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Weekly Market Update: Protect Your Retirement Portfolio from Slowing U.S. Manufacturing The key metric for U.S. manufacturing did not grow in March, data released this week revealed. This statistic followed two consecutive months of declines. Together, it led to the first quarterly production drop within the presidency of Donald Trump. This was especially disconcerting news as observing economists had forecast a m Read more
Weekly Market Update: Prepare Your Retirement Portfolio For Record Central Bank Gold Buying This past week the World Gold Council revealed that recent central bank purchases of gold bullion have reached a point not witnessed since year 2008 in middle of the Global Financial Crisis. This happened in January and February of 2019 . Global central banks net bought an additional 90 tons of gold for the year’s Read more
Over the last few weeks, bond price have spiked even as yields have plunged. Investors are waking up to a coming recession. Their knee-jerk reaction has been to pour their money into safe haven Treasuries, thinking this will save them. The 10 year Treasury yield dropped to 2.26 percent last week on May 29th . This graph reveals the trend: Chart appears courtesy of CNBC.com This has led to a yield curve in Read more
Weekly Market Update: Protect Your Retirement Account from Unsustainable, Rising Government Debt The most recent Treasury Report is out and it reveals disturbing news. The net worth of the United States is now officially reduced to minus $21.5 trillion . The country’s total national debt has catapulted up to pass $22 trillion . Every month, President Trump’s administration adds to the debt pile w Read more
Weekly Market Update: Protect Your Retirement Account from U.S. Dollar Currency Debasement Last week, the U.S. Treasury revealed that it will not need to borrow so much money for the third quarter of 2019 as it had originally forecast. This had many people scratching their heads. The reason has nothing to do with the government reigning in its spending though. Reuters demystified the mystery in a cite from a Read more
