sprott Money Ltd. is a leading precious metals dealer selling gold coins, silver coins and bullion bars online and over the phone. As one of Canada’s largest owners of gold and silver bullion, the company’s goal is to facilitate ownership of precious metals no matter how big or small the portfolio.Since its inception Sprott Money Ltd. has prided itself on superior customer relations, providing its clients with only the highest quality bullion products in addition to delivering them discreetly and on time.Learn more about Sprott Money through our informational podcasts and get the latest Gold & Silver news, precious metals market news and the economy. Featuring i…
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Chart-focused interviews turn movements in gold, silver, miners, equities, and energy into specific scenarios that precious-metals investors can follow.
Sprott Money News keeps its gaze fixed on gold, silver, mining shares, and the forces moving them. Craig Hemke's recurring conversations with technical analysts Chris Vermeulen and Michael Oliver move between price charts and wider signals, including equity performance, crude…
Gold versus the S&P gets a chart; your next metals hunch has to face the numbers.
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Germany's fuel prices and a guarded gold market anchor the discussion.
The segment keeps its focus on Germany's fuel prices, Europe's higher-price backdrop, and a metals market that is still waiting for clearer direction.
A chart-first metals check-in that treats volatility as a setup rather than a slogan.
April's precious-metals outlook feels less like a victory lap than a check on a market that is still being pulled around by war headlines, oil moves, and obvious chart levels.
A cautious technical read on equities meets precious-metals strength, money rotation, and disciplined chart watching.
Gold and precious-metals positioning set the frame, but the sharper thread is a bullish market that may have run too far ahead of its trend. Craig Hemke's conversation with technical analyst Chris Vermeulen moves quickly into U.S.
Michael Oliver turns February's metals move into a chart-led case for what may be starting, not ending.
Sprott Money's monthly wrap-up frames February's gold and silver action as part of a broader precious-metals shift. Michael Oliver centers the discussion on gold's breakout against the S&P 500 after a dozen-year base, pointing out that gold gained $1,000 in three months while…
A silver market discussion that weighs paper-market pressure against the movement of physical metal.
Silver's latest turbulence gives this Sprott Money News conversation a clear frame: Craig Hemke asks David Morgan whether the move is another familiar swing or a break from the usual pattern.
A technical, chart-led read on whether market turbulence points precious metals toward renewed strength or more selling.
As Q2 2026 opens in early April, Sprott Money's monthly precious-metals outlook stays fixed on market turbulence through a technical lens. Craig Hemke asks Christopher Mullen of TheTechnicalTraders.com how the Middle East war and crude oil's sharp move are shaping the broader…
A December metals discussion frames dollar policy and global rotation as the episode's main tension.
A December 2024 conversation on gold and silver widens into a focused look at where capital could move if dollar policy keeps shifting. Craig Hemke asks Tavi Costa of Crescott Capital in Denver to connect precious metals with stronger performance in Japanese, Indian and…


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Technical analyst Chris Vermeulen joins Sprott Money News to discuss market projections for April 2026.
Host Craig Hemke interviews Tavi Costa of Crescott Capital about macroeconomic trends for 2025.
Andrew interviews Kai Hoffmann about how ECB rate hikes, diesel forecasts, and gold-reserve movements could affect gold and silver.
Andrew Slay brings Kai Hoffman into a tighter Europe setup, starting with fuel in Germany instead of the big vague Europe question.
April starts with markets under pressure.
Andrew Sleigh discusses why gold and silver didn't rally during recent geopolitical tensions, attributing it to global liquidity issues and margin calls, and notes a potential rally starting now.
This episode discusses why silver is more leveraged than gold and explains the recent gold pullback, featuring insights from mining expert Joe Mazumdar.
Host Craig Hempkin interviews legendary investor Rick Rule about his recent decision to sell 80% of his silver holdings, his advice to hold onto gold, and his new banking venture, Battle Bank.
Gold and mining shares had a strong February, but Chris Vermeulen keeps the outlook anchored to what the charts do next, not any single headline.
Sprott Money News host Craig Hemke and analyst Michael Oliver focus on silver's break above a 50-year trading range, with Oliver saying the metal is leaving the old $4-to-$50 regime behind.
Craig Hemke and David Morgan spend this Ask the Expert segment on silver's violent selloff, including a comparison to Silver Thursday and a call for triple-digit prices later in the cycle.
This episode features an interview with economist EJ Antoni discussing the recent surge in gold and silver prices versus the dollar's decline, with insights on Federal Reserve policies and economic trends.
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This episode discusses how cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin impact the value and demand of precious metals such as gold and silver, suggesting they suppress prices by diverting investment away from traditional metals.
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Craig Hemke and Joe Mazumdar discuss trends in gold, silver, platinum, and other metals, reviewing the first half of the year and previewing the second half in this monthly wrap-up episode.