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By Brian Maher This post Democracy: The God That Failed appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Today we trample sacred ground… trumpet a message of heresy… and offend the wrathful gods… In 2001, academic Hans-Hermann Hoppe scribbled a book bearing the soaring title Democracy: The God That Failed. Hoppe’s work amounts to a one-man war dance […]

By Steve McDonald Since the stock market started its period of dramatic ups and downs earlier this year (sometimes fluctuating even 300 to 400 points in a single day), the number of people who ask me what they should do with their holdings has spiked tremendously. Should I get out? Should I be in cash?

By Cory Making Some Sense Of The Volatility In US Markets and Metals Download audio file (0414-KER-Weeknd-Show.mp3) Another week and more volatility driven by political news and headlines that have not materialized into anything. The US markets had a weak close on Friday but have not broken down to recent lows. While gold continues to

By analyst The mega-cap stocks that dominate the US markets have enjoyed an amazing bull run. But February’s first correction in years proved things are changing. … …read more Source:: PRNewswire-Mining and Metals The post Adam Hamilton: Big US Stocks’ Q4’17 Fundamentals appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.

By MN Gordon Good Intentions One of the unspoken delights in life is the rich satisfaction that comes with bearing witness to the spectacular failure of an offensive and unjust system. This week served up a lavish plate of delicious appetizers with both a style and refinement that’s ordinarily reserved for a competitive speed eating

By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud Canada’s largest diversified miner Teck Resources (TSX:TECK.A | TECK.B)(NYSE:TCK) is amping up its corporate social responsibility game in northern Chile by investing $1 million in a program called Originarias. According to a press release, Originarias was launched in 2016 with a similar investment and is run in partnership between

By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud Local media in the Democratic Republic of Congo are reporting the passing of at least 40 people following a landslide at an artisanal gold mine. The accident is said to have taken place in the town of Nyange, located in the eastern province of South Kivu. According to witnesses

By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud A new report issued by BMI research states that global bauxite production growth will accelerate over the coming years as new projects come online in Australia, India’s production ramps up, and Indonesia re-enters the market following the end of the mineral ore export ban. According to the firm, Indonesia

By Nomi Prins This post Four Flashpoints of Volatility appeared first on Daily Reckoning. #1 – Trade Wars Flashpoints, From China to Canada and Mexico. Wall Street has knee-jerk reactions to any trade war related headlines. There are legitimate reasons to be concerned about trade wars. The world is increasingly more connected than ever. Many

By Cory Far Too Many Question Marks To Hold Risk On Assets Into The Weekend Chris Temple joins me to wrap up the markets for this week. US stocks started off strong today but have steadily sold off throughout the day. PMs have garnered a buy as investors look to more protection. Still not breakouts