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This week our Chief Market Strategist, Graham Summers, MBA sat down with Gary Bohm of Metals and Miners to discuss his outlook on precious metals,
Here’s a podcast sponsored by the Mises Institute. It’s a unique perspective on business from the Austrian perspective. Guest post from Hunter Hastings of Economics
“With inflation, the war in Ukraine, and supply chain disruptions, the most pressing problems in the nation right now are clear. To get some perspective
Stagflation is the new normal. The supply chain is in shambles, gasoline prices are soaring, cars are going for thousands over MSRP. “The world economy
In this edition, John Rubino and The Crypto Capitalist, Mark E. Jeftovic welcome Lawrence Lepard from Equity Management Associates. Lawrence’s mantra is “Fix The Money,
James has been a leader in the world of precious metals, basically forever. And now, he’s out with the definitive book on money and its
Inflation is back, thanks to the past few years’ exuberant borrowing and currency creation. Meanwhile, populist politicians are gaining traction in Europe, threatening both the
A new president means that some things are about to change. But the things that won’t change are vastly more important. Debt, for instance, will
Deutsche Bank, Commerzbank, the Italian banks…it’s getting ugly across the pond, and the worst is yet to come. Here’s a brief look at the reasons
In normal times, some asset classes are expensive others are cheap, making it easy to use historical relationships to decide where to invest. That’s not
Brexit looked like the end of the world — until people figured out that central banks would have to ease in response. Then markets turned
Expect the UK to drop out of the headlines as it chooses new leaders and untangles itself from the EU. The big news going forward
Combine record-high stock prices with weak corporate earnings, a too-strong dollar and rising turmoil in Europe, Asia and Latin America, and the result is a
Goldman, Morgan Stanley and IBM release numbers that look, well, depression-like. Housing starts plunge, gold and silver spike, China’s bond market seizes up, and Deutsche
Most US companies will report earnings this month, and most analysts think the results will be depressing. That’s bad news for stock prices and might
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