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The credit crisis in the U.S. and globally is growing by the day. It’s the same thing as being able to service a credit card with a large outstanding balance.

Who's the smartest dictactor of them all and why is he seizing all the gold? Michael explains.

Is Europe headed for a recession? A look at the economic woes overseas.

Mitchell delves into why the best stock market trades belong to gold in this market and gives you an example of the type of gold stock you should be looking for, as an investor.

Michael looks at the U.S. and inflation/deflation, and lets you in on what stocks will make money as inflation takes hold.

We're seeing some improvement in the area of retail and retail stocks. George gives you his investment advice on the types of stocks you may want to look into.

Investors really want to be buyers of stock at this time, but there isn’t much of a catalyst to do so. Institutional investors are buying, but they’re also playing on the market’s volatility, accentuating the results.

Forty years ago today, U.S. President Richard Nixon appeared on television to tell the world that the U.S. was severing the relationship between gold bullion and the U.S. dollar. Michael discusses how this event has affected our economy today.

The Fed just met for its Federal Open Market Committee meeting. It became clearer the Fed is quite nervous about the condition of the economy and where it is heading.

First it was stocks, then real estate. What's the winner going to be this decade?