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Dennis Miller

Most mutual funds don’t come close to beating the indexes they’re compared against. And yet they carry steep fees for active management. In the example of one of Dennis’ friends he paid 1.38% and made 6% on his mutual fund. In reality the fund made 7

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Louis James

Doug Casey believes the current gold correction has bottomed. Speaking to me a few days ago, he said: "With rare exceptions—that are mainly luck—only liars buy at the exact bottom and sell at the exact top. Purchase of precious metals remains the mos

Marin Katusa

Everyone is looking to make the "Big Score" in the resource sector—that one special discovery that is not just elephant- but brontosaurus-size: big enough to put you into the annals of resource exploration and make fortunes for your investors.

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Dennis Miller

A recent article penned by Jeff Sommer for The New York Times noted that in 1953, when How to Marry a A million dollars used to mean something not too long ago. When I was growing up it meant basically what $8.7 million means today.

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Alex Daley

One set of investors has managed to catapult themselves to near-demigod status in recent years, with revelers hanging on their every word. They even have their own TV shows. Yet, with one simple investment, you could make double what they do. Here's

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For many primary gold producers, Q213 was a breathtakingly bad quarter. It wasn't so much the massive drop in earnings many reported—those had been, for the most part, expected—but the so-called "impairment charges" announced.

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Dennis Miller

Whether we work during retirement or not should be our own choice, not the result of circumstances beyond our control. Unfortunately as many seniors approach retirement age they find they just don’t have that option, and must keep slogging at their d

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Dennis Miller

Most people thinking of retirement think back to the “old” days with generous pensions, defined benefits, and employers and government looking out for our interest. It’s different now, pensions are gone and employers and government alike are looking

Dennis Miller

When many of us were younger we learned that the safest place to put your money was in a bank issued certificate of deposit. It’s insured by the government and the bank will pay you interest until maturity.

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Doug Hornig

The rise of humans from fearful creatures huddled around cave fires to the dominant species on the planet largely parallels the evolution of weaponry. Different subgroups rose and fell, spreading their culture or declining in influence as they either

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Terry Coxon

David Galland asks Casey Research Senior Economist Terry Coxon probing questions on money, inflation, and why government meddling is inevitable.

Dennis Miller

Most mutual funds don’t come close to beating the indexes they’re compared against. And yet they carry steep fees for active management. In this article Dennis turns to senior analyst Vedran Vuk to explain how to find comparable low-fee ETFs to repla

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Despite some positive data, the global economy is showing signs of slowing, a remarkable development in itself when you consider all the money printing and deficit spending that's transpired over the past few years.

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Dennis Miller

The issue is no longer one of waiting to see what the government is going to do; the real issue is what are we as investors going to do?

Dennis Miller

With a rising stock market based on cheap credit it’s really no wonder that gold and other precious metals have taken a hit. Investors move money to where they think they can get the best return in good times or the best protection in bad times, at l

Dennis Miller

Older investors are starved for income investments that don’t require them to take on undue risk. The days of 7% CDs are gone and not coming back any time soon. There are however, investments were we can still get decent yield if we’re willing to tak

Dennis Miller

It’s high time investors heed the yellow caution flags waving in front of their margin accounts. Much like the NASCAR driver who pumps his brakes to avoid disaster when he sees the caution flag, it's time for us to slow down.

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