Precious metals news

Last week, the S&P 500 price/revenue ratio reached the highest level in history, outside of the single week of March 24, 2000 that represented the peak of the tech bubble.

Dave Morgan gives you his weekly perspective with timely news articles about the economy, currencies, precious metals and more

The black-market rate for the bolivar plunges beyond 8,700 per dollar for first time

Bond yields around the world have surged since the European Central Bank hinted last month that its bond buying was coming to an end, a replay of the taper tantrum in 2013 when the Federal Reserve caught markets off guard with similar plans.

The dollar index is on a two-week losing streak, and some strategists expect further downside.

What has happened to the taxpayers’ money is unknown — it’s missing (alleged to have been spent, but to payees unidentified).

After a June helicopter attack on the country's supreme court, it looks like storm clouds are brewing.

The Embassy of the United States in Venezuela on Monday issued a security message for the US citizens in the country, warning them to gather food & water ahead of the opposition protests expected this week.

The gold-futures and silver-futures short positions held by speculators have rocketed up to extremes in recent weeks.  These elite traders are aggressively betting for further weakness in gold and silver […]

“I think inflation expectations—stoked by FedSpeak & Trump's fiscal agenda was an important driving force behind gold’s rally

This means that gold will gather a far more significant role in the global monetary system as a reserve asset.

Could the dopes in Congress hatch a more radical plan to put an end to the government’s illegal money?

Do you need some gold?
You could just scrap your cellphone.

America is partying like its 1928 - right before the crash the kicked off the Great Depression. Some analysts believe the next crash is looming on the horizon. What will spark it? That remains to be seen. But no matter what the catalyst turns out to be, Mark Thornton says the cause will be the same as the last several collapses - Federal Reserve policy. Therefore, we should dub it the Bernanke-Yellen Bubble-Depression This article by Thornton was originally published on the Mises Wire.
In a recent article I advocated for a new way of naming business cycles. The new approach emphasizes the cause rather than the effect. So instead of the “housing bubble” and “financial crisis,” we should refer to the Greenspan-Bernanke Crisis. Here we will turn our attention to the current situation.

GATA Chairman Bill Murphy Joins the Show For the Latest on Gold & Silver: Murphy Explains Why "Andrew Maguire Owes People An Explanation" Will the Gold Cartel Make A Final […]

If you know anyone in Australia please forward them this information. But, even if you are lucky enough to not live in the outdoor prison called Australia, the War on […]

More than a dozen major banks allegedly rigged Libor to benefit themselves and have paid billions of dollars in fines and settlements.

Chart of the Day: Bond Vol Now At All-Time Low

We can stop this system simply by moving away from it. That is, selling US dollars and other fiat currencies for gold, silver and cryptocurrencies like bitcoin. That’s right, no […]

"The Impact Will Be Felt DIRECTLY Upon the Gold Market":