In a detailed interview this week, famed investor Jim Rogers urged investors to fasten their seatbelts and hold on.

Retirement investors have experienced nothing but gut-wrenching volatility in recent weeks with looming fears of potential trade wars, a White House in turmoil and punishing scrutiny on the technology sector.

A “perfect storm” combination of global trade war bluster and a mass investor exit from tech stocks sent markets sailing lower on Monday.

Goldman Sachs has just released a new report saying they expect gold to outperform in 2018. Why? Rising inflation plus a looming stock market correction.

Stock investors dashed for the exits on Thursday as the U.S. government slapped heavy sanctions on goods and investment from China.

All eyes are on the Federal Reserve this week, with the chance of an interest rate hike seemingly all but certain. So why are some gold watchers so excited?

Ron Paul has issued a grim warning for stock investors.

Could we have a trade war on our hands?

If you blinked last week, you might have missed it. In a span of hours, the U.S. Treasury auctioned off $179 billion in new national debt.

Last week, gold prices got a lot of attention as they enjoyed their largest increase last week since 2016.
What drove this sudden burst of interest in gold?Inflation and market volatility.

Conventional market wisdom says gold provides great diversification for your portfolio, but is this really true?
This is the perfect time to find out.