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Guest post from Jesse Felder at thefelderreport.com: When it comes to technical analysis I subscribe to the KISS philosophy: Keep It Simple, Stupid! The more
Guest post from Jordan Roy-Byrne at The Daily Gold.com: Gold’s winter rebound thwarted a 2013-like scenario. However, the sharp February selloff and nasty monthly candles
Back in the 1500s, a financial agent of Queen Elizabeth I named Thomas Gresham observed that that “bad money drives out good.” That is, if
The US markets awoke to news of several big, disturbing overseas events: Glencore implodes. Think of Swiss commodities giant Glencore as a modern version of
For those who keep hearing about hedge funds but aren’t quite sure what they are: Think mutual fund with no rules. A hedge fund is
Here’s one for the “seriously, you’re surprised?” file: China pegs its currency, the yuan, to the dollar, the dollar soars, taking the yuan with it…and
Back in December there was a flurry of press around the passage of a banking bill that was 1) reportedly written by Citigroup and 2)
So the markets are getting skittish and the media is obsessing about the many things that could go wrong out there. It’s like 2007 all
Of all the problems with fiat currency, the most basic is that it empowers the dark side of human nature. We’re potentially good but infinitely
In one sense, energy doesn’t matter all that much to what’s coming. Once debt reaches a certain level, oil can be $10 a barrel or
One of the reasons the rich countries’ excessive money creation hasn’t ignited a generalized inflation is that today’s global economy is, well, global. When the
Prudent Bear’s Doug Noland marks the fifth anniversary of the collapse of Lehman Brothers — and the near-collapse of the global financial system — by
Mortgage REITs are companies that borrow money to buy mortgage backed securities (MBS) and earn the spread between their cost of funds and the yield