Investing

Gold and the miners have had a very disappointing year, but that shouldn't cloud one's vision. The bullish thesis either remains intact or it doesn't. The math either works or it doesn't. and the fundamentals remain exceptional.

Once the trigger gets pulled asset classes across the spectrum will be bludgeoned.

You can invest in all the right things, but if you fail to master your own psychology, it’s still possible to fall victim to financial self-sabotage. Today's infographic highlights 6 common mistakes that investors make - and how to avoid them!

The major commodity producers are deeply cyclical and capital intensive companies. They have massive swings from cycle to cycle. If you can get the timing right one can make huge gains. If you get it wrong, you get crushed. If this analysis is correct, however, the CRB is about to get sliced in half.

Here are 5 gold ETFs for dip buyers and skittish investors to consider.

Investing is about risk and economic risk is today greater than at anytime in history whether we look at stocks, bonds or property. Fortunately, however, it is possible to insure against the risk of a banking collapse, the crash of most asset classes and the final destruction of the currency system. Here's how.

Investing can seem confusing for a newcomer, and there are many conflicting messages out there that can add to this perceived complexity. However, when you boil it all down, there are only four real ways to get into the market. Here they are:

With thorough research we have generated a strategy that claims that less-risky securities or portfolios can also generate handsome returns. Here are 5 such low-beta stocks.

Today's article presents 7 indisputable facts about market crashes, using clear patterns established over decades of data. By understanding these seven facts, you’ll be able to prepare for the recurring seasons of the financial market, including winter, and it will help give you an enormous edge over even many sophisticated and experienced investors.

Most people don’t realize is just how closely some currencies track certain commodities - specifically oil, copper and iron ore. Below are 5 world currencies that...[have significant correlation to such commodity prices].