aA key date for all investors, stackers and traders to be aware of is August 19, 2019...
The next 6 months should be very interesting...
We bought gold for long term capital appreciation in real terms and most importantly for wealth preservation purposes against...
Be warned that both CFTC-generated indicators are flashing warning signals for the short term...
When the Fed and Central Banks lose control of the markets, watch as physical gold and silver buying reach levels never seen before...
Metals & Markets: What might be the catalysts for silver to catch a bid? VInce joins the show to week to explore that and a whole lot more...
Dave Kranzler says if we went back to the gold standard, the Fed would be irrelevant, and we wouldn't need it. Here's more...
SD Friday Wrap: After this week, there's no doubt we are close now. Very close...
Gold’s advance was fueled by a decline in the US dollar (DX from 97.12 – 96.88), which was pressured from some strength in the yen (108.61 – 108.26) along with a dip in the US 10-year bond...
I’ve discovered an interesting angle in the gold markets that hasn’t gotten a lot of fanfare. I think negative yield is a cause for the price of gold.
London's gold market is much more liquid than government or corporate bonds...
Stocks could struggle in the week ahead if the message from earnings reports focuses on the murky outlook for the economy and negative impacts from the trade wars.
Eric Sprott says we are blessed with stupidity. Here's why...
Housing prices have far outstripped wage growth and rental prices. Something has to give. So it will.
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This week, the House Ways and Means Committee voted to advance a bill aimed at helping to stem a coming crisis for underfunded multiemployer pension plans.
Tthe disparity between well-funded public pension systems and those that are fiscally strained has never been greater.
The danger in promising more easy money is that equity prices rise to unsustainable levels creating bigger adjustment risks to the economy that presently exists in low inflation and crosscurrents.
Monetary policy since the GFC of 2008 has been characterized by the near-zero (and even negative) policy rates, negative bank rates...
The Fed's preferred way of looking at things (All Items Less Food and Energy) has been heading nowhere on a year-over-year basis for a long time.