Too Scared to Spend
- April 30th, 2020
- 5 Min Forecast
- Daily Issue
Uncle Sam’s spend-a-palooza to date isn’t enough, according to Fed chairman Jerome Powell. Even the $1,200 federal stimulus check has backfired… Read More
[REVISED] Gold Outlook
- April 29th, 2020
- 5 Min Forecast
- Daily Issue
Bank of America raises 18-month guidance to gold $3,000 — all because The Fed Can’t Print Gold. Read More
The Most Dangerous Word in Investing
- April 28th, 2020
- 5 Min Forecast
- Daily Issue
It’s days like today we’re reminded the most dangerous word in investing is “should.” Here’s why. Read More
Meat Mystery
- April 27th, 2020
- 5 Min Forecast
- Daily Issue
If you’re a do-gooder world improver, there’s no time like the present for you and your kind to reorder society in a way that’s more to your liking… Next up, meat? Read More
Gold Plays Hard to Get
- April 24th, 2020
- 5 Min Forecast
- Daily Issue
“Despite the solid price gains achieved by gold in the past two years,” says John Hathaway of Sprott Inc., “there is much more upside to come.” Read More
Lost Liberty [SHOCKING Poll Results]
- April 23rd, 2020
- 5 Min Forecast
- Daily Issue
The 5 takes a steely-eyed look at the trials and travails of American civil liberties in a post-coronavirus world — a world in which even the U.S. Constitution is up for grabs. Read More
China Blame Game
- April 22nd, 2020
- 5 Min Forecast
- Daily Issue
A prestige media outlet jumps on the blame-China bandwagon… and they’re in good company. Read More
Oil, Oil Everywhere
- April 21st, 2020
- 5 Min Forecast
- Daily Issue
The globe — especially the United States — is awash in crude, with demand next to nil… and prices next to nil. When will oil “reset”? Read More
If You Don’t NEED Your $1,200…
- April 20th, 2020
- 5 Min Forecast
- Daily Issue
Zach Scheidt says the government wants you to spend stimulus cash on frivolous purchases. How about safe dividend stocks with growth potential instead? Read More
Throw the Bums Out
- April 17th, 2020
- 5 Min Forecast
- Daily Issue
By outsourcing critical decisions on who gets bailout money, Congress punted on its most fundamental obligation to the people. Read More