Foreign Real Estate Is the New Swiss Bank Account By Nick Giambruno Financial privacy is dead. You should assume that, sooner or later, all the details of your financial life will land in a government computer—if they haven’t already—and plan accordingly. A record of pretty much every penny you earn, save and spend is permanently […]
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Weekend Edition: Jim Rogers on “Buying Panic” By Justin Spittler Editor’s note: Successful crisis investing boils down to one skill. The ability to go against the crowd to buy beaten-down assets that have been left for dead. Few people know as much about this subject as Jim Rogers. Jim is a legendary investor and a
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A Dangerous Moment for Social Security By Justin Spittler Social Security funds are drying up…will there be any money left when you retire? Social Security is America’s largest federal program. In 2015, it paid out $870 billion to more than 59 million Americans. Most Americans see Social Security as a retirement savings program. During your
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A Huge Change, a Renaissance, and Likely a Boom By Doug Casey Some years ago I came to the conclusion that it would be wise to have a permanent footprint outside the U.S. It was a wise decision from many points of view. Living in more than one country allows you to vastly broaden your
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Ron Paul Says to Watch the Petrodollar By Nick Giambruno The chaos that one day will ensue from our 35-year experiment with worldwide fiat money will require a return to money of real value. We will know that day is approaching when oil-producing countries demand gold, or its equivalent, for their oil rather than dollars
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The International War on Cash By Jeff Thomas Back in 2008, I began warning of increasing capital controls that we would see in the future, as a component in the decline of Western economies (Western in the broad sense, including Japan, Australia, etc.) Along the way, it occurred to me that, at some point, governments
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Debunking Anti-Gold Propaganda By Doug Casey A meme is now circulating that gold is the investment equivalent of a pet rock, and that the smart investor should sell gold, and buy stocks. That’s a ridiculous notion. In fact, if you believe in buying low and selling high, this is the time to buy gold, and
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The Top 7 Reasons Why You Need a Second Passport By Nick Giambruno Before World War I, you didn’t need a passport for international travel. People simply went wherever they wanted. In many cases, they didn’t need any kind of permission from a government agency. Obviously, that’s not how it works today. Today, governments use
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One of America’s Largest Companies is Stockpiling Food and Gold for the Next Financial Crisis By Justin Spittler October 30, 2015 One of America’s largest companies is taking a controversial stance on employee benefits. In a move that is sure to draw criticism from the mainstream press, Jonathan Johnson, chairman of online retail giant Overstock.com
October 29, 2015 Dudley Pierce Baker http://CommonStockWarrants.com Interactive Brokers and Stock Warrants Some investors are challenged to find a brokerage firm to execute their stock warrant trades. Our previous brokerage firm recently suspended their operations and we were forced to seek out another broker. We found that Interactive Brokers (IB) not only allows
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