Government's look to expend resources creating a complicated regulatory framework in an attempt to neutralize the Bitcoin threat
The downfall of all investors is ultimately “greed.” Greed can be measured a couple of ways.
Japanese 10-year bonds have crashed because the government is stopping its bond-buying program
The beleaguered IMF has been stung by a new report from its own Independent Evaluation Office (IEO)
Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 27 July 2016.
Bitcoin plunged after one of the largest exchanges halted trading because hackers stole about $65 million of the digital currency.
Fund Manager Dave Kranzler Has 2 Words You Need to Know and Understand: GOLD REHYPOTHECATION...
in an extreme crisis, Silver may be more practical than Gold as a medium of exchange
based on silver's price history, we're due for a massive rally in silver prices
I have compared the performance of the current Gold bull market (since 2001) with the 70s one
The US government could face a sovereign bond crisis if Janet Yellen hikes rates in a material way
Central bankers from the U.S., India & Malaysia pointed to debt as a key factor holding back the global economic recovery from the financial crisis
The catalyst that will reset markets will likely be one large event that cascades across the globe
a reversion of rates to 2011 levels for $37.7 trillion worth of investment-grade sovereign bonds could drive market losses of as much as $3.8 trillion
"Under no circumstances should you listen to the Fed. Cover your ears & maybe hold your nose," says a money manager
The yield on 30-year Treasuries could plunge to almost zero within two years as investors seeking higher income streams
How bad can things get? Rogers believes it will be unlike anything we've seen in our lifetime...
The credit bubble has actually heated up since July 2015. The economy slowed over the same period. The data we collect in real time on Federal tax revenue
Can we be honest & say that many of the reductions in value, quantity & quality are actually instances of fraud?