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The World Fell into Debt Trap. Will Gold Help?

The global debt as a percentage of the GDP has increased from around 100 percent in 1950 to almost 200 percent in 2007 and to 225 percent in 2017. The world is more indebted than it was when the global financial crisis burst. Isn’t this economic madness? We inv...
Arkadiusz Sieron | September 25, 2019 |

Health Insurance Sector Indicates Growth in the Near Future

As continuous reforms hit the healthcare industry in the United States, millions have pushed forward the demands for comprehensive and convenient medical coverage in the form of lth insurance business has faced some setbacks due to various changes in regulations limiting their...
Carl Cotton | June 21, 2019 |

Miners Are Facing Challenges Globally

A couple of weeks ago, I was in Lima, Peru, attending the Mining & Investment Latin America Summit. I heard from a number of industry leaders that mining in South America has become more challenging in recent years. One of the biggest reasons why is that the burden for ...
Frank Holmes | November 19, 2019 |

Part II - Global Central Banks Kick Can Down The Road Again

As we continue to explore the events of the past 10 to 20+ years and how the global central banks continue to attempt to navigate through these difficult times, we want to take a few minutes to try to understand and explain how the capital that has exploded into the global mar...
Chris Vermeulen | August 14, 2019 |

This Next-Gen Battery Element Can Store More Lithium than Graphite

(Image via NEO Battery Materials Ltd.) There have been major advancement s made in recent years to power, for longer periods of time, the growing number of portable electronics in our lives, as well as hybrid and full electric vehicles (EVs)…. However,...
Stockhouse Editorial | September 9, 2021 |

Real Estate Showing Signs Of Collateral Damage – Part IV

This final part of our multi-part Real Estate article should help you understand what will likely transpire over the next 6+ months and how the unknown collateral damage may result in a “Double-Dip” price event taking place before August/September 2020....
Chris Vermeulen | May 20, 2020 |

Better & Cheaper than the Competition: A Deeper Look at a Revolutionary EV Charging Platform

(Image courtesy of IONiX Pro Battery Technologies Inc.) From new tech, apps, and delivering its products to customers, 2021 has been a busy year for Extreme Vehicle Battery Technologies Corp. ( CSE: ACDC , Forum ) and its new, cutting-edge battery storag...
Stockhouse Editorial | December 1, 2021 |

A Very Unique Stock, Utilizing the Most Valuable Resources on Earth

(Image via Western Sierra Resource Corp.) One of the most valuable resources in the United States, if not the world today, is water. Not only is water crucial for our survival in countless ways, this 40 Million dollar water asset in Colorado is what unifies the f...
Stockhouse Editorial | October 29, 2020 |

Quantum Economics, Negative Interest Rates and Financially Transmitted Diseases

This week the US Federal Reserve announced an emergency rate cut of 0.5% (50bps). It is part of a coordinated effort by central bankers around the world to keep the decade long bull market going a few days longer. Ultra low interest rates and ever depreciating currencie...
Marin Katusa | March 6, 2020 |

EV predictions show strained metals supply

One of the most prevalent current trends concerning mined commodities is the shift, driven by the effort to reduce our carbon footprint, is towards the electrification of the global transportation system. Electrification is part of the solution to averting further glo...
Richard (Rick) Mills | January 29, 2020 |
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