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The situation Americans face in the future will be nothing like they have experienced in the past. While we have seen old footage and heard stories about the Great Depression (starting in 1929)

Inflation can spin out of control very quickly... That's why gold allocation now is of value... Gold could see $10,000 per ounce and soon...

Seasonally gold is entering the sweet spot with the Autumn being gold’s best season and with September being gold’s best month in the last 20 years.

As an economic term, “inflation” is shorthand for “inflation of the money supply”. The general public, however, usually takes it to mean “rising prices” which is not surprising since one of the common effects of an increase in the money supply is higher prices. However, supporters of government policy often say, “If quantitative easing (QE) […]

Congress, for some reason, has agreed to use U.S. Taxpayer money to bailout Puerto Rico. That’s mighty generous of Congress to use Citizens’ money for that, especially when most Congres…

David Stockman shows you why recent market complacency could be the calm before the storm. Volatility could soon return with a vengeance. Read on.

One of the few things economists agree on is that prices are determined by supply and demand. This is summarized by means of supply and demand curves, which describe the relationship between the prices and the quantity of goods supplied and demanded.

In short, China is a witch’s brew of Keynes and Lenin. It’s the financial tempest which will slam the world’s great bloated edifice of central bank fostered faux prosperity.

The U.S. and China compete for energy independence... Sustainable energy in the cross-hares...Nomi Prins reports...

Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) has posted a loss of $52 billion for April to June, following the tumbling Tokyo stock market and the yen’s surge.

The Fed’s been looking for new friends this week, tuning out the haters and struggling to convince the public about potential rate hikes. Check out their follies below!

A market that doesn’t care about the direction the Fed wants to take us can be a recipe for a firestorm. In 2016, the market’s faith in the Fed seems to be at an all-time low as they tout guidance, yet change course with as little as a single economic report contradicting them. All eyes were on Jackson Hole today as Fed Chair Janet Yellen opened up the annual Economic Symposium.
So what did she say? She stuck to her guns about the (now laughable) potential for another rate hike before the election. Those guns include being as vague as possible and hinting that a rate hike may or may not be coming very soon. All in all, Yellen didn't really say much at all, other than to continue her standard issue talking points and give very little guidance for the market on the direction of the US economy.
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However, the longer-term outcomes are heavily stacked against those betting the markets only go up from here.

Forget the $50,000+ nonsense...

The true value of gold is much higher than the spot price quoted in the market. It has taken me years of research and reflection to understand GOLD’s TRUE VALUE. […]

Financial markets are currently riding on wave of speculation over whether the world's central banks will continue to ease policies. But is there a knock-on effect?

The main architect of Washington’s plan to rule the world has abandoned the scheme & called for the forging of ties with Russia and China. While Zbigniew Brzezinski’s article in The A…

The U.K.’s vote made the unthinkable thinkable. But that's not the only danger.

Euro area banks saw their profits fall by a fifth in the first three months of this year as they made less money from trading and most other business areas, European Central Bank data showed on Wednesday.

China’s currency handlers are using Brexit & other events to engage in a stealth depreciation of the yuan. Things could get ugly once investors start to pay attention.

The fact that more people die from FDA-approved drugs than illegal drugs should be enough of a reason to send the FDA into the dustbin of history