We've now entered a pivotal phase in which, with each passing day, more and more of the country's 50 million Baby Boomers are reaching retirement age. Over the last 35 years, we’ve seen what the largest and wealthiest generation can to do the markets when most of them are simultaneously buying – but we have no history for what happens to prices when so many people try to cash out so much for so long.

I'm bulled up on gold. [I think it] could rally by 50%. Here's why.

If the future is anything even remotely similar to the past 48 years of market data, then gold could rally by 24% (or more) over the next 2 years. It's time to buy gold. Words: 640

Apparently the biggest banks in the U.S. didn’t learn their lesson the first time around because a few days ago, Wells Fargo, Bank of America, and many of the usual suspects made a stunning announcement that they would start making crappy subprime loans once again! Words: 896

Below is an analysis of the past and present retirement scenarios and specific ways to offset the income gap of today.

Gold has surged 20% year to date, powering many gold penny stocks up more than three fold, but the 5 names on our list could be considered undervalued due to the fact that they are trading at low sales multiples.

Our view remains unchanged: continue to buy and hold as much physical gold and silver as your situation/comfort zone allows. Silver should continue to outperform gold.

It does not matter if stocks are insanely overvalued as long as there's a foolish participant who is willing to pay a higher price. That's the essence of the "greater fool theory" and, right now, there are more foolish buyers who want "in the game" than risk-reducing sellers who want to scale back.

When growth becomes exponential the likelihood is that it won’t last and that there will a substantial move in the opposite direction. This article looks at the unsustainable trends in most asset classes, population numbers, inflation and credit growth and discusses the dire consequences that are most likely to unfold in the years to come as a result.

Keith Neumeyer believes the silver price could hit $1,000 an ounce. Could such an increase really be in the cards for the white metal?