Central Fund of Canada Ltd Stock News

Ample economic research has shown that excessive debt, above a certain threshold of GDP, begins to drag down economic growth.

Gold remains above its breakout level. Silver could be a tightly coiled bullish spring.

The Fed is committed to inflation. Real yields are negative.

The deadline for rolling over the September silver contract expired on August 27, and 14,663 contracts remain open.

CEF discounts remain significantly wider than their historical average, indicating attractive valuations.

Silver breaks out- for real. Gold probes above $1900.

The first half of 2020 certainly saw a volatile market as we hit all-time highs on February 19th, then quickly entered into a bear market.

I meet with Florian Grummes of Midas Touch Consulting to discuss the precious metals market and the economy.

Silver open interest on the COMEX is exploding. Data shows that longs are asking for over 69 million ounces of real physical delivery on the July contract.

Year-to-date performance through last Friday of several different commodities. Fitting for a year with a pandemic ravaging the globe, vitamin C is in demand as orange juice is actually the top perform

There were many funds that cut distributions throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Several funds belonged to the very hard hit sector of the energy space, which isn

Peter Grosskopf, Sprott CEO, joins The First Trade to discuss his company’s recent debut on the New York Stock Exchange, his thoughts on gold and why investors should keep an eye on it.

I've been a bear on the market since this whole thing began. But I've kept an open mind and continued to absorb new information. A new study out of Stanford cou

Closed-end funds are currently trading at a discount as equity markets have dropped. Here’s where to spot opportunities.

Precious metals move 5.44% lower in Q1. Palladium continues to lead on the upside with a double-digit percentage gain. Gold rises 3.96%. Platinum plunges 25.43%