Fortune hunters and hobbyists have found hundreds of buried treasure troves in Somerset since records began seven years ago.
It was long believed in the gold space that Western central banks are against gold, but things have changed...
So, did you go Black Friday shopping this morning?I didn't. In fact, I have never gotten up to join the Black Friday hordes. There isn't a Walmart deal that can entice me to go shopping at 5 a.m. I like to sleep more than I like saving a few bucks. Not only that, I worked at Toys R Us in my younger days and once had to break up a fist-fight over a Power Ranger on Black Friday. It's scary out there. You need to be careful.
Stock markets hit new highs again this week. If you believe the headlines, the bullishness on Wall Street is mostly a function of trade deal optimism. But there's another factor driving stocks higher - easy money courtesy of Federal Reserve (not) quantitative easing. In this episode of the Friday Gold Wrap, host Mike Maharrey talks about the impact QE4 is having on the markets and some delicious irony courtesy of a paper published by the central bank that admits its own policy might just be a problem.
Our leaders have no real plan to reduce the debt, much less eliminate it. As a result, I think we will spend the latter part of the 2020s going through a kind of worldwide bankruptcy.
Each party will continue to extract whatever benefits they can from the other, but the leaving is already well underway.
From rural bank runs to surging consumer indebtedness and an unprecedented bond restructuring, mounting signs of financial stress in China are putting the nation’s policy makers to the test.
As Japan's politicians shrug off concerns about national debt. Japan looks set to re-embrace the power of public spending with one of its biggest ever stimulus packages. Slowing global growth, a higher sales tax and a
These are the good times, but why are subprime credit cards, auto loans, and short-term installment loans blowing out?
Ukraine provides a relevant and timely example of how the banking Cartel operates with gold and may highlight that importance...
Central banks’ purchases and repatriations of gold have caught our attention once again. In October, Serbia’s central bank bought 9 tons of gold, following in the footsteps of many other central banks that have been adding to their gold reserves recently, including Russia, Hungary, and Poland.
Berkshire Hathaway’s cash hoard keeps growing, topping $128 billion...
Gold is all that nationalist leaders in Europe’s east can talk about these days.Just this week, Poland’s government touted its economic might after completing the repatriation of 100 tons of the metal. Over in Hungary, anti-immigrant Prime Minister Viktor Orban has been ramping up holdings...
Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda had a little blast from the past in question time at the nation’s parliament on Friday, with a query about...
"This is one of the biggest private movements of gold between banks in the world."
Headlined by two free-range, $145-per-pound gold-painted, gold-dusted and gold-flaked turkeys
US credit markets now most overextended ever.
It has now been nearly fifty years since the United States broke all ties between the dollar and gold. It's been even longer since other major currencies were tied to gold at all.
Thanks to the highest property taxes in the nation and an unsustainable cost of living, 44% of New Jersey residents plan to leave the state in the 'no so distant future,'
Unfortunately, for too many Americans reliance on shelters and soup kitchens isn’t confined to the holiday season—it is their everyday reality.