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A record trade deficit, scary inflation and a dollar in decline: it's not a pretty picture. So how's a retirement saver supposed to win in this environment? Here's one way to hedge your bets…
Since the beginning of the pandemic, states have suffered unemployment, reduced revenue and rising debt. Brandon Smith of Alt-Market.us speculates on the two paths before us: COVID containment at the cost of economic growth, or a renaissance of local and regional commerce…
With physical gold commanding an extreme premium over spot price, how can we define the actual price of gold? Ex-U.S. Mint director Ed Moy explains the pressures distorting gold's price…
Numbers don't care if you’re excited about the economy or its outlook. Unless some economic scam is being perpetuated (unlikely), fundamentals will always play a factor. Reality always cuts through the noise, and we could be approaching that point right now…
The flightless dodo bird went extinct around 1662 after 23 million years of existence. In the wake of the COVID-19 recession, it looks like pension plans, both public and private, are headed the same way. Here's a possible solution…
Silver Institute's forecast report expects demand to pour in from all sides and climb to 1.033 billion ounces this year, a 22% leap compared to 896.1 million ounces in 2020. A wide base of demand for physical silver has one surprising source well in the lead....
Across the board, companies are raising prices. Their costs are higher. That means we pay higher prices, getting less for every dollar we spend. Based on the numbers, it's likely to get a lot worse very soon…
There is no doubt that if the Social Security Trust’s shortfalls aren’t addressed, then it will be in big trouble just over a decade from now. Pensions are in trouble, too. Here's how you can protect your retirement from a committee cancelation…
China's gold imports plummeted during 2020. Now, China's central bank is looking to supply increased demand by buying 150 tons of commercially-available gold for import. On top of India's record-setting 160 tons of gold imported in March, where will prices go?
March's half a percent inflation monthly means 6% annually. That's sufficient to rob savers of nearly half their purchasing power in just 1 decade. And it gets worse…
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