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Strange as it may seem, the cryptocurrency markets couldn’t care less who wins the White House. Or the Senate. Or the U.S. House of Representatives.
Why? Because both sides have sworn to print...
By David Dittman On September 29, 202004:56 PM Eastern
It’s not the most talked-about New York Times story this week, but it sure is interesting. And, with USA Today running a similarly themed photo essay, it can surely be said that gold is a hot...
By Sean Brodrick On September 26, 202005:00 AM Eastern
Gold had a tough week, ending near two-month lows. Now, the babbling class on Wall Street is rushing to put the gold rally in its coffin.
Don’t believe it!
Gold ALWAYS zigzags. And there are...
By Sean Brodrick On September 22, 202005:23 AM Eastern
2019 was shades of 1929 all over again …
Investment bankers sipping Cristal Champagne … partying with customers’ money earned in HIGHLY-QUESTIONABLE, HIGH-RISK DEALS.
Except this time, it was...
By Sean Brodrick On September 19, 202004:50 AM Eastern
In my Sept. 10 column, I told you about the profit potential in solar energy. But why stop there? Renewable power use is expanding rapidly across the board. And there are fortunes to be made....
By Sean Brodrick On September 1, 202005:00 AM Eastern
First it was Minneapolis. Then Atlanta, Portland, Ore. and almost every other major American city.
Then, last week, even sleepy Kenosha, Wis. boiled over.
The unrest spreading across America...
By Mike Larson On August 26, 202005:05 PM Eastern
It’s official. The world’s biggest countries now owe more money than they did right after World War II. Debt as a percentage of GDP just hit 128%, versus 124% in 1946.
And that’s just government...
By David Dittman On August 25, 202006:00 PM Eastern
The novel coronavirus continues to test the limits of all sorts of institutions, most obviously governments and their agencies.
It is exposing weaknesses and ruining long-held plans, rewarding...
By Mike Larson On July 29, 202004:35 PM Eastern
The COVID-19 outbreak may have put the kibosh on this year’s summer concert season. But it sure didn’t stop the Federal Reserve from launching its own “Print-A-Palooza” fest!
Its balance sheet...
By Sean Brodrick On July 21, 202006:00 AM Eastern
The folks in Washington are wrestling over the size of another stimulus package — it should be over a trillion dollars, potentially even more. In the short term, more “free money” should drive...