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In Precious Metals, Cash Flow Is King

Source: Kevin Michael Grace of The Gold Report  (6/17/13) The price of gold remains in the doldrums, but Jay Taylor, host of the radio show "Turning Hard Times into Good Times," expects the bull market to come roaring back. In this interview with The Gold Report, Taylor cautions that not all miners are equal and advises investors to look for ... [Read More]

The Commitment of Traders Looks Bullish for Gold and Silver

The charts above show the price of gold and silver going back to 1989. They also show the commitment of traders in both markets at the bottom of the charts. The green line represents speculators in the markets like big money and hedge funds. The blue ... [Read More]

Are Interest Rates Ready to Rocket Higher, Despite Bernanke’s Helicopter?

There have been many false and premature forecasts of an end to the bull market in U.S. Treasuries since that spectacular secular bull market began in 1982 when the 30-Year U.S. Treasury peaked at over 14%. But now even establishment folks like ... [Read More]

Early Registration Discount at Liberty Mastermind Symposium

Registration is $299. EARLY REGISTRATION HAS BEEN EXTENDED UNTIL JUNE 20TH FOR ONLY $249 - SAVE $50! Here is your chance to meet the brilliant market analyst Martin Armstrong! Also many other highly acclaimed market analysts and observers. I hope ... [Read More]

“Civil Libertarian” Obama’s Options on Surveillance

Editor’s Note: Readers of this site will have seen discussion here about the extent to which Obama—or any president—is free to significantly deviate from a consensus on most “security policy.” For a recent example, see “Why Obama Cannot ... [Read More]

A Summer Gold Rally Is Setting up Nicely

? A summer storm may be brewing for stocks, warns Huffington Post’s Natalie Pace, and gold may yet again shine for investors. Pace points out a trifecta of bad news on the horizon for the stock market: The federal debt ceiling was breached on May ... [Read More]

“How to Cure a Poisoned Economy”

When I became chairman of the Federal Reserve, there was a general feeling in this country that economic affairs, and inflation in particular, had reached a kind of crisis point. Things were not going very well. There was a feeling of uncertainty. ... [Read More]

The Problem: A Startup’s Most Important Asset

Not long ago, Baltimore visionary Dave Troy lamented on the shallowness of startups that form when there’s an increased availability of investment capital. He wrote: “Consumer-facing, peer-to-peer commerce startups are hot, but how many ... [Read More]

The Problem with a Staged Fed Retreat

Get out your tea leaves — it’s that time again. “On Tuesday and Wednesday,” writes John Beveridge at the Herald Sun, “Bernanke and his board will discuss their next step as they try to engineer a staged retreat from some of the most ... [Read More]

Cryptography and the Money We Use

When NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden wanted to talk to reporter Glenn Greenwald, he insisted that they use encrypted chat. Unfortunately, Greenwald didn’t know how to go about setting that up. In fact, he needed a tutorial in how to do it. ... [Read More]

How to Beat the Fed’s Taper

The investing community has become completely transfixed on the possibility of the Big Fed Taper. In fact, the Taper has become every market pundit’s go-to talking point. Any mention of it has such an overwhelming effect that stocks immediately ... [Read More]

A 4-Step Method To Finding “Junior” Bargains

Late last week I was in New York, attending a conference — a small affair with some of my favorite names in the junior resource sector. Specialty metals, technology plays and something I call “dirty gold”… this intimate ... [Read More]