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Revealed: the one thing you need to be serious about if you want to make big money at investing
You don't have to be able to time the market in order to make boatloads of money--watch one man who did it right.
Why we believe the gold price will turn around.
The key variable that makes for successful exploration--and speculation.
Anticipating takeovers can really juice investor profits
What does Doug's guru-vision foresee for 2015?
Fight through your fears to cultivate contrarianism
There really was no sure way to legally escape the suffocating grip of the US government besides death and renouncing your US citizenship… until recently.
Right now you can buy into one of the richest gold discoveries in recorded history, at a discount
Lessons in successful contrarian investing from the master’s star pupil
A thought-provoking interview with Krassimir Petrov, Austrian economist
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
I've always wondered why we tend to glorify pirates and treasure hunters: the Indiana Joneses, the Jack Sparrows, the Long John Silvers. I think it's because most people, while it may not be reflected in their daily lives, are adventurers at heart.
Why the pros don't care if gold gets whacked some more.
Why the Cypriot banking crisis could be the tipping point for your portfolio
My message lately has been very simple: buy low.
This week Casey Investment Alert issued the 500th alert in its near 20-year history of publication.
Revealed: an unexpected trend – and a surprising explanation for it – in gold-mining stock performance.
While gold's recent action has been a little mystifying, gold bugs view it as an opportunity... maybe one that's soon to vanish.
Sometimes what an investor doesn't do can be as important to the overall health of his portfolio as what he does do. This is particularly relevant in the high-risk world of junior resource stocks.
Are there good speculative plays in the platinum market today?
Fortune favors the bold... but not everyone is a bold enough investor to get in on the really spectacular investments.
Right on the heels of the Republican and Democratic National Conventions, the recent Casey Research Summit in Carlsbad, California—cosponsored by SprottGlobal—focused on a timely theme: "Navigating the Politicized Economy."
“Legalized Plunder – Why we have all been had, fooled and deceived…. and the surprising reason we keep asking for more of the same bad medicine”
Examining the price relationships among the US dollar, the euro, and the gold reveals a vitally important pattern for investors.
Making money is first and foremost about backing the right people.
Copper is sometimes referred to as "Dr. Copper," because the metal is used in so many industrial applications and is essential for many different sectors of the economy, from infrastructure to housing to consumer electronics.
Now is the time to capitalize on the "buy low" part of the successful contrarian play, "buy low and sell high."
In an interview with Louis James, John Hathaway discusses the US's economic outlook and why he's delighted by the current bearish sentiment toward gold.
Economic crises signal that the current system isn't working as expected and needs improvement.
The following is a video recording of the Casey Research Explorers' League panel – moderated by Louis James – at the Cambridge House Investment Conference in Vancouver, January 2012.
Whenever gold and silver hit a correction, those are the times that try men’s souls. But they are also a classic case of making volatility our friend.
It’s understandable that people want to know where the precious metals market is headed next.
In the midst of any long-term trend, like the secular bull market for metals we’re in now, there will be trends within the trends. You could think of them as being like eddies, whorls, and side-channels in a great torrent. We see one such developing
Alaska is one of the most prospective and yet most underexplored areas in the world. There are good reasons for the neglect, most notably the long, cold winters and the lack of infrastructure. Whether the latter is a result of, or a cause of, there b
I was pounding pavement instead of kicking rocks recently, on Wall Street of all places. There were Suits hanging around outside the familiar iconic buildings, despondently smoking cigarettes. In my surely biased opinion, the feel of the place was di
As Doug Casey said recently, we expect things to come unglued soon. With the ongoing madness in Europe, it seems to me that things are starting to look visibly less well glued already.
Doug, I'm in Belarus this week, a pit stop to help some of my students with their various business ideas. I'm struggling with my Russian, but getting along. And that has me thinking about Russia's role on the global economic stage. I know this is som
Last month I visited Peru again, penetrating perhaps a bit deeper but certainly higher up in the Andes than I’ve gone before. No nose-bleeds, but I’m not ashamed to admit that scrambling over rocks in search of boiling textures at 5,300 meters (17,40
Terrorism is becoming a major force in the world, as evidenced by Clinton actually referring to the use of nuclear, biological, and chemical devices in the U.S. I've thought their use against U.S. targets was an inevitability for years. But with the
Doug, last time we spoke, you said quite a bit about debt, in the context of your expectation that the euro is on its way out. At the end of that conversation, you mentioned, of course, that the problem is not limited to Greece, nor the eurozone. Ame
L: So, what's on your mind this week, Doug? I understand you've had a "guru moment"… Doug: Well, it's nothing but a gut feeling, but I think the stock market is riding for a big fall this year. Everyone was afraid the world was going to come t