Gold is competition for fiat currencies and is, therefore, its price is thought to act in the inverse of the dollar. This is true, but the...
The global economy is still slowing but the U.S. appears to be resilient. Or is it? The recession spreads are starting to turn positive after being...
Prospective home buyers and industry observers have been monitoring the Fed’s recent interest rate adjustments. This move affects the housing market which gives a clue if...
The stock markets continued to wiggle their way higher towards the top of the broadening channel. Gold and silver have moved into a corrective mode, which...
Market volatility is back as the global economy is flashing warning signs of an impending recession. President Trump tried to save the day by delaying tariffs...
Are we at an inflection point in the markets? The Dow Jones closed the week down 3.20 percent from its last all-time high. On a week...
The Fed cut a quarter-point, then Powell threw cold water on the party. The next day, Trump imposed more tariffs on China. Volatility has returned as...
The government has acquired $320 billion new debt over the past two years and $1.7 trillion over the decade.
Our focus this week is on the weakening economic environment, an interesting look at the spread between the 2-year U.S. Treasury note and Fed Funds, a...
Brexit should have happened to the UK over three months ago. Currently, it’s still not clear if it will happen three months from now, let alone...