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.

Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s research team is calling for gold prices to surge to over $1,300/oz in 2019.
Why? Read more to find out…

History-minded investors know that September is considered a tough one for stocks. September has delivered negative returns over the last 100 years.

Today’s bull market in U.S. stocks is truly the ninth wonder of the world. Remember where you were in March 2009? That was the beginning…

September can be a lousy month for stocks. 58% of the time, stocks have fallen. Overall, the Dow Jones has lost 1% every year in September.

This coming month marks the ten-year anniversary of one of the darkest chapters of stock market history: the bankruptcy and collapse of Lehman Brothers.

Analysts took notice on Tuesday as the dollar continued its plunge. The drop followed sharp comments by the Trump admin aimed at the Federal Reserve.

Fortune Magazine, a bellwether of capitalism and economic prosperity, has never pulled punches when it comes to pointing out warning signs for investors.

Any Venezuelan family that has physical gold or silver is feeling very lucky at the moment…