Shift Is On: Why Institutional Investors Are Buying Gold Again
The Shift Is On: Why Institutional Investors Are Buying Gold Again The comments above & below is an edited and abridged synopsis of an article by Jeff Clark There’s an…
Checklist for a Top
Checklist for a Top The comments above & below is an edited and abridged synopsis of an article by Bob Hoye The real estate market is weakening. Residential real estate…
Panic! Like It’s 1837
Panic! Like It’s 1837 by Daily Bell In 1837, New York banks realized that the easy money they were lending was unsustainable, and demanded payment in specie, or in gold…
Future of Money, and Wealth Storage
The Future of Money, and Wealth Storage by Andy Hoffman Paper precious metals investments will be under attack for as long as financial markets function and thus, even when physical…
Pension Crisis Too Big for Markets to Ignore
Pension Crisis Too Big for Markets to Ignore by Danielle DiMartino Booth We have heard about the California Public Employees’ Retirement System; the budget cliff facing San Francisco; six Los…
Bank of International Settlements Flags Canada for a Financial Crisis Next Year
Bank of International Settlements Flags Canada for a Financial Crisis Next Year by Daniel Wong The Bank of International Settlements (BIS) released its fall quarterly report recently. In it, they…
It’s Bubble Time!
It’s Bubble Time! by Chris Martenson The delusion much of society wants to believe in is that we can get something for nothing. That is, to become rich, all we…
If Gold’s a Barbarous Relic, Why Do Governments Want it so Much?
If Gold’s a Barbarous Relic, Why Do Governments Want it so Much? by Andy Hoffman Central banks have been buying gold every year since the financial crisis—particularly in the East.…
2007 All Over Again, Part 6: Stock Market Valuations Enter “Crash” Territory
2007 All Over Again, Part 6: Stock Market Valuations Enter “Crash” Territory by John Rubino The Trump stock market rally has taken valuations beyond a point that, in the past,…
China’s Property Frenzy and Surging Debt Raises Red Flag for the Economy
China’s Property Frenzy and Surging Debt Raises Red Flag for the Economy by The Guardian Chinese household debt has risen at an alarming pace as property values have soared, raising…