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GDP-Now forecasted for the entire year of 2017 of just 1.8 percent, this is certainly not an accelerating economy
This not an encouraging looking chart for US equities.
U.S. Weekly Leading Index was unchanged, but the growth rate fell to a 78-week low.
My analysis should serve as a warning against complacency. Investors who allow faulty impressions of history to lead them to assume too much stock-market risk today may be inviting considerable losses.
legendary NYSE floor trader and director of floor operations for UBS Art Cashin outlined this fascinating moment in history.
Believe it or not, the S&P 500 has produced just a 0.9% annualized return after inflation since that top in March 2000.
They may be all wrong when it comes to betting that the Fed may not stick to its game plan of rate hikes.
Deutsche Bank: there's a chance that Brexit could be the catalyst for the next global financial crisis if things don't go as planned.
He says at a $10,000 per ounce gold price, it's still a bridge too far to cross, and he says a gold-backed currency would have difficulty replacing the US dollar and […]
Household Cash Hordes Reach Record High. Greater inflationary pressures could be on the way, which may prompt a shift in behavior by consumers and companies... or not!
Legendary investor Jim Rogers has a lot to say. Our call of the day looks at his big warning for the markets and for ETF holders in particular.
Amid new North Korean threats to test a hydrogen bomb in the Pacific Ocean, President Trump tweeted Friday that the rogue regime's leader would be tested like never before.
North Korea’s Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho says the “highest level of hard-line” countermeasure could refer to hydrogen-bomb detonation in the Pacific.
Rickards says that Fed balance sheet normalization will finally pop the bubbles and bring on the next round of quantitative easing. Big moves are coming for the stock market, the dollar, the […]
Do you worry about money? Does it sometimes impede your sleep?According to a recent survey, money worries are the second biggest cause of sleeplessness.And that’s why Mike Maloney’s #1 Reason he owns gold and silver is… he sleeps better!As Mike has outlined, he believes the foundation is laid for a perfect economic adn monetary storm. His research shows that the greatest crash the world has ever seen will take place before the end of this decade.Will his prediction come true?
Top Ten Reasons I Buy Gold & Silver [#2] All the Problems of the World = Gold & Silver Hyper-BubbleSep 22, 2017 - 06:29:36 PDT
When the average investor thinks about gold, they may view it as an inflation hedge. Or maybe as crisis insurance. Or perhaps they view it solely as a portfolio diversifier.But what if you added up all the reasons to own gold and silver today—and realized they were all about to hit at the same time?That’s Mike Maloney’s reason #2 he owns gold and silver: it’s all happening at once, and this time it’s global:It’s a perfect storm of worldwide trends that are about to explode simultaneously—and push gold and silver into hyper-bubbles.
Top Ten Reasons I Buy Gold & Silver [#3] - Your Purchasing Power With Gold Is About to JumpSep 22, 2017 - 06:21:41 PDT
One of the great myths with gold is that one ounce has always bought the equivalent of a man’s suit.While there have certainly been times where this is true, it hasn’t always been the case. That’s because sometimes the gold price is low relative to what a suit costs, and other times the price is much higher than what an average suit costs.And we’re about to head into a period where, as Mike Maloney says in Reason #3 he buys precious metals, gold will soon buy a whole lot more:
Marin Katusa: ACCELERATING De-Dollarization - Buy Gold BEFORE the Crisis and PanicSeptember 22, 2017
A massive gold rush is coming. Katusa compares the flight from the US dollar to spraying Niagara Falls through a garden hose, and says the time to buy gold is now, not when the crisis and […]
Jim Rickards shows us why quantitative tightening could lead right back to quantitative easing. More “complete nonsense” from the fed.