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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.
Billionaire George Soros believes the European Union could be saved if it had the power to tax and borrow, but he couldn't be more wrong.
Developments in the world's oil trade reveal that the standoff between the US and Iran may have little, if anything, to do with nukes.
Platinum has historically sold for more than gold, but there are compelling reasons why it's likely to continue lagging the yellow metal for some time.
While no country's perfect, the pros of Argentina far outweigh the cons for those looking for a second residence.
While more and more cars will be powered by electricity in the coming years, there are many reasons why it won't replace gasoline as the primary automotive fuel source anytime soon.
A look ahead reveals surprising insights into the best energy investments for 2012.
Riots over the slashing of gasoline subsidies in Nigeria highlight the risks of relying on unstable countries for energy supplies.
A look at past corrections in silver provides clues as to when the metal will make new highs.
The growth of a separate, militarized class of law enforcers bodes ill for the future of the United States.
Ill-advised legislation to curtail online piracy threatens the Internet as we know it.
Doug Casey pokes gigantic holes in Thomas Friedman's argument that more government spending is needed to cure America's ills.
The promise of green energy has turned into an exorbitantly expensive pipe dream in the US, and the government is to blame.
An analysis of the three major corrections in gold this past decade provides clues as to when gold will reach new highs – and stay there.
The government is ramping up use of fear to justify massive new bureaucracies and regulations that trample civil liberties. In the face of this sad reality, you have but two options to protect what's rightfully yours.
