Doug Casey on ISIS, Gold, Oil, and What to Expect in 2015
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What does Doug's guru-vision foresee for 2015?
How fast will the world move away from the petrodollar now that some major countries have scorned it?
Over the weekend, the world changed.
How much energy-sector power can Russian President Vladimir Putin attain?
In early July, Japan set a premium price for solar energy that was three times the rate of conventional power.
There is little that would rock the oil world more than a revolution in Saudi Arabia.
Maybe Iran wants a bomb. Maybe not.
We've read mixed reports about how lofty gold and silver prices are affecting demand in India. One month we're told demand is up, and the next it's supposedly down.
Economic crises signal that the current system isn't working as expected and needs improvement.
US-Iranian saber-rattling or impending shoot-out?
The official line from the United States and the European Union is that Tehran must be punished for continuing its efforts to develop a nuclear weapon.
Quick, what country is the economic engine that will power world growth? If you answered "China," you're far from alone.
Though late to the party as usual, the proverbial man on the street – along with members of mainstream media and Wall Street heavyweights – is finally waking up to the decade-long, 700% increase in the price of gold, joining a growing buzz around the
Most gold followers know the metal has a seasonal tendency to perform better in the fall and winter than in the spring and summer.
It feels a little callous writing about Japan with respect to precious metals after the country suffered such a terrible tragedy.
Terry Coxon, co-editor of The Casey Report, is president of Passport Financial, Inc., and for over 30 years has advised clients on legal ways to internationalize their assets to optimize tax, wealth protection and estate planning goals.
There have been numerous reports of bullion shortages in many parts around the world, along with rising premiums. And the two explanations – we’re running out of gold! and, it’s just a manufacturing bottleneck – are at odds with one another. So, who’