Precious metals news

“All available means” are now being deployed to prevent global government bond bubble from bursting. Aversion to owning any gold whatsoever displays “ignorance of monetary history”:

Obama is fast-tracking the Western world’s freedom out of existence.  Listening to Obama, “There will be 100,000 jobs created by the TPP [Trans Pacific Partnership, which just happens to exclude […]

There are certainly positive outcomes that can be obtained by going cashless.  For example, banning sale transactions of cigarettes or sugary drinks or stopping cardholders from overeating, gambling, or whatever […]

The following article takes the concept of Frankenfood to a whole other level:

While the London and New York fraudulent paper gold market continues to function as the price-setting markets for the global price of gold, China continues hoovering physical gold.

While we hope he will be proven correct, time is running out for Bo Polny's call for an Epic Silver Short Squeeze in June...

Mark Dice has done it again, this time demonstrating that he can't find an Average American on the street willing to part with 99 cents, a stick of gum, or […]

Could China's Central Bank be moving towards a gold standard? Bloomberg's Ken Hoffman tells Daniella Cambone why it would be a "Game Changer"...

It is becoming more and more apparent that the Islamic State for Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), or “Daesh” as it is known in Arabic, or ISIS – the Islamic […]

It’s been a while since we heard from Jim Rickards, one of the leading contrarian economists. In a new interview with Kitco, Jim shared his opinions on a wide range of topics. He talked about the current relationship between the United States dollar and the Chinese yuan, as well as what he expects to happen in Greece. He shares Peter Schiff’s opinion that politics will prevent Greece from leaving the euro. He also agrees that the Federal Reserve is not going to raise interest rates until 2016, or maybe even as late as 2017. On top of all that, he sees the dollar losing value in the coming year and price of gold rising.

Mark Dice walked around downtown Encinitas, California and tried to sell a 10-ounce bar of silver for only $10. At today’s prices, that bar is worth about $160. He asked men and women, young and old, if they’d like to buy it. He even lowered the price to $1 while standing directly out front of a gold dealer. How many people do you think took him up on the offer?
This is a great video to show the naysayers who argue that precious metals are in a bubble. There are many people who think the prices of gold and silver are ready to plummet at any time. They predict gold could drop as low as $700 an ounce and silver could fall into the single digits.
However, bubbles are often associated with a certain amount mania. The asset or market in a bubble is often widely considered to be a valuable investment.

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If you work for GE, take close note of the despicable behavior from your CEO. You, your livlihood and your family’s well being mean nothing to Jeff Immelt. In fact, you’re nothing […]

Is the financial collapse that so many are expecting in the second half of 2015 already starting? If so, it is crucial to ensure you are maximizing gains and wealth […]

There are loads of good arguments out there for why Greece (or Italy, or Spain, or Portugal) should leave the Euro.  We’ve always been partial to the basic philosophical truth that […]

In his latest article, George Soros puts forth a stark warning, and one that has implications for all of mankind. Soros, who has previously warned of coming riots and widespread collapse […]

- Former U.S. Congressman blasts Fed’s role in markets - Gives scathing analysis of modern economics and markets - Highlights complete disregard of economic fundamentals in investment decisions today - […]

Banning gold and silver in the United States would be just about as effective for igniting demand as the hints of gun control that follow every tragic school shooting.   […]

No one knows how well prepared the system is to handle potential bank runs and massive demands for cash withdrawals if the system tanks. And no one knows how much […]

Dukes of Hazzard, a staple TV show of the early 1980’s, featured what may possibly be the most popular and most recognizable car in American history.