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Surviving & Thriving Bernanke’s Anti Capitalist Policies

Sean Fieler visits for the first time while Christopher Martenson and Eric Coffin return to the radio program. With virtually all markets being disabled by trillions upon trillions of dollars created out of thin air, survival for average citizens is becoming ever more challenging. Realizing the Fed is in the process of picking the pockets of ... [Read More]

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 ... [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]

The Grand Generational Delusion

People cling to delusions because life can be extremely complicated and delusions can be a source of comfort. Since Empire of Debt came out, I’ve done a lot more thinking about why people do what they do. People prefer delusions because the truth ... [Read More]

Marc Faber: People With Assets Are All Doomed

When the always cheerful Dr. Marc Faber, Daily Reckoning contributor and Vancouver veteran, gave his midyear forecast to Barron’s, it was, as you might expect, predictably sunny. “People with assets are all doomed,” he began, “because prices ... [Read More]

A Democrat, a Union, and Myriad Businesses See Chaos in Obamacare

Perhaps the question is no longer if Obamacare will wreak havoc on the American economy. Instead, the query seems to have morphed into something far more dire and prophetic: Just how much chaos will the law inflict upon the American people, ... [Read More]

Wild Fed Guesses vs. Market Strength

All eyes are on the Fed today. Honestly, I’m sick of all the hype. But we can’t trade in an alternate universe where policy-changing events don’t pop up every once in a while… Still, it’s no fun. Anticipation and wild guesses have held the ... [Read More]

13 Reasons To Like Silver

Silver has been in a bear market for some time now, being down a deep 27% this year and a whopping 55% from the peak it reached in 2011. Needless to say, this has been discomforting to the growing number of silver investors in the Western world. (To ... [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]