Investing

The reasoning to move to cash may look intriguing as markets are at all-time highs, and look relatively expensive but, in an ultra-low-rates world, cash just isn't a good choice. Here's what to do instead.

The ultimate hedge against inflation is precious metals, and I expect gold, silver and platinum to head much higher in the next months and years.

The stock market looks to be the place to be long term, as it has always been. With all the tools at the disposal of government officials, economic collapse (as in the Great Depression) may no longer be even a minor probability in the decades to come.

The next major down market cycle is coming, it is just a question of when? These rules can help you navigate those waters more safely, because “you’re different this time.”

This article breaks the concept of market capitalization down and shows some of the unintuitive nuances of how it works.

Investors may be wondering how to position their portfolio to hedge against inflation and this article identifies which asset classes have beat inflation in recent years.

The chart below looks at the Silver/S&P 500 ratio over the past 40-years, highlighting several long-term trends and it suggests that silver is on course to outperform the S&P 500 for years to come.

What's a SPAC, how is it created, how does it work, what does its capital structure look like, what's in it for the creators of a SPAC and why do private companies like going public via a SPAC? This article provides you with all you need to know before investing in a SPAC.

Gold mining stocks are much more volatile than gold bullion and have a variety of additional risks dependent on their company structure, jurisdiction of operations, and operational efficiency but they can be an alluring option for investors who are looking for exceptional returns in gold bull markets. Here's why.

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.