and even more astonishing that nobody seems to care...
Seems like once individuals leave the Fed, they come to terms with the truth. Here's the details...
Fed Study Says San Francisco Fed research blames low inflation, neutral rate There’s some risk that term premium could rise abruptly. This isn’t Alan Greenspan’s yield curve. The gap between short and longer-term interest rates has been narrowing even as the Federal Reserve raises its policy rate, a trend that echoes the so-called “flattening”…
US existing home sales inventory tumbled 10.4% YoY, to 1.8 months, the lowest since 1999.
Gold prices are likely to be buoyed by the "new normal" of elevated geopolitical tensions over the coming years, Citi analysts said Monday.
Gold and silver prices ticked higher Tuesday, pinned in a narrow range as the dollar also held its ground.
Bitcoin fell the most in a week, as the company behind cryptocurrency tether reported a $31 million theft.
Bill Holter says that now more than ever there are only two places to put one's money and not be at risk of losing it all. Here's the details...
If you wait for the next crisis before taking action - it will be too late. In this video, Mike Maloney gives evidence of the looming disasters in Italy, China, and Australia - which of these fuses will ignite the next financial crisis?
In Mike's latest much-watch Insiders update:- An update on the COT reports for gold and silver, where are the metals prices headed short term?- An update on the Volatility Index- Mike answers the question 'Could we see Dow 25,000?'- Mike tells a personal story which he feels may mean the banks are getting ready for something big...- The topic for the next episode of Mike's video series 'Hidden Secrets Of Money' is revealed.
It’s been a heck of a run. The S&P has nearly quadrupled since its 2009 low. It currently ranks as the second longest bull market in the last 140 years (top green bar). Just as important as recognizing the frothiness of the current market is the fact that the stock market has always fluctuated between bull and bear markets. No bull market lasts forever—that will include this one.
Jim says that November 30th will be the day that determines the direction of the next moves in gold and the markets. Here's the details...
Craig says that the world will in fact return to gold and silver as money. Here's why...
Jeff Berwick of the Dollar Vigilante is starting to take profits from cryptocurrency and invest them into the gold sector. Here's the details...
According to data compiled by the Chicago Fed, financial conditions have reached the loosest level in the US since January 1994. This despite Federal Reserve tightening over the last year.On Nov. 10, the Chicago Fed National Financial Conditions index hit -0.93. As Peter Schiff pointed out in his most recent podcast, that was early on in the dot-com bubble. The Fed has been raising interest rates and talking about shrinking its balance sheet. Why is it that financial conditions are looser now then when rates were still at zero?Peter said it's because the Federal Reserve is way behind the curve.
Over the last year, we've talked a lot about geopolitical risk. Could turmoil around the world now be the new normal?Some analysts think so.
Dave Kranzler says that there can be real money made in anticipation of the next bubble. Here's where it is...
I’m convinced bond markets are the REAL bubble we should be watching, and it’s going to start in high yield…”
A shift in the bond market is giving investors and Federal Reserve officials pause about the economic outlook.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen said she will step down from its Board of Governors once her successor is sworn into the office, widening the scope for President Donald Trump to shape the U.S. central bank’s leadership for years to come.