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By Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA Brent Johnson brings almost 20 years of experience in the financial markets to his position as CEO of Santiago Capital. He has been creating and managing comprehensive wealth management strategies for the personal portfolios of high net worth individuals and families since the late1990s. The lack of an appropriate precious […]

By GoldSilverWorlds Donald Trump has been dogged by efforts to undermine his presidency since winning the election in November. Deep State operators and political partisans have been working around the clock to hang a scandal around the president’s neck large enough to ruin him. If markets are any indication, they got some help last week

By Pater Tenebrarum Central Banks Produce Dire Consequences for the Free Market Todd “Bubba” Horwitz has recently produced a podcast with our friend Claudio Grass of Global Gold, which we can be called up further below. Bubba has provided a summary of the topics discussed, an edited version of which you find below as well.

By Brian Maher This post The Lost Lesson of July 2007 appeared first on Daily Reckoning. We have it on supreme authority — stocks are not in a bubble. Bubbles peak as lingering fear flees and investors finally make it over that wall of worry. But it’s eight years into the second-longest bull market in

By James Rickards This chart shows the Shiller Cyclically Adjusted PE Ratio (CAPE) from 1880-2017. Over this 137-year period, the mean ratio is 16.75, media ratio is 16.12, low is 4.78 (Dec 1920) and high is 44.19 (Dec 1999). Right now the 29.45 ratio is above the level of the Panic of 2008, and about

By Pater Tenebrarum Money Supply and Credit Growth Continue to Falter The decline in the growth rate of the broad US money supply measure TMS-2 that started last November continues, but the momentum of the decline has slowed last month (TMS = “true money supply”). The data were recently updated to the end of April,

By analyst By Frik Els World Steel Association data showed a 5% year-on-year jump in global steel production in April to 142.1m tonnes. It’s a continuation of robust growth in the industry which increased output by 5.1% during the first four months of the year of 2017 to 550.5 million tonnes. The 50-year old industry

By Adam Sharp I talk to a lot of people about startup investing. The most common objection I get to the idea is that it’s a new and unproven market. It’s true, equity crowdfunding is new. Investing in startups, however, isn’t new at all. The only difference is that before equity crowdfunding, venture capitalists (VCs)

By Rob Otman Intuit (Nasdaq: INTU) is a $32.85 billion company today. Investors that bought shares one year ago are sitting on a 22.31% total return. That’s above the S&P 500’s return of 17%. Intuit stock is beating the market, and it reports quarterly earnings tonight. But does that make it a good buy today?

Source: Adrian Day for The Gold Report 05/23/2017 Money manager Adrian Day reviews news from several companies, mostly positive developments, and notes that some stocks are good buys at current levels. Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (FCX:NYSE, 11.83) continues to struggle on various fronts in Indonesia. Just as it was ramping up to restart operations and resume exports