“You never let a serious crisis go to waste… It’s an opportunity to do things you could not do before.” -Rahm Emanuel
The once unthinkable is quickly becoming probable.
“You never let a serious crisis go to waste… It’s an opportunity to do things you could not do before.” -Rahm Emanuel
The once unthinkable is quickly becoming probable.
We all know that, so long as the Fed keeps the printing presses on, the risk of a worldwide currency crisis gets even higher.
Central banks may have foolish policies, but central bankers are no dummies.
An array of energy’s sub-industries are making a fortune from America’s natural gas boom.
We’ve been recommending gold shares for months now, ever since prices collapsed in April. But timing’s getting critical, because now the market is telling you…
It’s no secret America has been in the midst of a natural gas revolution.
The technological advancement of fracking is causing nothing less than a full on shale boom, opening up amazing new profit opportunities if you know how to invest in natural gas – which I’ll get to later.
In a recent conversation about resources I had with Rick Rule, founder of Sprott Global Resource Investments, our talk kept coming back to water
In mid-April, a black swan crash-landed on the gold market.
Over just two trading days, gold futures prices shed 13%, falling from $1,575 to $1,375.
That $200 cliff dive was the largest two-day drop in 33 years.
Gold prices already had been in steady consolidation mode for 18 months. But the magnitude and swiftness of this dramatic move were rare…to the point of suspicion.
How did markets react? Unlike almost anyone expected.
What caused such a landslide, and who may be behind it? More importantly, what are the implications for the precious metals markets moving forward?
The conclusions will surprise you — and help you invest more wisely.
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This is a syndicated repost published with the permission of Money Morning. To view original, click here. Opinions herein are not those of the Wall Street…