Single-family home prices declined in September, according to the S&P/Case Shiller composite index of 20 metropolitan areas, which fell 0.6% from August on a seasonally adjusted basis. This morning’s report also...
Read MoreHedge fund legend John Paulson apologized to investors for what he is calling a year that has been “the worst in the firm’s 17 year history.” “We are disappointed and apologize,” the Paulson Funds...
Read MoreBy Dominique de Kevelioc de Bailleul While the silver price moves higher with the gold price during this latest consolidation phase in the bull market for precious metals, Goldmoney’s James Turk expects another violent...
Read MoreGold’s safe haven status has kept prices above $1,700 per ounce, but it is well off its 52-week high of $1,916.20. Commodities legend Jim Rogers, who owns gold, has said he will only be interested in accumulating more gold...
Read MoreBy Dominique de Kevelioc de Bailleul Following the dramatic and viral news of famed trends researcher Gerald Celente’s confiscated MF Global future brokerage account, scaring legitimate commercial sellers and buyers like a...
Read MoreAmerican economist Joseph Stiglitz talks about Iceland’s program, and how it has proven to be more effective than the austerity measures currently taking place throughout the Eurozone.
Read MoreThe International Monetary Fund is preparing a 600-billion euro ($794 billion) loan for Italy in case the country’s debt crisis worsens, La Stampa said. The money would give Italy’s Prime Minister Mario Monti 12 to...
Read MoreInvestment analyst and entrepreneur Marc Faber spoke with FOX Business Network’s (FBN) Connell McShane about today’s market rally and United States consumer spending. Faber addressed today’s market surge and...
Read MoreGuild Investment Management In our opinion, global stock markets are beginning to price in a breakup of the euro zone. In the next few years, the zone is bound to lose some of its 17 direct member-nations and 5 small users who...
Read MoreThe bullish December that stock investors often enjoy never met a sovereign-debt crisis like this. Europe’s persistent debt problems, which have whipped U.S. stocks for months, show few signs of abating, and have left Wall...
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