If you wanted to sum up the just-concluded Casey Research/Sprott Inc. Summit titledNavigating the Politicized Economy, you could say "The situation is hopeless but not serious."

One of the points we've made several times over the last year is that traders stuck in an old paradigm are frequently selling gold for the wrong reasons

Gold's pullback a year ago no doubt shook out a lot of nervous buyers.

The US is no longer the safest place in the world to invest, says Don Coxe, a strategic advisor to the BMO Financial Group.

The cheek of it! They raised the price of my favorite ice cream.

Even the hardiest investors have been lamenting that gold prices have been stuck in a rut for a long time.

In this interview the CEO of Financial Sense News Hour, Jim Puplava, discusses whether we are moving into a phase of deflation or inflation and gives his views on what exactly that will mean to gold investors.

Recently I helped out with some delivery chores. As I drove about, I discovered that one of the roads I would normally use was closed by roadblocks.

Copper is sometimes referred to as "Dr. Copper," because the metal is used in so many industrial applications and is essential for many different sectors of the economy, from infrastructure to housing to consumer electronics.

In an interview with Louis James, world traveler and legendary speculator Doug Casey makes a compelling case for becoming a "permanent tourist" to be best able to survive the coming economic crash.

For the past eighteen months, gold stocks have been pummeled.

Quick reminder: to be a contrarian does not simply mean to do the opposite of what everyone else is doing.