The Federal Reserve shot down market expectations when they announced there will probably be no interest rate hikes this year. See why this could be highly bullish for gold in this week’s News to Know.
According to the Fed, inflation appears to be under control. But their target may be off, which means we could have inflation levels seen during the 1980s once again.
There’s always a level of risk when it comes to investing. However, too many future retirees are over-exposed to riskier investments, and it could hurt their retirement when the next recession hit.
One of the best-performing funds of 2018 is changing their strategy to buying gold and selling stocks. See why Crescat’s strategists have lost their appetite for the stock market in this week’s News to Know.
The Fed is ignoring reliable market signals while trade war tension is taking a toll on markets. Both factors could simultaneously bring a lot of unwanted uncertainty to markets.
In the age of advanced technology, scammers are upgrading their methods in order to catch targets off-guard. Check out one of the newest scams, virtual kidnapping, and see how you can avoid being a victim.
There’s no doubt that something needs to be done soon to fix Social Security. Alan Greenspan and congress each have suggestions, but both could push Social Security to its tipping point sooner than expected.
Alain Corbani believes the current monetary policies of central banks around the world look as if they’re tailor-made for a bullish gold market. See why this could mean gold is bound to continue heading up in this week’s News to Know.
The Federal Reserve is in no hurry to raise rates. But this “wait-and-see” approach could let inflation run hot, causing rate hikes to boil over.
Saving for retirement is important, but even if you have a decent sized nest-egg, your retirement is in jeopardy. Here are 3 retirement “time bombs” and how to prepare your portfolio from taking a huge hit.
