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By Dennis Miller   When the tech and real estate bubbles burst, many of my friends lost 40-50% of their retirement portfolios almost overnight. Is a similar downturn looming? Take a look at the chart below showing the S&P’s performance since 2008. Caution is in order. We may see a major correction, a huge downturn, […]

November 4, 2014 12:19PM We all know that print journalism is dying a slow death and migrating to its online afterlife, where the eyeballs are. However, there is another dimension to this process: the death not just of journalism, but of the human editor. What’s happening to news is similar to what has happened to

JEFF DESJARDINS on October 23, 2014 at 8:45 pm The Net Worth of Every US President In the modern US political system, it costs billions of dollars to rise through the ranks and eventually make a run for president. While not necessary, it is definitely helpful to have some personal wealth to facilitate years of

by The Daily Coin · November 5, 2014  from Silver Doctors The US Mint has just issued an alert to Primary Dealers across the US that Silver Eagle inventories, which according to the Mint began today at over 2 million ounces, are now SOLD OUT as of 12:30pm EST. The Mint has reportedly sold through over 2 million

Montag, 3. November 2014, 10:31 Uhr | Eingetragen von Goldreporter Precious metal dealers in Germany have literally been run down after the latest slump in gold and silver. Wholesalers already expect deferred deliveries. The latest plunge in gold and silver late last week has led to a sharp increase in demand by German precious metals investors, which also

By Nick Giambruno, Senior Editor, InternationalMan.com The chaos that one day will ensue from our 35-year experiment with worldwide fiat money will require a return to money of real value. We will know that day is approaching when oil-producing countries demand gold, or its equivalent, for their oil rather than dollars or euros. The sooner

By John Mauldin “The significant problems that we have created cannot be solved at the level of thinking we were at when we created them.” – Albert Einstein “Generals are notorious for their tendency to ‘fight the last war’ – by using the strategies and tactics of the past to achieve victory in the present.

  Tuesday,November 04, 2014     [The following post is by TDV Chief Editor, Jeff Berwick] Life is changing on Planet Earth thanks to little known legislation. Although much talked about in financial and banking circles, most of the world’s population is totally oblivious to it even if it might have major implications for their

  By Dudley Pierce Baker     CommonStockWarrants.com Fear is in the streets again for resource investors as gold plunged late last week and closed at $1172 having been as low as $1160. Over the weekend I looked over the charts which I access with Stockcharts.com and a close look to me reveals that the

Cecilia Jamasmie | November 3, 2014 Mining in the Antarctic is not likely to happen any time soon, as scientists believe the treaty that exploration and exploitation of the region’s resources may be revised in the next century Speaking at a polar law symposium, former head of the Australian Antarctic Division, Tony Press, said the Antarctic Treaty —