In this Exclusive SD Interview, Derivatives Expert Rob Kirby warns the system is headed toward Global Reset...
Gold’s early-October plunge on futures speculators’ stop losses being run has naturally left this metal mired in battered technicals and bearish sentiment. But that sharp selloff has already accomplished its […]
The Admiral of the Silver Market Eric Sprott Returns for a Critical Market Update on Gold and Silver. Has the 4 Month Sell-Off in Gold, Silver, and the Shares Finally […]
Regardless of who wins the U.S. Presidency, there are Key Post-Election Economic and Market Events which are highly probable. And the advance knowledge of these events will give well-informed Investors […]
Conclusion: Commercials go net long by 1520 contracts and they STILL are having trouble trying to cover their YUUUGE short position...
A bank failure contagion, that's whats going to push the price of gold WAY over $2,000/oz again. The Price of Silver is going to be moving over $100 and the price […]
Based on our prior examples, this suggests silver has now entered a new multi-year bull market.
The excessive gold-futures trading positions that triggered that stop running have already reversed, and the investors fueling gold’s bull are starting to buy again.
A comparison with past bull markets is interesting as well. In our previous studies we have compared the recent correction with the mid-cycle correction between 1974 and 1976…
“I think there will be a real estate crash, and there will be an opportunity to get some really good real estate assets,” he said.
On the flip side of the coin is gold, which as we’ve described in the past carries a strong inverse correlation with real yields and exhibits sharply positive returns in a negative real yield market environment
It is here that being a contrarian will pay its dividends. Unfortunately, as is too often the case, there are few individuals who actually “sold high” in order to “buy low” when the real long-term investment opportunities are “laid to bare.”
The world monetary order is changing. Slowly but steadily, global trade and currency markets are becoming less dollar-centric. Formerly marginal currencies such as the Chinese yuan now stand to become serious competitors to U.S. dollar dominance.
There is a ticking time bomb in the heart of Europe. Deutsche Bank, the largest bank in Europe, needs to be recapitalized.
Jim Rickards reveals more juicy details about that private dinner with the head of the New York Fed. Read on...
Why The Global Economy Will Disintegrate Rapidly
In other words, the company has no idea how the hackers hacked not just it, but the entire internet.
Are We About to Experience A Different Sort of "October Surprise"?
Once again, the Fed is predicting a rate hike by the end of the year. The problem is they’re notoriously bad at predicting their own rate hikes.At the start of 2016, Fed members had predicted more rate hikes than we’ve experience so far. That’s not a surprise to anyone who has followed the Fed for any period of time. Recently, Business Insider posted in-depth dot graph plotting the Fed’s missed marks when predicting its own hikes over the past three years.
That episode and its manipulations are not unique in the political world. It is useful, though, after time and events unfold, to set facts straight in order to understand the situation then and now.