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What is money? Money — currency, a legal tender issued by a sovereign authority like the U.S. government, including face-value gold coins - isn't an asset. Gold Isn’t Money May 29, 2017 by Ted Bauman Gold I’ve noticed that many folks assume gold to be money. It isn't ... and that makes an enormous difference when it comes to wealth management strategies…
Landlines are a dying breed. And the main cause of this mass technology extinction is the increasingly mobile millennial generation. Wireless Has Finally Won May 16, 2017 by Joseph Hargett Investment Opportunities Landlines are a dying breed. And the main cause of this mass technology extinction is the increasingly mobile millennial generation.
The critical moment for oil will be the announcement after OPEC's meeting. If OPEC doesn’t reach a deal — a real possibility — then oil prices will plummet. The Drop-Dead Date for Oil May 12, 2017 by Matt Badiali Oil The critical moment for oil will be the announcement after OPEC's meeting. If OPEC doesn’t reach a deal — a real possibility — then oil prices will plummet.
The Economic Cinderella Story of 2017 May 9, 2017 by Jeff Yastine Global Economy Europe might seem like a poor place to invest. However, Europe’s economy is speeding up. Certainly, European stocks are already reflecting that reality...
The Silver Lining Inside Last Week’s Disappointing GDP Report May 3, 2017 by Jeff Yastine U.S. Economy Given the increase in wages and salaries in the Employment Cost Index, don’t be surprised if consumer spending mounts a significant comeback.

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