Gold continued to make headlines last week, reaching nearly $1,900 an ounce on Friday before resting around the $1,850 level. Gold’s 15 percent rise to new nominal highs over the past month has rekindled “gold bubble†talk...
Read MoreAbout a year ago, I wrote about The Shocking Cost of Regulation and the unintended consequences new rules can have on our business system without proper cost-benefit analysis being done. A year later, it’s clear the swarm of...
Read MoreI recently sat down with The Gold Report for a lengthy interview on gold and gold stocks that was published today. Here’s an excerpt of that interview where I discuss the factors we use to evaluate gold companies. The Gold...
Read MoreInflationary expectations and a global economic slowdown haven’t been able to extinguish consumption of goods in China. The retail sector is expected to grow up to 35 percent in 2011 with sales roughly 18 percent higher than a...
Read MoreNo country in the world has a richer history with gold than India. From the Indus Valley Civilization—one of India’s first settlements—through the days of the Silk Road, then British Colonialism to today, gold has played...
Read MoreThere’s an old contrarian investing maxim from Baron Rothschild that says “the time to buy is when there’s blood in the streets, even if the blood is your own.†The idea is that the best investors strategize when others...
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