77% of the 113 companies that have issued earnings per share guidance have warned that their numbers will be worse than what analysts are estimating.
The U.S. will likely emerge the winner in a "cold currency war" that is heating up, an expert said.
When Richard Nixon closed the gold window in August 1971, fully severing the US dollar from its gold standard, the Federal Reserve and other world central banks found themselves liberated. No longer was their ability to provide liquidity constrained by the physical limitations of the gold supply. The Fed started intervening more and more during...
Iran intends to launch a gold-backed cryptocurrency. In a possible move against US sanctions and Trump's comments.
Is this the signal of a generational low for the junior miners?
When a market establishes a strong trend in one direction, that trend takes over. Here's what it means for investors...
The potential for gold stocks to surge to new bull highs on good Q2 results is totally dependent on...
Implosion of the Democratic party, the fall of big tech, and the imminent rise of Bitcoin, gold & silver...
Central banks bought more gold in 2018 than at any time since the early 1970s – and the trend has continued this year.
Gold was pressured by a further gain in the DX (97.03), which was helped by softening in the yen (107.20 – 107.73, risk on) and the euro ($1.1282 - $1.1229, miss on German PPI, Italian politics). Global equities...
Can the rally continue? This analyst thinks it can, and he's sticking to his Labor Day price targets...
The metal is trading above $1,400 per ounce for the first time since 2013 and is up more than 12% year to date. That also represents a rally of more than 35% since it broke below $1,100 per ounce in late 2015.
The world’s central banks are likely to start following the lead set by their governments, according to the economist who’s become the public face of Modern Monetary Theory ...
BlackRock Chief Executive Larry Fink said on Friday the European Central Bank will need to purchase equities to stimulate Europe's economy, and that leaders should find ways to have investors embrace an "equity culture" there.
This week’s chart shows a 10-day simple moving average of daily trading volume in QQQ. This indicator has dropped to its lowest reading in almost 2 years, as prices have been pushing up to higher levels.
Central bankers are now facing a lose-lose proposition.
"What a wild, wonderful, wonderful, wonderful week we've had!"
Rickards covers a lot of ground in this in-depth interview that is more than one hour in length. Rickards talks about the new gold (and silver) bull market, what everybody, especially the small investors,
Yesterday the Fed went full circus. It was stunning to watch and I suspect they made a couple of mistakes by revealing things they shouldn’t have.
Says US Economic Growth "No Thanks To Federal Reserve", Sees "No Inflation"