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Bulls Reluctant About S&P Highs

Briton Ryle
Posted April 2, 2013

The markets are reaching highs not seen since just before the collapse that led us into the Great Recession. But it may not be time for panic...

Peter Schiff Currency Crisis

Jeff Siegel
Posted April 2, 2013

What's Peter Schiff's latest take on the currency crisis?

Bitcoins Replace Money

Jeff Siegel
Posted April 1, 2013

If you lived in Cyprus, would you prefer a virtual or hard currency?

Bill Gates Invests in Monsanto

Brian Hicks
Posted April 1, 2013

What do Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) and Microsoft Windows have in common? Hint: He's worth $72 billion)

Obama Assault on Food Liberty

Jeff Siegel
Posted March 29, 2013

Once again, President Obama is rubbing elbows with Monsanto. Why your food is no longer safe to grow or eat.

Euro Crisis Fears Rise

Brian Hicks
Posted March 29, 2013

Cypriot banks reopened calmly yesterday, but all is not quiet in the euro zone...

Gold Price Slump

Briton Ryle
Posted March 29, 2013

Gold prices have broken off their highs, and a number of investors are selling. But is that enough reason to let go of gold?

Grab This Bottom in Uranium

Christian DeHaemer
Posted March 28, 2013

The most hated sector on Wall Street is in a cyclical downturn: Grab this bottom with both hands and hold on tight.

Gold Bitcoin Exchange

Jeff Siegel
Posted March 28, 2013

Which is safer? Gold or bitcoins? And will a new ATM serve as a bitcoin exchange?

Texas Demands Gold from Fed

Brian Hicks
Posted March 28, 2013

Texas is looking to bring its gold home from its current location in the Federal Reserve Bank of New York...but will this be a safe move?

Lumber Prices Skyrocket on Housing Rebound

Briton Ryle
Posted March 28, 2013

Lumber prices in the U.S. and Canada have been on the rise amid the U.S. housing rebound, and this is benefiting the companies that deal with the commodity...

Is It Time to End Deposit Insurance?

Briton Ryle
Posted March 27, 2013

Sometime around 1829, a man named Joshua Forman wrote a statement about banks, describing them as parts of a system. In the simplest terms, Forman was saying that one bad apple really can spoil the...