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Although historical precedent provides gold with an aura of value that no asset can match, its prices are still subject to swings as market sentiment shifts. Here’s why one writer believes that sentiment will soon usher in a bull market that could last for a long time.

With the official rate of inflation continuing to stubbornly sit below the Federal Reserve’s target, they’re floating new ideas to move it higher. One such proposal may do the trick, but it could lead to some dangerous (and unintended) consequences. See what’s at stake here.

As the bubble continues to precariously grow, the government and the Fed are playing a game of misdirection with the U.S.-China trade war. Whenever the economy crashes, are they going to avoid blame?

The price of gold may have dipped in the past few months, but that hasn’t stopped some prominent players from adding to their gold reserves. Do they see a coming economic shift that most of us are missing? Find out here.

You wouldn’t be alone if you haven’t heard of reversal rates. But as the Fed tries to steer the U.S. economy through some tricky waters, it’s best to quickly acquaint yourself, because they currently pose a significant threat to the long-term wellbeing of our nation. Learn more here.

2019 has been an excellent year for gold prices, despite the recent pullback. In a recent report, analysts from TD Securities outline why they believe any further dips could mark fantastic buying opportunities, especially heading into a year that they view as being quite favorable for gold. Here’s why they believe prices will reach $1,650.

For decades, the dollar has enjoyed dominance as the global reserve currency. But as the U.S. Government increasingly uses the greenback as an economic weapon around the world, a growing number of countries are scheming to find a viable alternative to conduct transactions. If they succeed in doing so, what does that mean for the dollar, and the value of your savings?

With Social Security’s future in question, and with the federal debt soaring – increasing over $1 trillion in just the past three months – Congress is proposing a solution that could kill the two birds with one stone. But might their “fix” do more harm than good? Here’s how it could all backfire.

While the past six months have been positive for precious metals across the board, gold has been a particular standout. However, one analyst believes that silver is poised for its own growth spurt in the near future. Find out why here.

In the wake of a tumultuous few months for the Federal Reserve, the last thing the central bank can afford right now is to give any indication that they don’t have firm control over their policy. However, after the Federal funds rate broke wildly high in September, the Fed seems to have allowed the pendulum to swing too far in the other direction, with rates moving dangerously low. It begs the question, have they lost control over their primary tool to implement its policy? And if so, what does that mean for the near future?