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The Nixon Shock

Christian DeHaemer
Posted October 6, 2010

Editor Christian DeHaemer tells you how to profit from the biggest commodity move since Nixon took the dollar off gold in 1971.

Commodities are Poised to Head Higher

Brian Hicks
Posted October 5, 2010

Editor Steve Christ takes a look at emerging market demand and falling currencies as the recipe for the second leg of the commodities bull market.

Paulson Sees Inflation on the Horizon

Brian Hicks
Posted October 5, 2010

The word from the billionaire hedge fund manager.....

Good News is OK, Bad News is Better

Brian Hicks
Posted October 4, 2010

Analyst Adam Sharp breaks down QE 2.0 and why it's good for gold.

U.S. Mint Raises Premium on American Silver Eagles

Luke Burgess
Posted October 4, 2010

The U.S. Mint has increased the premium charged for American Silver Eagle bullion coins from $1.50 to $2.00 per coin due to higher production costs.

Weekend: A September to Remember

Brian Hicks
Posted October 3, 2010

Editor Steve Christ takes a look at the record-setting month of September and offers up what he thinks is next for the markets.

The New American Palladium Eagle Bullion Coin

Luke Burgess
Posted October 1, 2010

Editor Luke Burgess explains why demand for palladium is about to soar, and gives readers his top North American palladium stock pick.

Jim Grant on the Fed's "Mission Creep"

Brian Hicks
Posted October 1, 2010

Here's a great video from Jim Grant where he takes on among other things the “black art of central planning” the FED is so fond of.

Uranium Up on Kidnapping

Christian DeHaemer
Posted September 30, 2010

Christian DeHaemer points out that uranium prices have turned -- time to grab hold of this market bottom with both hands.

Whitney Makes a Bearish Call on the States

Brian Hicks
Posted September 29, 2010

The next big credit crisis for the US is right in front of our faces. Meredith Whitney has some pointed predictions for the fate of our states.

POMO in Hand the PPT Strikes Again

Brian Hicks
Posted September 28, 2010

The markets are much less free than most of us think. With directives from the FEDs Plunge Protection Team, there has been a significant amount of back room dealing between Washington and Wall Street.

Investors vs. The Machines