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Surviving the Great Bust Ahead: Harry Dent

By Karen Roche | July 30, 2012

With a perfect storm brewing on the horizon, investors should be building their cash cache and running for cover, warns the author of The Great Crash Ahead. How is Dent preparing for the gathering storm?

Trends in Junior Gold Exploration

By Scott Wright | July 2, 2012

While the juniors spread themselves far and wide, there are definitely popular locales they tend to favor. And interestingly these locales don’t necessarily line up with all the major production centers.

Japan & US Giving Green Light to Nuclear Power

By Jeb Handwerger | June 20, 2012

Stealthily and without much publicity from the media, developments in the nuclear industry are moving ahead. While the Western nations are beset by their own economic problems, they continue to dither about the very source of cheap, inexpensive industrial energy.

The Who, How & Why of Silver Price Manipulation

By Peter Krauth | April 6, 2012

No one knows the machinations of the day-to-day silver price better than Ted Butler. So naturally, that's whom I turned to for an in-depth perspective on what's really going on with the silver price. As usual, Ted tells it like it is.

Should Investors Activate Gold & Silver Airbags?

By Eric McWhinnie | April 3, 2012

The financial system serves as a global high-speed economic highway that is filled with many obstacles. Being the world’s reserve currency, the US dollar is the truck that is one good bump away from losing control and crashing, causing a chaotic financial wreck.

Is a New Gold Standard a Realistic Option?

By Ross Norman | January 20, 2012

There was a time when politicians kissed babies to show they had the common touch and a real connection with ordinary folk. With the outcome of the US elections finely poised, gold and a return to a gold standard is seen as a potential vote-winner.

Anthony Mariano: Rare Earth Mining Innovations

By Sally Lowder | December 20, 2011

The worldwide hunt for new sources of critical metals has some miners hitting the beach, tapping sand and river placer deposits in search of naturally processed minerals, according to the scientist and rare earth expert.

Bargain, Bargain, Bargain!

By Gene Arensberg | November 8, 2011

Both gold and silver seem to be clawing their way out of the harsh September rush-to-liquidity reaction lows, and if we are reading the signs correctly, both are experiencing rising support, albeit in a choppy, less than robust sort of way for silver.

A Day with Harry S. Dent Jr.

By The Mad Hedge Fund Trader | May 3, 2011

Harry argues passionately that we are witnessing the end of a third great bubble in debt, hot on the heels of earlier forays into technology stocks and real estate. The Federal Reserve is manipulating all markets, and the exercise will end in tears.

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