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April 1, 2013 What do we do for inflation? Gold? Silver? What should be buy? Previous Video

For the last several weeks, the market has given indications that it was going to take a run at the old 2007 highs of 14,000+, but every time it would get near the target, there would be a several hundred ...

Since the inception of money, many items have been used as currency, from salt to animal hides, as well as assorted other things such as precious gems. No matter what though, gold and silver have been accepted as legal tender ...

Precious metals such as gold and silver have been in high demand ever since the real estate bubble began to negatively affect the stock market in October 2007. The metals offer investors something tangible and real that ordinary folks feel ...

Republicans got the financial analysts of the world all worked up over one of their platform proposals – a return to the gold standard. It’s a proposal that has been championed by Ron Paul for decades, but the last time ...

This summer, a quiet change was made to the accounting rules for gold in bank vaults. It made headlines almost nowhere, but it has the potential to dramatically change how gold is viewed relative to cash in the broader economy. ...

by MaryHolloway Love Wednesday, July 25, 2012 at 6:24pm The market was like a roller coaster Wednesday, as it started off low, the S&P 500 was a negative 2.33 points with the equities up barely 30 points. The VIX (which measures ...

There has always been a symbiotic relationship between investment and economic growth. Investors supply the capital that businesses need to expand and improve their operations, while businesses provide an opportunity for individual and institutional investors to increase their wealth. This ...

Americans woke up to staggering figures screaming across the pages of the Drudge Report last week. The numbers on government spending and debt had been published and the results were in. America isn’t just broke … she is so far ...

The announcement that the Federal Reserve would be monetizing some $600 billion dollars of U.S. debt was met with joy by some and dismay by others.  On both sides of the equation, there were many who felt that the full ...