You need to own gold; and you need to own shares in companies that find and mine it. I lay out seven reasons below, in what I'm calling the "Seven Pillars of Gold."Each "pillar" reinforces the argument for holding gold.There's some overlap between each of the pillars. In fact, it's fair to say that many of the reasons to own gold actually segue back and forth, bumping into each other. But it's pos...Read More
We're all familiar with the so-called "run on the bank." It usually begins quietly with just a few depositors getting nervous about the solvency of the bank.They line up to get their cash out before the bank closes its doors. Soon the word spreads and the line gets longer. The bank projects an air of confidence and gives cash to depositors who request it as long as they can, but pretty soon the ca...Read More
About 40% of Baby Boomers plan to move at some point in the future, according to the Demand Institute, a non-profit organization run by The Conference Board and Nielsen.Some have become empty nesters with extra bedrooms and baths they no longer need. They're ready to get on with the next phase of their lives, which includes moving to a smaller, more manageable home.Others will move to smaller home...Read More
May 01, 2018 Guest(s): Barbara Corcoran Real Estate Mogul Investors with a long time horizon should be buying real estate, and in particular, real estate in areas they are familiar with, according to Barbara Corcoran, real estate mogul and investor. "If you're in the game for a long-term investment, I feel that there's no replacement to being wise, and knowing the real estate in your local area...Read More
Click here for the full transcript: http://financialrepressionauthority.c...Yra Harris is a trader with over 32 years of experience in all areas of commodity trading, with broad expertise in cash currency markets. He has a proven track record of successful trading through combination of technical work and fundamental analysis of global trends; historically based analysis on global hot money flows....Read More
Guess where the greatest real estate gains have been since the Great Recession and the massive QE surge?Florida and California... surprise, surprise!Continue...Read More
We're all familiar with the so-called "run on the bank." It usually begins quietly with just a few depositors getting nervous about the solvency of the bank.Continue...Read More
Earlier today, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu put on a little song and dance about Iran and WMDs intended to provide cover for Trump's upcoming decision onContinue...Read More
I generally strive to stay away from clickbait idiocy. Apologies offered, but I could not resist this one.Continue...Read More
SD Outlook: If last week was difficult for gold & silver, it just became even more so. Here's the details...Continue...Read More
May 02, 2018 Guest(s): Frank Holmes CEO, U.S. Global Investors Gold is unlikely to see any upward movement until the second half of the year, said Frank Holmes, CEO of U.S. Global Investors. "The U.S. dollar just looks more attractive. The issue is going to come in the second half of the year when we start dealing with higher interest charges and this monetary supply still so great," Holmes told...Read More
China's debt has been incrasing steadily for years now, from 141 percent of GDP in 2008 to 256 percent of GDP in 2017. Economic problem are often the result of such debtContinue...Read More
There's a good chance you've recently seen an email or pop-up box discussing "some important updates" about the way a social media company or website plans Continue...Read More
(Kitco News) - Even though both gold and silver are stuck in a bear market for at least another five years, according to Wells Fargo Investment Institute, traders should pay close attention to silver as it has more upside potential than gold.“We expect another five years or so of the bear, which means capped price rallies, and lots of sideways price action,” John LaForge, head of real...Read More
Insignia ConsultantsNew Delhi Sunday, April 29, 2018------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Two weeks ago, myself and my elder brother were knocked down by some bikers while returning from our daily morning walk. We were unconscious for some time. The people around saved us. Law enforcement agencies were sitting like...Read More
John Tilak, Fergal SmithTORONTO (Reuters) - A rare outage at Canada’s major stock exchanges could dent the credibility of operator TMX Group Ltd (X.TO) and encourage investors to explore alternative trading channels, fund managers and traders told Reuters.Canada’s stock market suffered a partial shutdown on Friday, forcing TMX to halt trading more than an hour early. TMX has since said...Read More
(Kitco News) - The Royal Canadian Mint seems to have another gold theft on their hands, just three years after Mint’s former employee stole $190,000 worth of gold nuggets by hiding them in his rectum.This time around $110,000 worth of gold is missing, Canadian media quoted the Mint as saying.“Last month, as a result of robust internal inventory processes, employees of the Royal Canadia...Read More
Treasuries gain; oil rises as Israel says Iran lied on nukesDollar closes out big month; pound drops on U.K. cabinet movesMichelle Girard, chief U.S. economist at NatWest Bank, calls inflation at 2 percent 'meaningful.' A week full of earnings reports and economic data started on a down note, with U.S. stock benchmarks pulled lower by technology and industrial shares. The dollar had its best month...Read More
Greg Roumeliotis, Sheila Dang, Liana B. Baker(Reuters) - T-Mobile US Inc (TMUS.O) and Sprint Corp (S.N) said on Sunday they had agreed to a $26 billion all-stock deal and believed they could win over skeptical regulators because the merger would create thousands of jobs and help the United States beat China to creating the next generation mobile network.The agreement caps four years of on- and off...Read More
BERLIN (Reuters) - German business leaders voiced disappointment on Saturday over the outcome of talks between Chancellor Angela Merkel and U.S. President Donald Trump, saying they feared he would impose tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.The United States imposed import tariffs of 25 percent on steel and 10 percent on aluminum in March, but it provided a temporary exemption until May 1 for the...Read More