Precious metals news

There are solid buyers on the dips who are not behaving like flighty hedge fund managers. Conventional investors are gradually coming round to the idea that gold should be included […]

Billionaire and founder of Icahn Enterprises, Carl Icahn, recently appeared on Bloomberg to discuss his support for Donald Trump and a future move to start his own super PAC. During the discussion he had with Erik Schatzker, the wealthy activist made a case for the coming demise of the US economy and collapse of the dollar due to over-regulation of the markets and lack of capital spending.

Thus, Rickards mathematical formula for arriving at that $10,000 per ounce figure is based upon the outstanding fiat currency in the system.

This coming autumn, we are likely to see the beginning of the hyperinflationary phase of the sovereign debt crisis. Hyperinflation normally hits an economy very quickly...

Silver prices could soar thanks to the technology sector. Here’s the full story how this could happen.

Stanley Druckenmiller warned investors to “get out of the stock market.” His firm now holds a 30% position in gold, the firm’s largest currency position.

The bead is believed to date back to 4,500-4,600 BC - It's is supposed to be 200 years older than jewelry from a Copper Age also found in Bulgaria 44 years ago.

Long story short, we believe real yields will have further to fall, which consequently should support the performance trends of precious metals

The US Federal Reserve Presidents have been busy this week, flexing their speculative muscles and antagonizing the markets. In case you missed it, here’s everything they’ve been up to in the past seven days.
In total, $192 billion of US Treasury bonds have been dumped off by other nations’ central banks in the first half of 2016, according to CNN Money. That’s more than double the rate of 2015. What does this mean? The world economy seems to be showing an overall trend of drastic weakening.  Many of the nations, which include China, Japan, France, and others, need quick cash in an attempt to stabilize their shaky economies.
Earlier this year, chief of the International Monetary Fund Christine Lagarde predicted the beginnings of a global economic destabilization.
“There has been a loss of growth momentum,” Lagarde said. “Emerging markets had largely driven the recovery and the expectation was that the advanced economies would pick up the ‘growth baton.' This has not...

As another week comes to a close, we continue to wrestle with a market that remains detached from underlying economic data and clings to recent levels of over

The troubles plaguing Obamacare are comparable to what will happen with Fed stimulus, according to Schiff, who is predicting the downfall of both.

when the real problem facing America is not how much money it draws in - after all the Fed can & will simply monetize the deficit - but how it spends it. Sadly, we may never know.

Markets are extravagantly confident that brokers are too bearish, & that their profit forecasts for US companies are too low. The multiple of 18 times next year’s projected earnin…

If Pets.com’s IPO and failure in 2000 epitomizes internet excess, investors in the future might look back in wonder at the willingness of today’s investors to justify lending mo…

My first Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA) request submitted in 2015 at the US government asked for delivery of all audit reports drafted by the Committee for Continuing Audit of […]

The Rothschilds are buying gold...

discuss why (mainstream) economists shouldn't be trusted, Brexit, the Euro, a& overall the need to reform economics a decade after the Global Financial Crisis.

The ECB has warned that the shock decision of the UK to exit the EU has meant that the Eurozone faces damaging "new headwinds."

The headlines were thrilling: Jobless claims fell more than forecast!! Initial jobless claims down 4K to 262,000 Initial jobless claims down 4K to 262,000  The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits fell more than expected last week, reinforcing views of labor market strength that could encourage the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates soon.…

I remember Alan Meltzer's speech at the National Association of Realtors calling for Fed transparency and adhere to a monetary rule (like a Taylor Rule) to give everyone an idea of what is happening with regard to monetary policy. Instead, we have Fed Board members (and former board member) slinging their opinions which adds to…