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Rick shares his wealth of knowledge about various resource sectors ranging from oil and gas, to alternative energy, to mining. 

With the recognized top in the US dollar, it appears clear that renewed bull markets have begun across the commodity sector.

The current “debt ceiling” has been suspended until March 2019. The current amount of Treasury debt outstanding is $20.681 trillion.

You may recall that September 8 was the day the bond market abruptly turned, taking with it the USDJPY and DXY.

While prices of paper assets have flourished since 2013, the dollar price of gold has languished. That, it seems, is about to change.

It’s been a wild week in the markets

We projected this latest price swoon based upon the experience of watching net positions expand and contract on the COMEX.

Yesterday was amusing. The meat with mouths on the so-called financial networks were crying, “how could this have happened.”

Fear can ruin your life, or save it, depending on the situation.

The Fed’s constant threat to raise rates and unwind its balance sheet seems to be taken seriously by most commentators.

As we move into 2018, factors pushing gold higher will include political risk in the US, continued geo-political risk and a growing trend toward de-dollarization.

President Trump and his party just made a move. And not simply any move: a monumental, history-changing, power move.

Going out on a limb and calling market movements before they occur, before it is deemed acceptable, or considered the "norm."

Growing strains in the NAFTA process comprise a major setback for the Trump Administration.

We’ve all watched in amazement, while the equities markets around the world have risen to new highs. On Wall Street hardly a week goes by without a new record. There comes a time however when a sector becomes so overbought, that smart money begins to leave and search for a sector that has been overlooked.