The U.S. real estate market has turned for the top end has peaked. Luxury homes for the top 5% are now off by 2%. In my personal search, I have been looking at homes in Florida for the past year. … Continue reading →

Switzerland has completely capitulated its historic safe-haven status to the entire world. Switzerland was born from a tax revolt against the Hapsburg dynasty in Austria. The tax collector made William Tell shoot an apple off his son’s head with an … Continue reading →

We warned last February that the cornerstone of the EU — the freedom of movement to create the United States of Europe — would collapse. This effort to create a borderless Europe became known as the Schengen Agreement and was signed on … Continue reading →

COMMENT: Mr. Armstrong, it is really unbelievable how the metals fell right into the precise week you gave more than two years ago. I am a reformed goldbug. I am so impressed yet these people demonize you because they are … Continue reading →

Next week we will be sending out invitations to the World Economic Conference Blog. Here we will provide short video clips of the forecasts of the various markets going forward some of which we did not have the time to … Continue reading →

Donald Trump has surged to 36% in the polls driving the political pundits crazy. After more than 30 years of dealing directly with politicians around the world, I must say one thing. Politicians NEVER will admit a mistake. No matter … Continue reading →

The Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy who is a member of the Popular Party (PP) announced shortly before the general election expected to be December 20th that a record fall in unemployment took place. Looking closely at the statistics reveals that the missing unemployed … Continue reading →

  Roman Antoninianus of Probus (276-282AD) are available from the hoard we purchased that was discovered in England. All coins are high grade, fully legible and not corroded. This is a great gift for children to spark their interest in … Continue reading →

Asia caught the end of the US session this morning as all three core markets responded with falling prices. The Nikkei performed worse of all losing 2.4%, while the Shanghai and Hang Seng returned -1.3% and -0.9% respectively. European markets attempted … Continue reading →

QUESTION: Marty, it is amazing how these markets gravitate to your number like the 1043 in gold and 10530 in the Euro. You said at the conference we should watch the gold benchmarks like bookends and the bounce into the … Continue reading →