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  A legendary billionaire investor apparently believes the stock market is about to collapse, and he’s moving his money into gold instead. George Soros has dumped 37 percent of his US stocks and made huge investments in gold, according to Bloomberg, which reported that Soros bought 1.05 million shares in the SPDR Gold trust (an ...

Jan. 13, 2015 A collapse in the financial markets and the economy could be right around the corner, despite the media’s claims of an economic recovery. In fact, there are signs than an economic meltdown similar to the one in ...

Some Wall Street insiders are anxious because of a chart indicating the stock market is following the same patterns, month by month, seen before the great stock market crash of 1929. Most historians blame the 1929 stock market crash for ...

A well-known Wall Street expert is warning Americans that a financial collapse could be just around the corner – and that concerned citizens better arm and prepare themselves. David John Marotta, a financial advisor who also writes for Forbes, has ...

Editor’s Note: Way Off the Grid is a satire feature of Off the Grid News. While the articles in this section may deal with current events, they are meant to portray these topics in a satirical and humorous light. NEW ...

With shop owners still surveying their losses in the wake of the riots in Great Britain, American radicals are preparing for their own “spontaneous” demonstrations against U.S. capitalism. September 17th has been designated a “Day of Rage,” in which demonstrators ...

In the traditional way of things on Wall Street, firms invest in stocks, bonds, and real estate.  Commodities play a certain role, but they are certainly not the focus.  Neither are precious metals.  After all, who on Wall Street wants ...

A shocking report from an independent auditor within the Treasury Department has warned that the President’s TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program) and associated bailouts have actually increased the risk of a far worse financial crisis in the near future. Neil ...