Is the U.S. economy about to get socked with a brutal recession? Danielle DiMartino, former Advisor to the President of the Dallas Federal Reserve, says this nightmare scenario could already be in motion.

With an overpriced stock market looming, trade disputes with China, bond yields and real cash rates low, retirement investors are looking for alternatives.

America’s retirees are facing a scary future. Millions of retirees across the United States have too much money going out, and not enough coming in.

Goldman Sachs has just issued a market alert this week saying the U.S. economy is due to slow. They are urging investors to diversify now.

Netflix Inc. is getting killed at the stock market box office. This is the first time investors have seen a “death cross” for Netflix since 2016.

Retirement investors were dealt a blow on Monday when the Dow Jones dropped 600 points. “The market is enduring a very serious correction” says Cramer.

Today’s election is a big day for the future of our country. While gold doesn’t take political sides, we still salute our remarkable electoral system.

Many Americans are feeling mighty spooked by the big spike in stock market volatility and the headlines don’t help at all.

This week marks the 31st anniversary of Black Monday, a singularly awful stock market event that has provided an important lesson to investors ever since.

Every American should know the facts: our nation’s debt is ballooning at an alarming rate. Why is the deficit growing so fast?

Consider for a second… there are very few under the age of 30 or 35 that have any memory or understanding at of what a serious stock market event is like.

In an early October research note, Commerzbank analysts said they expect gold prices to exceed $1,300/oz soon.