Martin Armstrong: This time bomb is worse than subprime mortgages … Marin Katusa: Negative rates have changed the rules of economics … Peter Hug: Get ready, gold prices in 2020 will rock and roll … Rick Rule: In a resource bull market, just capture the beta … Think Epstein didn’t kill himself? Here’s why you’re […]
Breaking News/Best Of The Web
Are pension funds creating dangerous risks by reaching for yield? … Did the Fed just lose control of its main tool? … Fed warns prolonged low interest rates can cause instability … Doug Casey on how the homeless crisis could soon become an epidemic … Gold and silver up on trade deal, impeachment uncertainty; “Is […]
Top Ten Videos — November 10
Doug Casey: We’re looking at an actual collapse of Western civilization … Harry Dent: Stock market crash looking imminent … Peter Schiff: Destroying savings doesn’t create jobs … Lynette Zang: How close are we to the meltdown? … Claudio Grass: The euro may not survive the next crisis … Emigrate While You Still […]
As Solar Eats The Energy Sector, It’s Time To Revise The “Real Assets” List
In the energy market, there’s always a revolution going on somewhere. For most of human history, light and heat were provided by wood and candles. Then we discovered whale oil, and in the early 1800s lamps replaced candles. Later in that century, kerosene, a petroleum derivative, became the lamp oil of choice, and the whaling […]
The Social Security Crisis that Millions of Americans Don’t See Coming
Sponsored: This is the “economic time bomb” Alan Greenspan worries about most. Deficit spending is parabolic, and it’s destroying the savings of unsuspecting Americans. To preserve your savings, Greenspan offers one simple piece of advice: Gold. In short, he says, “Gold stands in the way of this insidious process [wealth confiscation].” Here’s how savvy investors […]
Too Bad They’re Not Gold Bugs: A Review Of HBO’s Years And Years
HBO’s new series Years And Years begins in the more-or-less present, with the Lyons, an aggressively diverse UK Family that’s trying – and mostly succeeding – to navigate life’s complexities. There’s the acerbically funny grandmother, the gay grandson and his illegal immigrant mate, the African wife of another grandson, the wheelchair-bound sister who nevertheless gets […]
Top Ten Videos — November 2
Craig Hemke: The financial crash is near … James Howard Kunstler: We may not have a 2020 election … In Gold We Trust: time to buy … Max Keiser: What is the Fed hiding? … Peter Schiff: It’s bad monetary policy, not a good economy … Edward Snowden tells his (amazing) story … Jim Rickards: […]
Financial Markets To Federal Reserve: Is That All You’ve Got??
So the Fed, as expected, cuts interest rates again. And – also again – Fed Chair Powell implies that he’s done cutting for a while. The financial markets – also once again – react like junkies contemplating their final hit. Stocks are falling… …and Treasury yields are plunging, which is to say Treasury bond prices […]
Welcome To The Third World, Part 30: California Burning In The Dark
Venezuela has suffered through recurring power outages this year, as money for routine maintenance dries up and power plant employees flee the country (and, okay, as the US practices its cyberwar skills on a vulnerable target). Some of the blackouts have lasted as long as a week. Here’s an aerial photo comparing Caracas on a […]
Top Ten Videos — October 27
Money Show: The great old rush of 2019-2021 … Ronni Stoeferle introduces his “In Gold We Trust” chartbook … McAlvaney on “the coming superstorm” … Gerald Celente: Orwell was an optimist … Michael Pento: Coming market meltdown is going to be brutal … Max Keiser: Paper is poverty; a ghost of money … […]
Gold Seasonality Turns Positive – Prepare For A Big January
The gold market has a saying — “sell in May and go away” – for a good reason: Asians like to give gold jewelry as wedding gifts and tend to hold most of their weddings in the Spring. Asian jewelers therefore have to load up on inventory – in the form of gold bullion – […]
Last Year’s Treasure Becomes This Year’s Trash
Not so long ago the US economy had some bright spots that seemed to justify a general sense of optimism. The fracking revolution had turned the country into the world’s largest oil producer with, apparently, a lot more to come. And the growing number of tech “unicorns” – private companies with valuations exceeding $1 billion […]
Top Ten Videos — October 21
Max Keiser: Wall Street’s crybabies are at it again … Business Insider: Why is gold so expensive? … Gerald Celente: The IMF fears a crash and the Dems love war … Lynette Zang: What happens to my debt when the dollar crashes? … Peter Schiff: We’ve never seen anything like this … Emigrate […]
Still Think There’s No Inflation? Check Out All The Affluent Renters
Generally speaking, if you can afford to buy a decent house you do it. Owning is viewed by most people to be both simpler (no worries about your landlord selling a rental out from under you) and a better financial deal. And of course there’s the status of home ownership. When you rent, people wonder […]
Top Ten Videos — October 14
Peter Schiff: The dollar is going to get killed … Crystal Ball: The world is in full meltdown … Gerald Celente: None of this is going to help the market … Lynette Zang: The US slowdown widens … McAlvany: What do you do after gold goes parabolic? … Emigrate While You Still Can […]
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