Global Economy Has Gold Investors Salivating
There are certain immutable truths. Everything is cyclical; what goes down must come up. The Fed has its finger on the pulse of our economy... Oh, who are we kidding?
There are certain immutable truths. Everything is cyclical; what goes down must come up. The Fed has its finger on the pulse of our economy... Oh, who are we kidding?
Investing expert and gold proponent Marc Faber has never shied from speaking his mind. But when he weighed in on the presidential race, even jaded observers were taken aback.
Think you can't make a move without knowing how the Fed will land on interest rates? Turns out the real factors pushing gold aren't what most people think.
Look around your house; on almost every item you own it reads, "Made in China." Virtually the only thing left that's made in America is the cash in your wallet. But are your dollars now on the endangered list?
What is the new AIIB, and why is everyone, from East to West, viewing it with both caution and greed?
Has the gold bandwagon turned into a lifeboat? With billionaire after billionaire, now including George Soros, turning away from the market and bullish on gold, what does it mean for retirement investors like you and me?
Talk about your lucky coincidences! Just as China felt a strong desire to get into the gold business in a big way, Barclays felt an equally strong urge to bail out. Serendipity, or something else?
Whether you're a fan or foe of Donald Trump, he's finally put the currency wars on the front page where they belong.
Once again the Fed's interest rate saga ended with a whimper. But is it worth asking what they see on the horizon that's staying their hand?
Is it the fact that gold retains buying power when cash doesn't? Or that it's a safe haven in stormy markets? Or is it that gold is the one asset that protects your privacy?