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While the flooding in Texas deserves our attention, there is a dangerous analogous threat: the perfect storm brewing within the U.S. financial system.

Stealing From Taxpayers Won’t Help Harvey Victims August 31, 2017 by Bob Bauman U.S. Economy While the flooding in Texas deserves our attention, there is a dangerous analogous threat: the perfect storm brewing within the U.S. financial system.

We all have a natural tendency to want to invest in our home countries. However, an investor in any number of international indexes has done much better.

You’re a Biased Investor August 1, 2017 by Jeff Yastine Global Economy We all have a natural tendency to want to invest in our home countries. However, an investor in any number of international indexes has done much better.

New Russia Mess: 3 Takeaways for Investors Big impact on defense stocks, gold and oil July 31, 2017 by Martin Weiss Uncategorized Russia scandals and paranoia continue to dominate the news cycle, disrupt Congress and plague the White House. Yet, ironically, it seems there are still few people inside or outside the Beltway who truly understand Russian-American relations. Seven days ago, I presented three alternative theories: (1) Russia as an ally, (2) Russia as a Cold War adversary, […]

Three Theories about Russia: Ally, Cold War Adversary, or Enemy #1? July 24, 2017 by Martin Weiss Uncategorized One year ago, as the crisis in the Ukraine was dying down, Russia was barely on the radar screen of U.S. news outlets. If it appeared prominently in more than one daily news cycle per month, it was unusual. Moreover, few people understood the country, its domestic politics or its foreign policies. Fast forward to […]

Financial markets are a real-time measure of how people react to history. When war threatens, selling often escalates. That’s when smart traders buy.

If North Korea Launches a Nuke, It’s Probably a Buy Signal July 11, 2017 by Michael Carr Trading Strategies Financial markets are a real-time measure of how people react to history. When war threatens, selling often escalates. That’s when smart traders buy.