Guest Post by Peter Schiff from SchiffGold.com: This analysis focuses on gold and silver within the Comex/CME futures exchange. See the article What is the Comex? for
Guest Post by David Stockman from Contra Corner: The Great Central Bank Pivot is now underway around the globe, but it’s not the one Wall
Treasury deficit is nearly three times larger than July 2018. How is the Fed helping? They’re not. Schiff explains how… posted by Peter Schiff on
This bear market is unusually challenging for investors because there is nowhere to hide. The selloff includes just about every asset class. This contrasts starkly
Debts will implode and assets will implode. Stocks will tank and commodities will soar. Society will not function nor will social security, pensions etc. Global
If you’ve seen the film “Die Hard” you’ll notice the villain is trying to steal strange assets called Bearer Bonds. Why did this entire asset
Bonds are generally considered a conservative investment vehicle because corporate bond-holders get paid before shareholders. Even in bankruptcy, bond owners are likely to recoup some
When GDP on Thursday morning revealed we are, in fact, crashing into recession, and the market flew like a released bird into the heavens, I
To understand the impossible situation in which most retirees find themselves, let’s begin with interest rates. When governments raise or lower the cost of credit,
In his latest commentary, financial strategist Michael Pento maps out the coming year. Spoiler alert: It ends ugly. Debt Be Damned The U.S. National Debt
A policeman sees a drunk man searching for something under a streetlight and asks what the drunk has lost. He says he lost his keys
In normal times, some asset classes are expensive others are cheap, making it easy to use historical relationships to decide where to invest. That’s not
For those who keep hearing about hedge funds but aren’t quite sure what they are: Think mutual fund with no rules. A hedge fund is
When talk turns to what might derail today’s debt-driven “recovery,” the big names and easy stories get most of the attention: China with its soaring
The way markets usually work is that on any given day (or in any given year) some asset classes are up while others are down.
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