Controlling nearly 80% of the market share for all searches online, you probably use Google. In fact, you probably rely on Google just as much as everyday items like your cell-phone! From humble beginnings to Wall Street...
Read MoreBy Louise Basenese This week, I’m dishing on an alarming development for the obscure, yet instructive Baltic Dry Index.So let’s get to it… Houston, We Have a Problem While (almost) everyone finally agrees that...
Read MoreBy Frank Holmes On Monday, I’ll be returning home to Canada to speak at the Cambridge House’s Vancouver Resource Investment Conference. This year, I’ll be part of a special debate on whether China will boom or...
Read MoreBy Willem Weytjens A few days ago, I wrote an article called “Did The Silver Bubble Burst?”. I got many emails from people saying that this is nonsense, and that I should look at fundamentals instead of Technical...
Read MoreBy Michael Snyder In recent days, the fact that Mitt Romney has millions of dollars parked down in the Cayman Islands has made headlines all over the world. But when it comes to offshore banking, what Mitt Romney is doing is...
Read MoreBy Andrew Butter One of the few interesting things about Dubai is that it serves as a barometer for economic activity that happens largely outside of government and outside of OEDC. I’m not talking blood diamonds or drug...
Read MoreBy Frank Holmes In my global travels over the past several years, I have been very fortunate to have witnessed China during its economic transformation. During earlier visits, the country was a rural land with more bicycles than...
Read MoreBy Charles Rotblut Investor optimism is improving, according to various indicators. Bullish sentiment is slightly below 50% for the third consecutive week in our Sentiment Survey and is at 50% in the Investor’s...
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Read MoreBy Tyler Durden of ZeroHedge While lately not much, if anything, has changed in our and the broader secular outlook on gold, which has been and continues to remain the only currency equivalent that isolates devaluation risk, and...
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