Central Banks – Damaging the World Economy and Your Future
If I steal from you today I go to jail. But if I steal your financial future I'm just a central banker doing his job.
If I steal from you today I go to jail. But if I steal your financial future I'm just a central banker doing his job.
Jeffrey Gundlach manages $100 billion in assets. What he says about the markets will make your blood turn cold.
Is it possible the only thing keeping us from another recession is your willingness to shop? Even if it is, should you sacrifice your future for the national economy?
Workers and retirees in Japan are waking up to the sobering reality that the old-age financial security they depended on may not be there for them. Sound familiar?
Fear of fundamental banking instability is driving investors to seek security in a well-known safe haven. Too bad it has no protection to offer.
You probably feel strongly about who the next president should be. But your concern for your retirement should trump even politics.
Why do some investors thrive in catastrophe while thousands of others sink? Because they know how to read the danger signals and position themselves, not just to survive but to dominate.
Gold enthusiasts had a frustrating few years trying to explain the enduring value of their favorite asset. But with Brexit, China and downward-trending dollar, the time for gold explanations is past.
It's the oldest, most time-tested retirement strategy there is: Invest in a mix of stocks and bonds, then gradually decrease your stocks and increase bonds as you get older to ensure a secure financial outcome. Problem is, it no longer works.
In 2016, we’ve seen gold flourish as a safe haven for investors fleeing stock market uncertainty, global debt and deflation and the anxiety-induced currency fluctuations kindled by Brexit. All told, the shiny metal has had an impressive run, up almost 25% through yesterday. But during its remarkable climb this year, gold’s record has been spectacularly outpaced by that of its...