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“Plain old silicon has ruled the day for over 50 years,” says Ray Blanco. “But silicon isn’t the end-all in the world of semiconductors.”

Financial news spin hailed new Chinese stimulus as stocks rose. Be smart: Beijing’s efforts won’t come close to tackling the country’s multiplying crises.

Jerome Powell’s meeting in Jackson Hole this coming Friday is a clear catalyst for gold. Here’s another…

The mirage of a new bull market has disappeared, and Wall Street insiders knew this was coming.

German officials exemplify a “belated outburst of rationality,” according to Reason

Meme stocks are soaring, with many proclaiming the bull market is back. But you need to keep your eye on the macro set up, which points to a rough patch ahead.

“Few remember that in 1971, Nixon explicitly said that the suspension of [the] gold [standard]... was being done ‘temporarily,’” says Jim Rickards

For those of us who still believe precious metals are an intrinsic asset, a store of value and a safe haven, today is an historic day.

There’s a catastrophic bottleneck of the crop nutrient potash; we outline the devastating consequences.

: “Recent months have seen a pickup in merger and acquisition activity,” says Paradigm analyst Dan Amoss, referring mainly to mining M&A.

It’s a question I hear a lot: “Shouldn’t the price of gold be soaring now?”

This week’s series of events is a wake-up call for investors complacent about the US-China economic ties. Relations just got much worse, and quickly. So, today, we’ll check back on some American companies that have decided to bet their future on a friendly China…

China’s navy is encircling Taiwan. Here’s why you need to be ready for things to spiral out of control, and make the pandemic, Fed rate hikes, and the Ukraine war look almost “quaint.”

“I still think you can make money holding oil stocks this year,” says Zach Scheidt. And the cleanest way to play oil?