By: Gary ChristensonI'll show you real money. It looks like this: Those circulating dollar bills, euros, pounds, and yen are DEBTS (notes) issued by central banks to extract wealth from citizens and the economy, dilute the purchasing power of the currency, and nourish the banking cartel.From Graham Summers:"The problem of course is once it has done this [created the 'everything bubble'], the F...Read More

*This interview was recorded on 3/8/19Jeff Gundlach, founder and CEO of DoubleLine Capital, explains how the lack of original thought and analysis is causing polarization, leading to uncertainty around the world. Jeffrey Gundlach is the Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer of DoubleLine Capital. He is recognized as an expert in bond and fixed income investments. His investment stra...Read More

By: IRA EPSTEINGold at an important point, $1,300 resistance - gold at an important juncture:Read More

Google was down a hellacious 112 points, or 9%, at Tuesday's low, but the plunge did little damage to the bullish look of the weekly chart:The fact that this occurred after the stock had pushed above last July's record high makes the selloff merely corrective rather than impulsive. It was attributable to a dour earnings report which suggested Google is losing ground in advertising to Amazon and...Read More

For Part 1 of this interview, CLICK HEREMaloney and Patrick Byrne (Overstock.com CEO) as they conclude their latest conversation about free markets, free people and sound money.Michael Maloney is a precious metals investment expert and historian. He is the founder and owner of GoldSilver.com, a global leader in gold and silver sales/storage and one of the world's most highly regarded investment ed...Read More

David McAlvany, President of the McAlvany Financial Companies, talks about the Fed's policies and if they may be heading toward a Zero Interest Rate Policy.Read More

The individual went "9 for 9" at the competition and broke four women's world recordsContinue...Read More

Thousands riotedin Paris Wednesday as people gathered for May Day protests dubbed 'Armageddon' by extremist demonstrators.Continue...Read More

Michael S. "Mickey" Fulp is a Certified Professional Geologist with over 29 years experience as an exploration geologist searching for economic deposits of base and precious metals, industrial minerals, coal, uranium, and water in North and South America and China. Mickey has worked for junior explorers, major mining companies, private companies, and investors as a consulting economic geologist fo...Read More

Public pensions are unsustainable in many cities, states and counties. Instead of honestly addressing the problem, the very people who are causing the crisis are purposely making it worse. A big-city councilman joins Robert to give an insider's account of this corruption crisis and how it impacts your future.Robert Kiyosaki is best known as the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, the #1 personal finance...Read More

While it is common knowledge that the US budget deficit is soaring even though the US economy is allegedly growing at a brisk, mid-2% pace, resulting in recurring bond Continue...Read More

A U.S. trade deal with China is "possible" by next Friday, according to sources who spoke to CNBC on Wednesday. Continue...Read More

After spending more than $700 billion and losing thousands of lives, the U.S. military has stopped releasing information about its progress in Afghanistan Continue...Read More

Sector expert Michael Ballanger reviews recent movements in precious metals and discusses how he is playing the market. Last week I sent out my uber-bullish call on the metals and miners at the conclusion of a period fraught with doom and despair for all things gold and silver. The criminality of the interventionists was in full bloom as they bombed gold down through that critical "Line in the San...Read More

Platinum, after making what appears to be a wash-out low in August 2018, now looks poised to be a precious metal leader, writes fund manager John Newell at Fieldhouse Capital Management. What is Platinum: Platinum is a precious transition metal that has the chemical symbol Pt and an atomic number of 78 on the periodic table. Platinum is grayish white in color and is often mistaken for silver. Plat...Read More

As we know, Gold and the US Dollar have an inverse relationship. Gold is priced in US Dollars and the drivers of each are similar (from an inverse point of view). Over long-term periods both trend in the same direction but the magnitude of the moves can vary and be quite different. The standard inverse relationship has not been a perfect one in recent months or years. In the chart below we plot Go...Read More

The silver market appears to be setting up for a big move. After spending this spring stair-stepping lower in a narrowingrange, silver prices have formed a falling wedge pattern. That pattern usuallyresolves in a powerful directional breakout. The good news for bulls is thatfalling wedges usually break out to the upside. Commercial hedgers and bullion banks (i.e., “smart money&rdqu...Read More

By: Keith Weiner The bid-ask spread of both (spot) gold and silver has blown out. Both, on March 1.In gold, the spread had been humming along around 13 cents gold is the most marketable commodity, and this is the proof, a bid-ask spread around 1bps until... *BAM!* It explodes to around 35 cents, or two and half times as wide. On the same day, silver went from half a cent to 1.5 cents, or about...Read More

Bob Hoye & Chris Waltzek Ph.D. - April 30th, 2019. * .Mp3HighlightsBob Hoye, Editor & Chief Investment Strategist of Charts and Markets.com rejoins the show with must-hear commentary. FOMC policymakers set the overnight lending rate this week. The current FFF at the CME which indicates the Fed could begin a new round of QE within a year. There are strong probabilities of a rate cut by Dec. / J...Read More

By: Dave KranzlerThe semiconductor stocks continued melting up last week until Intel threw some cold water on the Dutch tulip bulb price-chasing party. TXN reported Tuesday after the close. Revenues declined 5% from the year-earlier quarter. The management stated that "demand continued to slow across most markets. TXN then said Q2 revenues would drop 10% from Q2 2018. It said earnings would be d...Read More