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Goldsmith comment: Today, we're continuing editor in chief Brian Hunt's interview with Doc Eifrig, the guy behind an incredible 12-trade string of wins in our Retirement Trader service.
"End of America" interview with Porter, he reveals what you've all been waiting for... the three ways to protect yourself from the collapse of the U.S. dollar.
Why Europe's crisis could mean a correction in gold/silver... Why Ireland matters... The correction starts?... How to trade like Goldman and make money no matter what the market does... R.I.P. Old Man Becker...
Our editor in chief Brian Hunt has been watching Retirement Trader's progress closely. And he noticed almost every security Doc traded followed a unique chart pattern... So he sat down with Doc and asked him for the story.
President Obama agreed to extend the Bush administration's tax cuts for two years. He also decreased the estate tax to 35% from 55% (effective January 1, 2011).
In the second installment of "Porter's End of America" interview, Porter explains quantitative easing, its effects on the economy, and when it will stop.
The Digest crew is taking a break for the holidays, but we couldn't leave you empty-handed... So we're bringing back the Twelve Days of Christmas Digest series.
He generously spares readers the trouble of reading 18,000 give or take words, and instead present 18 charts about the economy that paint a somewhat less rosy picture of what is going on out there...
Forget “stimulus” bills and “shovel-ready” bailouts (for public school teachers, who need shovels for what they’re teaching), the current financial crisis, which is the second Great Depression, was created slowly and methodically by Democrat hacks ru
The vast majority of Americans, including many of those who believe that they are "educated" about the Federal Reserve, do not really understand how the Federal Reserve really makes money for the international banking elite. Many of those opposed
"Consider the charts below the equivalent of 10,000 words explaining why the U.S. post-bubble economic and financial backdrop is looking more and more like the Japanese experience of the past two-decades."
As part of my backing the GOP as the party to try and turn things around, one of the biggest goals I have is to watch the GOP even closer than I watch the Regressives at times. And this report is a reason that I promised this to myself, my readers
Here we go again. Didn’t we go through this with Carter at one point? It is very much what Paul Ryan talked about the other day – you would like to be on a peacetime budget footing, but we can’t realistically be on a peacetime budget footing be
China would welcome assurances its financial assets in the United States are safe, a senior diplomat said, ahead of President Hu Jintao's visit next week, but played down rifts between the two powers. North Korea and other issues would also come up d
There is a telling detail in the US retail chain store data for December. Lewis points out that luxury outlets saw an 8.1pc rise from a year ago, but discount stores catering to America’s poorer half rose just 1.2pc.
Nevada has a headline unemployment rate of 14.3 percent which puts the unemployment and underemployment rate at above 25 percent. It is hard to believe that we are dealing with states that have...
If I'm right about what's happening with the economy and how the Fed will respond—with more, not less, quantitative easing—the general response in the world markets will be to dump dollars
Mainly because of one simple fact that most people in this country simply don't understand.
If you want to lower long-term interest rates, you need to raise short-term rates.
The gains in natural resources are getting ridiculous these days...
This can't be good...
Before most folks even learn the difference between a stock and a bond, they hear about "bull" and "bear" markets.
Millions of Americans are waking up this morning with growling stomachs and sore muscles. Such are the side effects of New Year's resolutions.
Wall Street is warming up to oil stocks again.
The S&P 500 grew 0.8% per year in the past decade. House values have fallen by a third. Investors are starved for income.
The stock market is dominated by large money managers... folks who run pension funds, insurance funds, mutual funds, and hedge funds.
This 'hack' works on most online brokerage accounts. Listen to details in this video to find out if your account qualifies.
I believe we are seeing the very early stages of a great monetary crisis that will, eventually, lead people (and then their politicians) to return to gold- and silver-backed currencies. – Porter Stansberry, May 4, 2006
Most people don't own a beach home for the rental income alone. There's a certain Enjoyment Factor (bragging rights... a great vacation spot... whatever) that doesn't have a monetary value.
"We were feeling enormous pressure from our subscribers to stay bullish."
