Seasonality or increase in overall demand? 2013 American Eagle Silver coins expected to sell fast. Sales on silver coins are up so far in the month of January. The volume this month alone has already reached 5.13 million ounces and is expected to grow according to Kitco News. The U.S. Mint temporarily suspended sales for… Read more »
Officials in the Obama administration are moving quickly to destroy private retirement accounts in the United States, warned Robert Crone, the national director of the National Seniors Council (NSC). Officials in the Labor and Treasury Departments recently held a meeting to discuss the nationalization of America’s pension system. The hearing, which took place at the… Read more »
In a must watch, provocative video commentary, Free Market America exposes the left’s current range of disastrous policies that promote an extremist environmental agenda at the expense of our nation’s free market and economic security. So many of us today look around and wonder how to explain not only the mess that we’re in, but… Read more »
The American economy is floundering and questions arise all over the political and economic spectrum as to how to understand the situation. One issue that has always divided sides is the role of government, and specifically, after the 2008 stock market crash, whether the government should have used taxpayer dollars to enter the free market… Read more »
Ever wonder what the European debt crisis is really all about? Do you feel as if you’re not quite certain why every European country seems to owe some other European country a ton of money? And have you ever wondered, if everyone owes everyone else, where exactly is the money going to come from to… Read more »
The U.S. dollar is not in good shape. In fact, that’s quite an understatement. As the dollar has been experiencing a sharp decline in recent years, other countries have been moving away from the American dollar standard – Russia, China, Iran. The failing U.S. currency system, which has reigned supreme for a century, may just… Read more »
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