Today started out like all BLS Jobs Report Fridays. As the Nonfarms Payrolls Report was released, gold had an exceptionally rough time: $2,605,900,000 worth of paper gold traded within just four minutes (20,600 contracts). That was not the first hit,

– Gold investment in Germany surged in past 10 years – Germans are largest gold buyers in world: WGC research – Gold investment in Germany surges to €6.8B in 2016 – Gold demand per person is highest in world – double Chinese,

It’s not exactly a secret that real-world inflation is a lot higher than the official rates–the Consumer Price Index (CPI) and Personal Consumption Expenditures PCE). As many observers have pointed out, there are two primary flaws in the official measures of

First, for those not familiar with the Equifax data breach, or what to do about it, here it is straight from Federal Trade Commission: If you have a credit report, there’s a good chance that you’re one of the 143

The policy of guaranteeing every citizen a universal basic income is gaining support around the world, as automation increasingly makes jobs obsolete. But can it be funded without raising taxes or triggering hyperinflation? In a panel I was on at

If there is any economic truism that is accepted by virtually everyone, it’s that inflation is low and will stay low into the foreseeable future. The reasons are numerous: technology is deflationary, globalization is deflationary, central banks will keep interest rates

Since the silver market opened on Sunday night, there seems to have been a bottom carved out on the chart:   The action on the daily supports the rounded bottom: However, the fingers are at the ready, and as the

– Safe haven silver to outperform gold in Q4 and 2018 – “Expect silver to eventually outperform gold” say Metals Focus – 2017 YTD, silver has underperformed gold, climbing by 5% versus 11% – Silver undervalued versus gold and especially stocks,

In this episode of the Keiser Report from Phoenix, Arizona, Max and Stacy take a look at the underreported UN report on Russia sanctions and what the report might teach the individual about maintaining economic sovereignty. In the second half,

Since federal income taxes are in the spotlight, let’s ask a question that rarely (if ever) makes it into the public discussion: what if the tax donkeys who pay most of the tax rebel? There are several likely reasons why this question