Here’s the problem: there is little or nothing left to send stocks higher. There is simply no gas left in the tank, says Morgan Stanley research.

Is China trying to displace the U.S. as the world’s leading superpower? The CIA says yes.

Do you know your market history? We love parsing over market data to find out how physical gold prices react when the stock market changes over time.

Chinese officials seem to agree: the situation is getting worse. If we start trading more harsh words with China than we trade actual goods, that could spell recession for America.

If you are a student of the market like me, you know that stocks have been growing more rapidly over the last ten years than ever before in their entire history.

When Capital Economics analysts say $1,400 gold is ahead, investors listen. After all, this is the fabled company that won the Wolfson Economics Prize.

An early market selloff in Asia has infected the U.S. markets as well, driving the Dow down over 350 points in early market trading.

Could the Federal Reserve have another surprise looming for gold investors this week?

Why the sudden surge in sales of American Eagle coins in May? It was the biggest May since 2015, in fact.

Goldman Sachs analysts have been taking a look at the map ahead for the United States, and all they can see is a road paved with debt and more debt.

In a recent Forbes column, economist Naeem Aslam has just laid out a well-considered, concise list of why he is bullish on gold.