James Rickards is a journalist and writer who primarily writes for The Daily Reckoning and the Australian National Review Newspaper. His articles often focus on economic and financial topics, including analysis of market trends, predictions for the future, and the impact of government policies on the economy.
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Hysteria, not facts…
Why Now?
What’s driving the current stock market frenzy? Is it a new bubble pure and simple? Is it driven by fundamentals? Does the Fed play an important role?
It began with the collapse of the little-known Silvergate Bank on March 8. This was followed the next day by the collapse of the much larger Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) on March 9. SVB had over $120 billion in uninsured deposits.
What’s the best way to survive a financial crisis with your wealth intact? The answer may surprise you.
The Fed kept the fed funds rate unchanged at last week’s meeting, as I predicted.
Let’s say that Trump wins the November election. What would a second Trump presidency actually look like?
As you know by now, this weekend Iran attacked Israel with a combination of drones, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles. While we don’t have the exact number, reports indicate that the attack included about 300 drones and missiles in all.
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