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While much progress has been made in this hard process, it doesn’t look over yet. Corrections generally don’t end until the...
For many, gold has been a pariah - a non-starter from an investor perspective - because it does not pay a dividend, but with many...
It looks like demand for Silver Eagles hasn't subsided as the U.S. Mint sold nearly another million since last week. Total Silver Eagle sales for October have now surpassed September, and there are still three more days remaining in the month. Not only are October Silver Eagle sales higher than...
TOP FIVE GLOBAL SILVER ETFS: Investors Return As Inventories Surge Higher In OctoberOctober 27, 2020
Even though the silver price hasn't increased that much this past month, the top Global Silver ETFs saw their metal inventories surge higher in October. After the silver price fell to a low of $22 on September 24th and bounced higher to $24-$25, investors continued to move into the Silver...
The price of silver has been (and will most likely continue) simply following gold. Investors are seeking a cheaper alternative to gold. And despite everything I just mentioned, the general public is going to think of silver as a cheaper replacement for gold.
Gold prices were steady on Monday as investors worried about a spike in COVID-19 cases and the race for next month's U.S. presidential election faced a stronger dollar.
BlackRock Inc., the world’s largest asset manager, is downgrading its views on U.S. government debt even as Treasuries retain their value as a haven amid Monday’s stock-market selloff. Worries about rising coronavirus cases weakening the global economy pushed the S&P 500 Index toward its biggest drop in a month.
The list includes about $3.9 billion in outstanding CMBS loan balance. That does not include loans for which deed-in-lieu was discussed but for which the asset has already gone REO.
Value investing is suffering its worst run in at least two centuries after the pandemic compounded a decade of struggles for a popular strategy that consists of buying cheap stocks in often unfashionable industries.The approach of favouring bargains — typically judged by comparing a company’s share price to the value…
Recent headlines will have you convinced that Wall Street is hell-bent on living up to all of its stereotypes.
The global elite, predictably, will not let a crisis go to waste.
Falling Enrollment, Lost Tuition Puts Colleges in Extreme Financial DistressOct 26, 2020 - 11:46:16 PDT
Sharp declines in enrollment for the 2020-2021 academic year due to the pandemic have taken a severe financial toll on many colleges and universities that could last for years to come.
With no stimulus likely the rest of this year, economists at Goldman Sachs have slashed their growth forecast for the October-December quarter to a 3% annual rate from 6%.
Former NY Fed President Bill Dudley says Federal Reserve restored corporate and market function but one area where people are critical of the Fed is its lack of main street lending facility.
‘Fire Them All’: GOP Governor Rips Congress for Inability to Reach Coronavirus Stimulus DealOct 26, 2020 - 10:10:03 PDT
New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu said on CNBC on Monday that Americans would "probably be a little better" off if every member of the House and Senate was replaced.
Citigroup estimates silver could surge to $40 an ounce in the next 12 months due to a recovery in industrial demand and strong investor appetite for precious metals. Analysts including Max Layton wrote in a note that silver will outperform gold because it is “more levered than gold to inflation overshoots, rebounding manufacturing activity.”
The debasement of money by governments has been going on for thousands of years. The current corruption of your dollars has been going on since the passing of the Federal Reserve Act in 1913. And it has been going on in earnest since 1971, when Nixon terminated the convertibility of the dollar int
The U.S. dollar has joined other major currencies in a race to zero value as central banks are failing, unable to preserve purchasing power in fiat currency that has lost 100% of its value since the U.S. went completely off of the gold standard under President Nixon in 1971.
Never before in US equity market history was there as great a disconnect between economic reality and equity prices as now. At a time of economic collapse and likely protracted US Depression, market valuations are at or near all-time highs.
Oct 26, 2020 - 09:26:30 PDT
Here is a sobering number for you: $1.64 trillion. That is the amount of student debt floating in our economy. And this number continues to grow on a slow pace of unavoidable expansion.