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Africa abounds with signs of new prosperity, but it's uncertain whether this trend will continue.
Recent scientific studies debunk energy myths from environmentalists and the energy industry alike.
An interview with the ultimate precious metals source reveals why every portfolio needs significant exposure to gold and silver.
Drones, automation and fiat currencies will reshape our world in ways impossible to predict, but here's one outcome you can take to the bank – they'll create a wealth of profit opportunities for shrewd investors.
2012 will open up generic versions of $35 billion dollars per year in blockbuster drugs; is your portfolio prepared for a sea change in the pharmaceutical industry?
President Obama is disaster incarnate for the economy, likely to accelerate the demise of the US if re-elected.
The acute shortage of available North American oil pipelines is not only causing a bottleneck at American refineries, it's contributing to environmental degradation half a world away.
There are compelling reasons to speculate on the rare-earth elements market, but the play is suitable only for those investors with nerves of steel.
David Galland checks in on his Happiness Meter, and Keith Weiner discusses gold backwardation and the future of fiat currencies.
A host of exciting technologies are competing to win the lighting war, and the winner will change the way we see things forever.
There are compelling arguments why individual wealth creation does far more social good than altruism.
India is leading the way to commercializing nuclear plants that rely on a fuel source far safer than uranium.
Gold producers are earning record revenues and profits, but there's an even more compelling reason to expect share prices to soar.
David Galland muses about the unstoppable emergence of the US police state and the implications for smart investors.
Skeptics of 3D printing are shortchanging this technological revolution.
If tensions escalate between the US and Iran, WW III could be triggered… and where do you think the price of gold will go then?
The effects of European and American embargoes on Iran's oil will extend far beyond global oil prices.
No matter the economic perspective, things look bullish for precious metals in the year ahead.
The Federal Open Market Committee meeting demonstrated it is going to doggedly pursue the same old, failed policies. This does not bode well for the US dollar. Got gold?
Despite the successful public outcry against SOPA and PIPA – two anti-piracy bills that opponents feared would cripple free speech – the US government has many other tricks up its sleeve that threaten your freedom.
