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The One Vitamin Most People Should Take

The One Vitamin Most People Should Take

By Stephen Petranek
PostedMay 29, 2015

Americans seem to be fixated on popping store-bought multivitamins to increase their health. But in reality, most of it is not necessary. Stephen Petranek explores a recent study that recommends the one vitamin you should be taking, and the best way to consume it.

The Dollar Will Die with a Whimper, Not a Bang

The Dollar Will Die with a Whimper, Not a Bang

By James Rickards
PostedMay 28, 2015

The same force that made the dollar the world’s reserve currency is working to dethrone it. Jim Rickards draws the parallels between reserve currencies of the past with the ongoing death of the dollar…

"Wrestling with Something Else": Why this Gold Bear Market Is Different

"Wrestling with Something Else": Why this Gold Bear Market Is Different

By Frank Holmes
PostedMay 28, 2015

Gold plays an essential role in a well-balanced portfolio, and as Frank Holmes shows you, it’s a unique market that you shouldn’t ignore, even during downturns. With gold, you can hedge against policies that hurt stocks, bonds and other asset classes. Let Frank show you how gold can work for you…

How to Bag Easy Gains from the "Mass Affluent"

How to Bag Easy Gains from the "Mass Affluent"

By Greg Guenthner
PostedMay 28, 2015

But these mass affluent sorts have the loyalty of a hooker. They’ll dump one high-end brand for another at the first whiff of a better deal. And a company’s profits can go poof if it doesn’t figure out in advance what the hell this bunch wants next season.

When Genius Fails Again, Part III

When Genius Fails Again, Part III

Addison Wiggin By Addison Wiggin
PostedMay 27, 2015

Addison Wiggin gives even more reasons why genius will fail again in part III of his series on Jim Rickards and the collapse of the financial market house of cards…

Beginning to Taste the Fountain of Youth

Beginning to Taste the Fountain of Youth

By Stephen Petranek
PostedMay 27, 2015

It is well known that the longer you live, the more likely you are to develop heart disease, stroke, osteoporosis and Alzheimer’s, to list only a few. But research out of the Salk Institute may be the clearest, most direct leap in understanding aging in the history of medical research and opens extraordinary possibilities for slowing down or even halting the aging process in humans. Stephen Petranek has more…

How to Profit from the Death of a Chicken Empire

How to Profit from the Death of a Chicken Empire

By Greg Guenthner
PostedMay 27, 2015

American’s tastes are evolving. McDonalds is out. Shake Shack and Chipotle are in. Consumers are willing to pay a premium price for better food. And investors are willing to pay a premium for better fast food’s stock. It’s that simple.

When Genius Fails Again, Part II

When Genius Fails Again, Part II

Addison Wiggin By Addison Wiggin
PostedMay 26, 2015

Addison Wiggin traces the DNA of the financial system’s next great crisis… It looms closer than you might think…

Stalking a "Sneaky Breakout" -- Here's What to Do Now

Stalking a "Sneaky Breakout" -- Here's What to Do Now

By Greg Guenthner
PostedMay 26, 2015

It’s easy to lose your discipline when you’ve been waiting around all day with a rod in your hand and you finally get a slight tug on the line. Is it “the big one”…or a minnow? Many traders feel they’re onto something big. And their aggressiveness can get them into trouble.

When Genius Fails Again, Part I

When Genius Fails Again, Part I

Addison Wiggin By Addison Wiggin
PostedMay 22, 2015

Addison takes a look behind the curtain during a seminal moment in The Daily Reckoning’s history…