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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…
Zinc is essential for a healthy body, but its uses go far beyond that. This metal contains a host of unique qualities that means demand is set to soar… Invest Like a Rock Star May 27, 2017 by Jessica Cohn Precious Metals Zinc is essential for a healthy body, but its uses go far beyond that. This metal contains a host of unique qualities that means demand is set to soar…
It's not too late to take control of your finances and build up your nest egg regardless of what’s happening in the market. But the key is having the right tools... Boost Your Retirement by Investing in Colored Diamonds May 25, 2017 by Jocelynn Smith Retirement It's not too late to take control of your finances and build up your nest egg regardless of what’s happening in the market. But the key is having the right tools...
Despite Washington’s scandals and the mass media headlines predicting doom and gloom, the U.S. economy is picking up steam. We’re on Track for a Solid Recovery May 24, 2017 by Joseph Hargett U.S. Economy Despite Washington’s scandals and the mass media headlines predicting doom and gloom, the U.S. economy is picking up steam.
Right now, small-cap stocks are performing worse than large-cap stocks, which is a sign of weakness in the broad market. Small Caps Are Warning of a Pullback in the Stock Market May 23, 2017 by Michael Carr Stocks Right now, small-cap stocks are performing worse than large-cap stocks, which is a sign of weakness in the broad market.

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