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"The more they trade, the more they lose."

Eric Sprott recaps a great month for the precious metals and looks ahead to earnings season for the mining companies.

Seattle's noodle-spined door mats to madness appease violence by squashing their own police force run by a Black woman.

Before Democrats even had time to blame the Twitter hack on Russians and meddling in the upcoming election, a 17 year old from Tampa has stolen their thunder. 

Here are the top 10 activist short calls in the first half of 2020 that paid off big time. Shorting is a challenging business, especially during a crisis

This is why the markets refuse to fall, no matter how horrible the economic data gets.

Relying on "intelligence sources" is a favorite news-gathering method of mediocre journalists.

So now, because of the Covid hysteria, people think it’s “defense” to physically attack strangers for not wearing a mask.

Under the US dollar payment system, China remains vulnerable to potential US sanctions. As long as China holds $1.1 trillion in US treasury

We calculated the percentage of firms in the S&P500 index that have valuations showing at least 50% downside (overvalued firms) and normalized the results relative to its long-term average.

Is there more gas in the tank of the gold rally, or are things about to cool?

A breakout from the 2011 highs, would suggest that Gold at least rallies another $1,000!

A "majority" of U.S. states - with AGs spanning both sides of the aisle - are involved in the probe...

The U.S. insurance industry is the largest of its kind in the world, with net premiums totaling upwards of $1.22 trillion in 2018.

In places like New York and Houston, more than 20% of renters say they have "no confidence" in their ability to pay rent next month.