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Frank Holmes is the CEO and chief investment officer of U.S. Global Investors. Mr. Holmes purchased a controlling interest in U.S. Global Investors in 1989 and became the firm’s chief investment officer in 1999. In 2006, Mr. Holmes was selected mining fund manager of the year by the Mining ...more

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5 Of The Biggest Financial Stories From 2019
Every asset type, it seems—from large-caps to small-caps, from foreign to domestic, from gold to oil—finished not just up for the year, but really up.
Here’s What The Trucking Industry Could Learn From Airlines
This year alone, nearly 800 U.S.-based trucking companies have gone bankrupt. That’s almost three times the rate as in 2018, when things were looking remarkably positive.
Expecting A Market Downturn? Follow The “Noah Rule”
Predicting a major economic or financial event—whether that’s a recession, market downturn or even your own retirement—requires that you also take action. Otherwise your prediction was meaningless.
Is The Fed Gearing Up For A New Round Of Quantitative Easing? Here Are The Possible Signs
The Fed’s balance sheet is expanding again for the first time since the bank began to unwind in 2017. In fact, this is the fastest monthly rate of expansion since the initial round of quantitative easing (QE) began in December 2008.
Supercharge Your Gold Position With Precious Metal Royalty Companies
One of the best ways to “supercharge” your gold position is with precious metal royalty and streaming companies. Think Franco-Nevada, Wheaton Precious Metals, Royal Gold and others.
Will The Real Manufacturing PMI Please Stand Up?
As of November, the manufacturing PMI has now been below the key 50.0 threshold for four straight months, making this the 11th longest-running period of month-over-month contraction of the past 40 years.
This Economic Indicator Is Proving The Naysayers Wrong
Flying in the face of negative economic news, U.S. factories picked up steam for the third straight month in November. The preliminary PMI, a leading indicator, pulled further away from its August low with a reading of 52.2 this month.
Miners Are Facing Challenges Globally
Mining in South America has become more challenging in recent years. One of the biggest reasons why is that the burden for taking care of local communities has, in many cases, fallen on the miners’ shoulders.
China’s Ultra Wealthy Are Dominating The Global Luxury Market
China’s share of the global luxury market is projected to expand from 33%in 2018 (when consumers spent $122 billion on high-end merchandise) to 41% by 2025 (when they’re expected to spend between $173 billion and $181 billion).
Should You Buy The Saudi Aramco IPO?
Saudi Aramco is the world’s most profitable company. With a valuation of between $1 trillion and $2 trillion, it’s worth more than the entire Saudi Arabian stock market.
Australia May Be The Saving Grace For The Rare Earth Metals Market
China’s dominance over the rare earth metals market poses a considerable economic and national security risk to the U.S., one that’s become all the more apparent in the months since trade relations between Beijing and Washington turned sour.
You’re Probably Underinvested In Gold
Investors may assume they have adequate exposure to gold because they’re invested in a commodities fund. But many of these funds have a relatively small weighting in gold, and so their gold exposure is much smaller than they realized.
3 Emerging Europe Stocks We’re Bullish On Right Now
The U.S. stock market has been hitting new all-time highs, but don’t let that distract you from exciting things that are happening in overseas markets, specifically in Eastern and Emerging European countries.
The Opportunities Go To Those Who Can See Past The Negative Headlines
A lot of the news coming out right now is negative. The economy is slowing. Tariffs are hurting trade. The Hong Kong protests are causing geopolitical pressure. It’s enough to make an investor run and hide. Which would be a mistake.
If You’re Not Long, You’re Wrong
I remain bullish going forward despite signs that the world could be facing its worst economic slowdown since the financial crisis. The reason for my bullishness is simple: Bad news is good news.
The Barriers To Investing In Private Equity Are Too High
The rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer, and for that we can largely blame policies of envy that increasingly restrict investors’ access to wealth-building instruments.
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