An ounce of gold is an ounce of gold. It never changes. What does change is the number of fiat units it takes to purchase the same ounce. For example, gold […]
Caption Contest- Draghi Out For Blood?
Rational people always have a plan B. You might never need to use it, but if you do, you’ll be acting from a position of strength and confidence, instead of fear […]
EU foreign ministers are meeting in Brussels today to discuss imposing further sanctions on Russia following an upsurge in fighting in east Ukraine. The EU and the US have already […]
Over the next two hours you are going to be submersed in the ongoing financial collapse. Eric Dubin, Managing Editor, The News Doctors joins The Daily Coin & provides a laundry list […]
Every large company that has reported Q4 so far is confirming the obvious: the U.S. economy is falling off the cliff. As for the precious metals: the way I’m characterizing it […]
Gold and silver were basically treading water up until the 2:00 o’clock FOMC report was issued. Actually gold and silver were whacked 10 minutes after the report. Gold/silver equity shares also […]
Gold has started 2015 with a bang. The physical price is soaring in currencies around the world. Even the rising dollar hasn't hampered gold, which is a very bullish signal. Gold stocks are also exploding. The largest gold ETF is up nearly 10% already. Yahoo! Finance interviewed Peter Schiff to see what he predicts for gold in the rest of 2015.
Casey Research published an article by Russian coin dealer Dmitriy Balkovskiy that provides fascinating insight into the lives of average Russians suffering from the crash of their ruble currency. He reveals that while the Russian central bank has been adding literally tons of gold to its reserves, the Russian people are not so enthusiastic about the yellow metal. In fact, Russians are very similar to Americans in their complete disregard to owning gold, which he considers a vital part of “personal fiscal hygiene.”
Peter Schiff appeared on Fox Business yesterday to discuss whether or not the Federal Reserve is going to start quantitative easing again in 2015. Anchor David Asman gave Peter credit for predicting that the economy is too weak for the Fed to rase interest rates, which Morgan Stanley now believes as well. On top of that, Asman credited Peter for predicting poor UPS earnings in the fourth quarter. Peter and Asman still wrangled over whether or not the US is falling into another recession.
Sovereign Man's Simon Black welcomes economist Jim Rickards for a powerful conversation regarding why the entire western economy is on a knife's edge, and why he is predicting a MASSIVE […]
If you listened closely this morning, you could hear humanity vomit as JP Morgan CEO, Jamie Dimon began to speak at Davos. In what amounted to some of the most […]
The long-anticipated collapse of the euro is here. When European Central Bank president Mario Draghi unveiled an open-ended quantitative easing program worth at least 60 billion euros a month […]
The Committee today reaffirmed its view that the current 0 to 1/4 percent target range for the federal funds rate remains appropriate Based on its current assessment, the Committee judges […]
Me, Oh My! And just like that: the geopolitical tornado sweeping Europe, just turned into a monstrous, F4 funnel!
The move by the Swiss National Bank (SNB) to unpeg from the Euro has caused a massive reaction/disruption around the world. Not only in the markets themselves, but suddenly central […]
Bo Polny joins Wall Street for Main Street discussing his 2015 outlook for gold. With gold failing to make a big move in 2014, does cycle analysis still suggest a […]
The events of the past few months seem astounding when taken in all at once. It appears to be a plan to destroy the U.S. dollar and the American middle […]
The threat posed by cyber war to our increasingly complicated, technologically dependent and vulnerable financial institutions, markets, banks and indeed deposits becomes more clear by the day. British and US […]
US Dollar losing an enormous amount of purchasing power since 1938.