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The price of gold last week reached its highest level in one month.
This has investors wondering if gold could move even higher from here before the end of 2017.
Here's our bullish forecast for gold prices...
The news surrounding the Fed earlier this month had many investors wondering how higher interest rates can cause a stock market crash.
At the Dec. 16 FOMC meeting, the Fed hiked interest rates by 0.25%.
Stocks have been on a record-breaking tear this year, but after seven-and-a-half years of growth, many wonder if we are approaching a stock market bubble.
If we are in a stock market bubble, then a stock market crash might not be too far away…
With stocks near all-time highs, traders are concerned the Fed could cause a stock market crash this week when it raises interest rates.
That's why we're going to show you how to protect your money during a stock market crash.
But this is why the Fed's interest rate decision could lead to a stock market crash...
Investor anxiety is high over the possibility of a stock market crash after the FOMC meeting this week.
And since the election, the major stock indexes have been on a record-breaking tear. Such drastic highs mean the Fed could set off a stock market correction when it raises interest rates on Wednesday.
That's why we're showing you how to protect your money when the market does correct.
A 2017 stock market crash could be on the horizon as the Fed is expected to raise interest rates next week.
And that could pop this stock market bubble.
As the current seven-year bull market rages on, we've found some startling comparisons between the market now and the market of 1929.
That's why we're analyzing the 1929 stock market crash versus today and pointing out some of the major warning signs we've found…
Knowing how to prepare for a stock market crash is a necessity for investors today. With the Fed set to raise interest rates this year, the stock market bubble could pop sooner rather than later.
But prepared investors can not only protect their money, but also profit during a market crash.
By my count, there are no less than 180 currencies circulating as legal tender in the world today. There are several dozen alternative and digital currencies in play, although how useful they are remains debatable.
But for the time being, just five currencies – the Big Five – fuel the global economy. They are, in order: gold (anyone who tells you gold is a commodity and not a currency is an idiot – probably a dangerous one, like Ben Bernanke);
These are different currencies, of course, but no currency is an island unto itself; nothing operates in isolation. Each of these currencies impacts and pressures the others, along with a whole host of "minor player" currencies, like the Australian dollar or Swiss franc.
I won't sugarcoat this: In the long view, central bankers run amok will eventually succeed in their collective Don Quixote-like quest of destroying the value of paper money, leaving gold as the only currency left standing – or worth owning.
Until that day (which just might get here sooner than you think), these currencies will go up and down relative to one another in a kind of domino effect.
And that's precisely where the most profitable trades are...
