BofA Merrill’s Ciana Says Yield Curve Could Invert 50 Basis Points, Gold May Hit $2,300
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Month: August 2019
Is Bitcoin Really Digital Gold? Recent Price Moves Suggest It Is
Many cryptocurrency enthusiasts and analysts have suggested that Bitcoin is digital gold. That’s a pretty heady comparison, but does it really pan out? After all, gold has a track record dating back thousands of years, while Bitcoin has only been around for a decade. But recent price movements suggest that, yes, Bitcoin may be considered, […]
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Market Alert: Today’s Stock Market Plunge Fuels Gold and Silver
Shocked by today’s news? The stock market continues to plummet after a recession warning and last week’s announcement of China devaluing its currency. The good news is that the price of gold is over $1,500 and shows no signs of stopping! Today’s market news fuel tomorrow’s investors who will make their move to secure their […]
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Is a One-Day Work Week Really Best?
Many people dread going to work every Monday. Whether it’s annoying coworkers, micromanaging bosses, or a dreadful commute, going to work is one of the greatest sources of stress in most people’s lives. But is being out of work better? According to researchers, not really. So what’s the ideal dose of work? According to researchers […]
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Geoengineering to Block Out the Sun: Will It Combat Climate Change or Bring About Doomsday?
Climate change is a divisive topic, and there are any number of views about it. On one hand we have the Chicken Littles like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez who believe that earth’s climate is warming, human beings are responsible for it, and if “we” don’t do anything about it the earth will end in 12 years. On […]
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6 Tips to Protect Yourself Against a Mass Shooter
The recent shootings in El Paso, TX and Dayton, OH have made many people realize that the threat of mass shootings remains ever present. While there’s a much greater likelihood of dying in a car accident, being killed by a policeman, or dying from medical malpractice than being the victim of a mass shooter, it […]
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Corporate Cryptocurrencies: First Facebook, Now… Walmart?
The launch of Facebook’s Libra cryptocurrency project has really shaken up the world of finance. Techies have gone gaga over Libra and the potential instant global reach of the new cryptocurrency, backed by Facebook and its billions of users worldwide. And while governments have taken a critical and skeptical stance towards Libra, Facebook isn’t the […]
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Disgraced Former Agent Peter Strzok Sues FBI Over His Firing
Former FBI Agent Peter Strzok is back in the news again, this time after he filed a lawsuit against the FBI and Department of Justice (DOJ) alleging that he was wrongfully terminated. Strzok was one of the most prominent faces of the Russiagate investigation, particularly as texts between him and DOJ lawyer Lisa Page made […]
Continue ReadingGold and Silver Continue to Soar
We’re not even two-thirds of the way through the year and gold and silver have already taken out the price targets that Wall Street analysts set for them at the beginning of the year. Back in January the analyst average for gold was a little over $1,300 an ounce and the average for silver was […]
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UBS Beginning to Charge Rich Clients Negative Interest
For centuries savings accounts worked on a basic principle: in exchange for giving the bank the use of your money, you received interest on the money in your account. The bank made its money by lending depositor money to borrowers at a higher interest rate than what it paid to depositors. That spread ended up […]
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