Things Are Looking Bleak for European Markets
Britain's exit from the European Union was just the latest blow to an already-shaky economy, one that's now poised to export its volatility across the ocean and into your portfolio.
Britain's exit from the European Union was just the latest blow to an already-shaky economy, one that's now poised to export its volatility across the ocean and into your portfolio.
A leading authority predicts gold, already the asset of choice for 2016, will continue to be the smart bet for the foreseeable future.
The yellow metal's months-long upward trajectory made it the asset of choice in 2016. But are gold prices stumbling?
The IMF says the effects of Brexit are "still very much unfolding," but they've already seen enough damage to revise growth forecasts downward.
If the words "too big to fail" send a 2008-style chill up your spine, read the tale of Germany's Deutsche Bank with the lights on.
For Americans, Brexit may seem like little more than an intra-continental squabble. But for those at ground zero the financial panic is real, and may yet land on our shores.
Banks used to be boring places you could depend on to protect your savings. But these days it seems the only difference between these lofty financial institutions and Vegas is that in banking the house doesn't always win...
Are markets really rallying, or just staggering back to the center of the ring to get KO'd yet again?
Can a few ticked-off voters create mayhem in the world economy? Turns out they can. Here's why gold is your strongest protection.
Even before yesterday's devastating Brexit vote experts were noticing what the news hasn't—we're already knee-deep in a recession; one that's likely to outlast 2008's wealth-killing Great Recession.