In mining, the safest bets are the royalty and streaming (R&S) companies that don’t actually mine metal themselves but contract with other mines to take part of their future output. Here's why.

The correlation between the gold price, silver price and the debt growth has been amazingly accurate since 2001. Government spends too much money to perform a few essential services and to buy votes, wars, and welfare, and thereby increases its debt almost every year, while gold and silver prices, on average, match the increases in accumulated national debt.

With government spending likely to increase, particularly if Democrats are able to take control of the Senate too, the stage is set for a continued increase in the price of gold. Here's why.

Greed is a powerful motivator, but in the extreme it is cause for fear. Below we provide 10 reasons to be fearful.

This article presents 6 of the underlying trends that will transform society and markets over the coming years.

What does “incredible heights” mean? Obviously very much higher than where the price is today.

This article by eResearch outlines the exciting developments at Endurance Gold Corporation's Reliance Gold Project and conveys 6 exciting reasons why the Reliance Property provides investors with good investment potential at a favorable cost.

...The best insurance is the kind you hope you never need to use. If that’s the case, bullion can provide peace of mind and wealth preservation for posterity. Like life insurance, precious metals can offer benefits to your family members and descendants for generations to come.

Turkey has moved up 2 places since February, 2017. Where does your country rank?

By definition, rare events should seldom occur and applying that understanding to financial markets assumes that all market events follow a normal distribution or, in layman's terms, a bell-shaped curve. More specifically, the statistics say that 99.7% of all daily movements should fall within three standard deviations of the mean, no more. Well, guess what? New research suggests that they clearly don't follow such a pattern - that "unlikely" doesn't mean "never". [Let me expand on that.] Words: 1079; Charts: 1