GoldSilver
U.S. precious-metals dealer; gold-bullish, hard-money advocacy
Background
GoldSilver was founded by Mike Maloney, an author and precious-metals advisor whose book Guide to Investing in Gold and Silver is widely sold. Company profiles give founding dates between 2005 and 2007, so the exact year is unclear. It operates mainly online, selling physical gold and silver with delivery and third-party vault storage options. Over time it added a large content operation: market-outlook articles, an industry news section and video commentary, much of it focused on gold, silver, inflation and the Federal Reserve. Maloney has long argued that fiat currencies lose value and that gold and silver are protection against that. He has made bullish price predictions, such as silver reaching $200 per ounce. Because the outlet sells the products it analyzes, its coverage carries a built-in commercial incentive to emphasize bullish themes. Its recent coverage treats Trump-era tariffs, Fed independence concerns, budget deficits and the Fed's rate moves mainly as factors in metals prices. It also reports on policy changes such as the exemption of precious metals from tariffs. Its political tone is largely about economic risk rather than partisan advocacy. I did not find reliable details on its ownership structure beyond Maloney as founder, or on notable controversies from my searches.
Sources
- GoldSilver.com (LinkedIn)
- Mike Maloney (Financial Sense)
- Gold Rush to America Ends as Trump Exempts Precious Metals from Tariffs (GoldSilver)
- Gold Price Fed Rate Hike 2026: What's Really Driving It (GoldSilver)
- Mike Maloney: Gold, Silver Bull Run in Final Phase (Investing News)
Profile compiled 2026-11-05; refreshed when ownership, funding, or the administration changes.