“I think silver will be the investment of this decade, whereas gold was the investment of last decade,” Eric Sprott of Sprott Asset Management said in a recent Russia Today interview. Looking at US Mint sales in 2011 and 2012, Sprott said that silver and gold coins have received the same amount of investment dollars. That means investors are purchasing 53 percent more silver than gold.... read more

The American spirit is rooted in the belief of a better tomorrow. Its success has been due to generations of men and women who toiled, through both hardship and boom times, to make that dream a reality. But at some point over the past several decades, that hope for a better tomorrow became an expectation. Or perhaps a perceived entitlement is more accurate. It became assumed that the futu... read more

Since the second half of 2012, financial markets have recovered strongly worldwide. Indeed, in the United States, the Dow Jones industrial average reached an all-time high in early March, having risen by close to 9% since September. In Europe, European Central Bank President Mario Draghi’s “guns of August” turned out to be remarkably effective. Draghi reversed the euro’s slide into obli... read more

(Reuters) - Europe has spent hundreds of billions of euros rescuing its banks but may have lost an entire generation of young people in the process, the president of the European Parliament said. Since the region's debt crisis erupted in Greece in late 2009, the European Union has created complex rescue mechanisms to prop up distressed countries and their shaky banking sectors, setting aside... read more

David Morgan of The Morgan Report is predicting a major move in silver, soon. His prediction is supported by Equity Management Academy's research and by predictions made by Rick Rule and Eric Sprott of Sprott Asset Management. Morgan argues that after a 10-year bull market and a long, 2-year consolidation period, silver is poised for a major move to the upside. He said, "Perhaps 90% of the m... read more

Summary: Our government’s runaway borrowing is risking runaway inflation. One way We the People can limit that risk is to practice, in advance, the use of optional, alternative currencies — specifically those based on gold or silver coin and bullion. Starting with coins in our pockets and moving to gold- and silver-bullion debit cards, it’s a way for the states to survive the Federal Re... read more

David Zeiler: Talk of a bond market crash has been building for months, and not just among obscure financial bloggers. Articles sounding the alarm about a bond market crash have appeared time and again in many mainstream publications. Recent headlines like “Danger Lurks Inside the Bond Boom” (The Wall Street Journal), “How Banks Could Get Blown Away by Bond Bubble” read more