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Elon Musk’s Tesla Inc. surpassed General Motors Co. to become America’s most valuable carmaker, eclipsing a company whose well-being was once viewed as interdependent with the nation’s.

The main driver of U.S. equities seems to be hope, Jacobson added.

“It reminds me of 2000, when people piled into the QQQs.”

Bank of America's Ethan Harris, are only now start to realize that the post-election "recovery" was a mirage.

Ronnie Stoeferle: “Fascinating chart showing the history of US government spending.-..Interest spending was more than 50% once...”

Congressional appropriations expire April 28. If Congress does not pass an extension, the federal government will partially shut down.

US Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen is due to speak at the University of Michigan at 21:00 BST. Audience questions are expected.

Jim Rickards joined The Street to discuss the current state of financial warfare. Here's Rickards' safe haven play in the market...

Recent Russian naval activity in Europe exceeds levels seen during the Cold War, a top U.S. & NATO military officer said, voicing concern that the distributed nature of the deployments could end up "splitting & distracting" the transatlantic alliance

Russia and Iran have warned the US they will “respond with force” if their own “red lines” are crossed in Syria.

Secretary of state says ‘President Xi understands the situation has intensified’ as N. Korea calls US Syria missile strike an ‘intolerable act of aggression’

Failure to produce a legitimate bonafide gold-backed currency, together with an adequate industrial base, would mean the United States will be confronted with a real big nasty currency crisis. The […]

The gold-mining stocks’ usual volatility has proven outsized so far this year, spooking investors.  A fast initial surge in a new upleg was soon fully reversed by a sharp major […]

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The Great Key Sectors Crash of 2017 is coming closer. Thus Deepcaster continues to narrow the forecast time Window. When it arrives, it will be manifest in Swift and Dramatic […]

The price of gold surged after the US launched more than 50 cruise missiles at an airbase in Syria. The military action was in response to a deadly chemical weapons attack the US blames on the Syrian government.
Trump’s decision to launch an attack directly at the Assad government in Syria marks a dramatic reversal in the president’s positions. Just weeks ago Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said the “status of President Assad will be decided by the Syrian people.” As The Journal put it, this tacitly aligned the US with Russia’s plan to allow the Syrian leader to seek re-election.

This week, Trump began a new approach to Trumpcare and hosted Chinese President Xi Jinping at a Mar-a-Lago retreat. The Fed minutes from their March meeting were also released, revealing doubts about continued surges in the economy.

There’s been another shot fired in the “war on cash.” Recently, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) published a working paper offering governments suggestions on how to move toward a cashless society even in the face of strong public opposition.
Over the last several years, we’ve seen a steady push to eliminate, or at least limit, the use of cash around the world. In May of 2016, the European Central bank announced it will stop producing and issuing 500-euro notes by the end of 2018. Not long before the EU announcement, a former Obama economic adviser/ex-Treasury secretary floated the idea of eliminating the $100 bill in the US.

The word out on the street, is that investors are no longer waiting on the price of silver to fall to start buying