SD Midweek: What in the heck is going on with gold and silver? Two words describe it, and they have nothing to do with the cartel or the charts...
Against a market backdrop with investors desperate for yield, a 25-year chart breakout marked by availability of a 3%+ treasury (widely and erroneously viewed as no-risk) may trigger massive sector rotation.
There is enormous economic pressure on China and the US to find common economic ground. Compared to adversaries of the past 100 years, economic linkages between the US and China are much larger.
The enduring value of gold. King Ptolemy III Euergetes was born in Kos, Greece in 284 B.C. and was an ancestor of Cleopatra. He ruled Egypt from 246 B.C. to 222 B.C.
Where the weakest of the weak can still get cash based on little more than a wink and a smile, as investors chasing yield pay crazy premiums for adjustable-rate loans (in a rising-rate environment) to companies with nothing to offer as proof they can repay.
Unanswered 911 calls? Bounced payroll checks for state employees? Unrepaired stoplights? What will it finally take for state budget crises to 'get real' in the eyes of American citizens?
All of the fiat currencies on the planet are constantly losing value, and gold offers a way to protect against the devaluations. Here's the details...
With the more political interference in markets than recent memory, this may be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for investors. Here's why...
Here's a look at the two top producing gold nations in history, and what it means about the gold market moving forward...
The price of gold in pounds spiked Monday as Brexit confusion and political instability sent Brits scampering into safe havens.Spot gold against the pound rose nearly 1% after Brexit Minister David Davis and British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson both resigned their posts in protest.Business Day described Brexit as a "ramshackle exit from the EU," as a European Central Bank policymaker warned it could damage economic growth in the eurozone.
In another sign the stock market bubble could be near the popping point, investor margin debt hit a new record high, even has the Dow Jones has sold off around 2,500 points since highs earlier in the year.According to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) margin debt hit $669 billion in May. That represented a 2.9% increase from April.What exactly is margin debt and why does it matter?
Peak gold is not some myth or something that's still years away. According to this billionaire, were at peak gold right now. Here's why it matters...
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And falling. We are long past the point of diminishing returns. When more debt is precisely the problem, and more debt is the only solution the Fed has.
Just how underfunded are Illinois's pension plans? This chart neatly summarizes the insane promises made to future retirees by the state's retirement programs vs. the resources available to fund them.
3+ Hours of Insights on Stocks, Bonds, Bitcoin/Cryptos, Real Estate, the Dollar, Precious Metals... and Much More. It’s been months in the making. And now it’s here! Mike has spent countless hours and late nights researching and compiling the best possible presentation to get you up-to-speed on the coming shift in the markets.
Marshall just got out of the paper markets as he prepares for the globalists to move in for the kill. Here's what Marshall says is coming...
It's a sign of our late-cycle-bull-market times that responsible homeowners who have steadily built up home equity are now viewed as idiots who don't understand they could be burning that equity to incur further debt.
When premiums on the lowest-rated tranche of investment-rated bonds top 2%, just as they did prior to the 2008 crisis, recession is often soon to follow.
And well over a quarter of it is from just one. Despite its ravenous appetite for gold, one that sees it buying the whole of its native miners' production every year for its own sovereign reserves, none of them is Russia, and #2 might surprise you.