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It's not a fluke. Gold has trounced the broader market over the past 25 years.

Investors have been waiting nearly a decade to score a good deal on this healthcare star.

Stocks stormed higher on Thursday, stretching a rebound on decent earnings, a Fed not yet kidnapped by the White House, and the novel idea that fewer tariffs might be better than more. And yet, skepticism continues to manifest.

President Trump's new tariffs could cause prices to rise for consumers and induce a period of slowing economic growth.

This week gold fell $15 to $3,220 and silver slipped $0.26 to $32.19, as markets trembled, volatility surged, and the Fed is starting up the choppers for a new wave of money mania.

Looking for growth stocks at bargain prices? This media-streaming stock's 87% decline spells opportunity, and not in a subtle way.

The evergreen retailer still has a bright future.

The international financial market is undergoing a historic test. As the Federal Reserve continues its interest rate hike cycle, the Bitcoin-USD exchange rate has experienced a sharp fluctuation of 14% within 72 hours. The new stabilization mechanism launched by XBIT (dex Exchange) is providing key liquidity support to the market.

Rare events tend to lead to outsize returns for the stock market.

An extremely rare indicator suggests that a big move in the stock market is coming.

Gold IRA Companies Bulletin, an online resource that specializes in information on gold IRAs and precious metal investing, has released new guides to investing with gold IRA companies such as Augusta Precious Metals.

A discussion about Federal Reserve policies and their impacts on the U.S. economy.

It’s only a matter of time before the Fed turns on the printing presses again.

Using advanced fast-charging battery technology and an ultra-compact compressor, this newly launched automatic tyre inflation device helps drivers to reinflate car, motorcycle, or bike tires without needing a plugin, in just minutes.

The Trump policies of inflation and low interest rates fuels levels of inequality far greater than would exist under relatively free market conditions.