There he goes again. U.S. President Barack Hussein Obama, accused to treason, treachery, a lack of love for the country who has given him so much bounty but not,... Read More

What Is The Gold Standard? by Sprott Money What is "the gold standard?" Many readers would consider this a simple question and perhaps even an obsolete one. It is for... Read More

During the first six months of 2016, it looked as if oil prices were back on their way to $80 or even $100 a barrel as demand surged and... Read More

Since Brexit, the financial world has become gravely concerned about the state of the macro economy. Indeed, global trade is slowing, central banks seem to be running out of tools... Read More

Market Wizard? Or Close To Blowing Up? by Alex Barrow, Macro Ops “And, at any point in time, the richest traders are often the worst traders. This, I will call the cross-sectional... Read More

After last week’s failed coup, Turkey will be the focus of the financial markets for the next few weeks. The long-term investability of the country has now been thrown... Read More

Those born between the ages of 1965 and 1980 – who mostly developed their spending habits as Alan Greenspan was flooding the US economy with new money supply and... Read More

Will the FBI open a terrorist iPhone? All computer systems are based on a numeric-like logic, including encryption systems. As such, hacking even the most sophisticated and secure systems might... Read More

It is difficult to determine what was worse for Brendan O’Connor, the newly minted CEO of Australian-based Regal Funds Management. The Atlantic Absolute Return fund posted a -2.30% loss... Read More

When BlockRock’s Andrew Ang looks at factor investing and market cycles, he thinks there is nothing new under the sun. Factors and market cycles have always existed, he told... Read More