No matter who is president next year, he will have a potential economic time bomb on his hands. We expect a COVID-19 vaccine will create the same conditions that caused 1980s hyperinflation - see why.

In a recent interview with Kitco, Peter Hug shared some insights into the broader market and what precious metals investors can expect. Despite uncertainty, Hug forecasts gold at $2,000 and silver at $35-$40 by the end of the first quarter of 2021 - see why.

Goldman Sachs analysts see 3 reasons gold's bull market will continue, and predict gold's price rising to $2,300 in the next twelve months.

As we get closer to the date when the election is to be confirmed, the picture of where Joe Biden wants to take the U.S. economy is also getting a bit clearer. Here's how just one of those acts, a China-Style nationwide lockdown, may crush markets (and millions of retirement accounts) once again - and one step you can...

By injecting trillions of bailout dollars into the system, the Federal Reserve has created what amounts to a zombie economy. Brandon Smith of Alt-Market.us asserts the upcoming economic crisis, triggered by resurging pandemic lockdowns, are the tool globalists have been waiting for to push the U.S. into a unified, centrally-planned, unaccountable world government -- unless we fight back.

Despite unprecedented volatility, gold prices stabilized rapidly near the year’s high. Anticipated stimulus, inflation, and other dollar woes lead analysts predict a breakout with “no ceiling in sight.” We look to the 1970s for clues on how the next gold boom might materialize.

While Trump is going to exhaust every legal challenge to retain the presidency, Joe Biden is actively prepping an economic team to help him navigate the next four years. But, should he take office in January, is his team really up to the task? Here are the litany of things that can go sideways for the Democrat – and...

If he enters the White House in January, Joe Biden has the potential to reshape the future of retirement accounts in the nation. Here are some of the biggest changes that could happen pretty quickly.

Reviewing data from this past Halloween, Forbes contributor Frank Holmes notes that spending oddly ticked up over last year. If this is one of the first signs of higher prices, here's why a move to gold makes more sense than ever.

As of this writing, we can't yet say whether it will be Trump or Biden. But what we know for sure is that, with a tighter Senate and House, the next president will face four years of gridlock. Here's what that will mean for the nation's economy.