Not only are the precious metals prices looking better than they have for several years, but the reasons to own them continue to improve...
Hedge fund kingpin Ray Dalio is warning that current conditions remind him of the Depression-era environment.
U.S. Treasury index has gained 3.33%, more than in any month since December 2008.
Strong USD and high rates were blamed at Jackson Hole for emerging-economy problems. There looked to be a consensus among non-Fed participants that a weaker USD was desirable.
"Despite central banks' best efforts to contain risk this year, the genie can't be put back in the bottle."
The stock markets have justified valuations as a product of time, when in fact time has only proven there is no justification for valuations.
Another matter is that Gordon Brown, who was then the Chancellor, sold gold near its cheapest in history...
As I write this, Hurricane Dorian is taking aim at Florida. What's fun about that? you might ask. Well, nothing. And I don't want to minimize the potential for disaster. But the hurricane hasn't hit yet and the runup to a storm provides a lot of amusement and some educational moments. I just can't resist.
We are paralyzed by greed, selfishness, ideology and cowardice.
Gold has had a pretty solid month, but silver has been going up like it's on rocket fuel.In this episode of the Friday Gold Wrap, host Mike Maharrey takes a close look at the silver market and what's going on there. He talks a little trade war, saying that maybe we shouldn't be talking so much about the trade war. And he also touches on some economic news that came out the week.
Precious metals scored impressive gains in August, with gold poised for a fourth consecutive monthly rise and silver steadily outpacing the price climb of...
Interest rates will keep going down & gold will keep going up in what Gluskin Sheff’s chief economist calls a ‘bona fide & durable gold rally’
Sees Gold At Record Highs By Year-End.
Next head of the ECB Christine Lagarde, appears to be as much of a fan of negative interest rates as the current chief, Mario Draghi.
Harvey says something strange is happening on the COMEX. Here are the details...
Americans are dis-saving once again...
University economist Carmen Reinhart, an Argentine default is all but inevitable -- & will likely come sooner rather than later.
Mutual fund clients desperate to pull out their money.“It’s been a deluge,”
Euro zone inflation remained low at 1.0% in August, well below the European Central Bank’s target...
Dovish comments from Christine Lagarde suggest the European Central Bank could present a major stimulus package in September, according to analyst Jens Nordvig.