Bubbles, meltdown fears, and irrational exuberance. Is this a toy store on Black Friday? Nope. This is the American reality. It’s time to talk about the economy, stock market, future of gold prices, and so much more. Even if you made it through 2017 and the first part of 2018 financially unscathed, there’s little chance…
The 2018 Gold Global Market Forecast You Can't Afford to IgnoreDetailsInflation is an important economic indicator. It tells you how fast prices are changing in the economy, and it impacts everything from the interest rate on your saving account to your grocery bill. At 2.1 percent, the current inflation rate in the U.S. is giving some market-watchers the jitters. Should you be concerned, too? Get the…
How An Inflation Increase Can Hurt Your Everyday LifeDetailsWhat direction are gold and silver headed in 2018 and what should you watch for? Get your precious metals price forecast from U.S. Money Reserve, America’s Gold Authority®. We’ve gathered the top insights from industry leaders and secured an exclusive interview with Alistair Hewitt, director of market intelligence at the World Gold Council.
Are Precious Metals Prices Headed Up or Down in 2018?Details“Global financial market conditions remain very favorable, characterized by unusually low risk premiums and volatility. Global short-term interest rates have continued to rise, led by the United States. With tightening cycles in the Euro…
Why It’s Worrisome That No One Is WorriedDetailsWhen we think about the current stock market, here is the tale of the tape. The Dow has hit some 74 record highs since the 2016 presidential election. Its highest close to date was 23,557.23—hit just a week ago.
Are You a Perma Bull or a Perma Bear? A Tale of Two MarketsDetailsAt an international banking seminar this past weekend, prominent figures from the banks of Japan, China, the European Union, and the United States met to discuss their respective monetary systems. For her part, Janet Yellen went on record stating that inflation has been the biggest surprise of the U.S. economy.
The Federal Reserve: The Wolf in the HenhouseDetailsDATELINE: March 23, 2013. The New York Times headline blared: “Cyprus Makes Plan to Seize Portion of High-Level Deposits.” The story details how the island nation devised a raid on civilian checking and savings accounts in an attempt to avoid a national banking collapse.
Too Big to Bail: How Much Can We Really Trust Banks?DetailsFor the first time in history our federal government has more than $20 trillion in outstanding debt. If you think, “It’s the government’s debt, not mine,” think again. The U.S. national debt is, in part, the money that each of us owe a portion of as a taxpayer whether we like it or not, and…
Protecting Yourself in a Nation Burdened with $20 Trillion in DebtDetailsBitcoin has had a busy few weeks. The most popular digital currency in the world faced price drama, a new legal ban, and harsh words from big banks. Some say the cryptocurrency has bounced back stronger than ever. Others argue that Bitcoin is finally being exposed for the volatile fad that it is. While no…
Is the Bitcoin Bubble Poised to Pop? Proceed with CautionDetailsAfter North Korea fired a missile over Japan last week, Jim Cramer, the host of CNBC’s Mad Money, recommended, “Have cash. Have gold. Have Velveeta.” Cramer ruminated about how NOKO’s nuclear threats against the United States are truly unprecedented. And this was before Sunday when…
The North Korea Crisis: “Have Cash. Have Gold. Have Velveeta.”DetailsWatch as USS Arizona survivors and their families are honored in Washington D.C. with the presentation of a 75th Anniversary Pearl Harbor Silver Coin. Listen to interviews with two men and one survivor’s daughter, as they recount their memories of fellow sailors and the day that changed their lives, and America, forever. See how you…
USS Arizona Survivors Honored in Pearl Harbor Silver Coin Ceremony [VIDEO]DetailsEach year we watch various heads of state assemble for a power yearbook photo at prominent locations like Washington, London, Toronto, Seoul, Cannes, Brisbane, Hangzhou and Hamburg. There are global round tables, strategic side meetings and broad announcements of international cooperation. The G20 (Group of 20)…
The August Recess and the September ReckoningDetails
