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Texas Gold Depository

Geoffrey Pike
Posted June 12, 2015

The Texas legislature recently passed a bill that would establish a state-run gold bullion depository... a Fort Knox on a state level.

Investing in Technologies on the Cusp

Alex Koyfman
Posted June 11, 2015

A private meeting in Bel Air has revealed some of the most promising companies in existence... and how badly they need funding.

3 Biotech Stocks Under $5

Jason Stutman
Posted June 11, 2015

Three small-cap biotechnology stocks under $5.00 with major upside potential.

Where is Americans' Money Going?

Briton Ryle
Posted June 10, 2015

2015 was going to be the year the American consumer started spending again. But retail numbers have stunk lately.

Replacing Humans

Brian Hicks
Posted June 10, 2015

I recently discovered one of the first major forays into driverless transportation systems. Now we're in the second chapter of that same story...

The G-7 and the End of Fossil Fuels

Jeff Siegel
Posted June 9, 2015

Why the G-7's Call to End Fossil Fuels is Irrelevant.

Investing in Rhenium

Jeff Siegel
Posted June 9, 2015

It's one of the rarest and most expensive metals on the planet. And smart investors own it.

Google Deep Mind: Artificial Intelligence Worries "Preposterous"

Jason Stutman
Posted June 9, 2015

Mustafa Suleyman of Google Deep Mind speaks up on the dangers of artificial intelligence.

T. Boone Pickens Oil Price Prediction

Geoffrey Pike
Posted June 8, 2015

How much control does Saudi Arabia really have over oil prices? Probably not as much as you think.

Oil Bottom Is In

Briton Ryle
Posted June 8, 2015

Saudi Arabia's ability to manipulate oil prices is waning. And that means U.S. oil stocks are a good low-risk investment right now.

Implant Beats Opioid Addiction Drugs in Trial

Brian Hicks
Posted June 8, 2015

While the murder rate in Baltimore has lately been a topic of discussion in the wake of the Freddie Grey scandal, more people are killed by heroin.

Easy Money Bubble

Geoffrey Pike
Posted June 5, 2015

It is not hard to look at government and central bank policy as a major part of the problem in encouraging reckless behavior with student loans.