Home prices are still rising pretty much everywhere in the US, with California as usual leading the way. State-wide, the median CA home is now
About a year ago, Argentina – which has inflated away and/or defaulted on its currency every few decades for the past century – issued 100-year
A recurring pattern of the past few decades involves governments promising to limit their borrowing, only to discover that hardly anyone cares. So target dates
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Reporters and their editors (and the corporations that employ them) have the power to shape readers’ perceptions by, for instance, choosing what fact to put
The list of markets where big players are cheating the rest of us (and each other) keeps growing. First there was the Libor interest rate,
The following chart tells two stories. The first is that the deficit spending and debt monetization of the past few years has calmed the markets.
To understand how close many US universities are to catastrophic failure, let’s start with the story of Robert (not his real name, but all the
In market parlance, volatility is another word for fear. That’s why a volatility index like the S&P 500 VIX Short-Term Futures — aka the VIX
A few months ago I interviewed Erika Nolan, executive director of the Sovereign Society, a consultancy that specializes in asset protection, for a magazine article
Transcript of GoldMoney’s James Turk responding to questions/comments from Principally Correct, a visitor at DollarCollapse.com: Principally Correct: An author wrote in the FAQ on “fiat
I was getting ready to post an update on GoldMoney’s new service that allows customers to take delivery of their gold and silver in smaller,
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