With what looks to be significant economic turmoil, Chinese consumers are preparing for the worst. Premiums on physical gold are on the rise. Everyone wants a safe haven. Here's what that might mean for near-term gold prices…

The China real estate bubble just popped, and now we're staring down the barrel of a financial shotgun. Here's why Fed Chairman Jerome Powell is whistling past the graveyard…

We finally have a draft of Biden's plan to fund his "Green New Deal," and it isn't pretty. Uncle Sam may turn into a “retirement robber baron” if Congressional Democrats get their way. Here's what they're planning…

Investing guru and CNBC host Jim Cramer likes and owns gold as well as bitcoin and ether. However, these assets each have very different purposes in your savings, and only one of them is essential…

Despite last month's 0.1% CPI drop, inflation isn't slowing down. Like a train, inflation starts slow and stops even slower. Based on producer prices, we may be looking at 20% inflation in the near future…

The latest reports put the Social Security Trust fund on schedule to run out in just 12 years. Enough doom and gloom! In the meantime, while Social Security is still able to pay benefits, we found these 3 pieces of good news… really!

Analysis indicates a commodity supercycle may be ahead. Higher inflation and widespread shortages in basic materials support this view. Here's why gold is emerging as the ideal choice among commodities…

The Fed generally, and Chairman Powell specifically, don't seem to know what they want. Except more inflation, which, bizarrely, is the only accomplishment they can claim so far. Instead of gambling on stocks or locking in losses with bonds, we explore a way out of today's wealth destruction trap…

Between the pandemic and government's ham-handed multi-trillion-dollar response, America's economy looks pretty shaky. Brandon Smith of Alt-Market.us takes us through the major risks we may face before the end of next summer…

Famed investors John Paulson and Mark Mobius each make strong but different cases for owning gold. Both make sound arguments for a near-term price rise. While Paulson is most concerned with inflation, Mobius presents a compelling case for keeping some physical gold "under the mattress"…