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The Danger of the Fed’s Tall Tales June 8, 2016 by Jeff Opdyke Gold Don’t believe anything saying a rate hike is on the table in July. It’s not. The U.S. won’t see meaningfully higher rates for many years. The sooner you accept this, the sooner you can avoid financial ruin.
Time to Get Out of Real Estate June 7, 2016 by Jeff Yastine Real Estate If you cashed out your real estate holdings in 2006, many — wrongly — would have called you crazy. One billionaire did just that, making his activity in today’s real estate market all the more ominous.
Image for copper What Copper Says About the Economy May 31, 2016 by Jeff Yastine Commodities There's a reason why copper is sometimes called "Dr. Copper." The price of copper indicates the health of the economy — and according to the most recent prices, our economy's about to flatline...
The Great Banking Lie The Great Banking Lie May 30, 2016 by Ted Bauman Government & Politics The financial sector wasn’t always looking for its next revenue fix. Savings and loan was the name of the game during the Industrial Revolution ... back before banks became economic parasites.
The Debt Problem No One's Talking About The Debt Problem No One’s Talking About May 27, 2016 by Chad Shoop U.S. Economy The financial media talks about massive government and private debt incessantly. But there is one rising debt load that no one is talking about, and it could bring about another market crash.

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