Gold

…As Jeremy Grantham recently said, stocks are in an “epic bubble”. Still most investors ignore this since greed dominates their emotions. If stocks are up 3,900% since 1971, there is no reason why it shouldn’t continue…[In fact, however, investors] should be having sleepless nights knowing that they are about to lose up to 99% of their wealth within the next …

Just as gold was used to create money in earlier eras, sovereign debt serves the same purpose today, and this constitutes a bullish outlook for the price of gold - as high as $3,000/ozt. over the next 18 months.

We often assume that only the ultra-rich can access the precious metal, when in reality, it’s available to everyone. Here’s how to save in gold, whatever your income.

The development of civilization has relied heavily on the discovery of metals. Prehistoric man used metals to build tools and weapons and as our knowledge of metallurgy has developed, metals have played an essential role in the advancement of agriculture, transport and arts & crafts - forging the path to today's modern society. This infographic presents that timeline.

The price of silver is going to go much, much higher - much higher - over the next decade relative to gold. Below are 5 solid reasons why I believe that is the case.

We are getting closer and closer to the bottom in gold and silver and many are wondering once we bottom what would be a better investment moving forward, silver or gold?

We all want the best price we can get on our gold and silver purchases so I looked at the historical data to see if I could identify the best time of year to buy. I suspected January would be best, but what I found was interesting.

Our Elliot Wave analysis of gold suggests that an ideal setup for a broad advance cycle may eventually push price levels to $5,000 and above. 

The copper:gold ratio is one of the untold wonders of market analysis. Why? Because, historically, it is a reliable barometer on the global economic outlook and future direction of the stock market  – and here is what it is saying these days.

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.