We speak with Christopher Aaron of iGoldAdvisor.com on major macro trends for gold, silver, and the major financial markets to close this year into 2019...
There’s a lot of talk about the Yuan price of gold falling out of a price suppression channel. Let's explore that a bit to see what may be going on...
Lynette says there is nothing more hated right now than gold & silver, but look what the banks and governments do, not what they say. Here's why...
SD Friday Wrap: Gold & silver don't gain any ground, but they don't lose any either, and the metals won't just stay in this same spot for long. Here's why...
Video games have come a long way. Amazing graphics. Multiplayer options online. Gold controllers.Yes. You read that right.Gold controllers.
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The US federal government posted the largest budget deficit since 2012 in fiscal 2018. Uncle Sam ended 2018 $779 billion in the red, adding to the ballooning national debt. The Bipartisan Policy Center called the Treasury report a “wakeup call," noting that trillion dollar deficits during an economic expansion are a serious issue.But not everybody is concerned. Peter Schiff appeared on RT this week to debate a socialist about the deficit.
Two factors weigh on whether this fall will see robust demand or not. The first factor depends on the strength of the rupee, and the second depends on this...
Gold tips higher Friday, on its way to a weekly gain, as a leading dollar index softened. Investors kept tabs on budget tensions in Europe, which could have consequences for broader market sentiment.
The sentiment shift is still subtle, but it’s both real and widespread. After a few years of being ignored and/or dismissed as basically useless, gold is cool again, attracting positive comments in the media and increasing accumulation by big investors.
Peter Megaw of MAG Silver sees improvement in the white metal’s future.
The economy is not a machine, & the Fed is not a mechanic. Terms like an "overheating" economy," and "stepping on the gas," or "slamming on the brakes," are all nonsense.
The core problem today, as in 2010-11, is that the world economic growth depends so heavily on policy stimulus and to an alarmingly high degree on the performance of the Chinese economy.
An Alternative View on Borrowing Versus Raising Taxes
"...they’re going to be selling American stocks first, because they’re the ones that are theoretically liquid.”
The Home ATM is back. With home equity at an all-time high, homeowners could start turning more often to this source of lower-cost debt.
Debt is money spent in the present and an obligation to be repaid in the future.
The confluence of factors that influence market prices are vast and variable. One moment patterns and relationships are so pronounced you can set a cornerstone by them. The next moment they vanish like smoke in the wind.
...but I will save that for another day… except to say, Gold priced in CNH is breaking out for a reason…
A $65 million house has been listed in Los Angeles, testing the very top of the city’s market at a time when the ultra-luxury sector is awash in inventory.