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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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Unloved And Overlooked, Gold Mining Stocks Could Be The Ultimate Contrarian Play
Systemic risks abound right now that could favor allocations to physical gold and gold mining stocks.
The U.S. Jobs Market Has Fully Recovered, Favoring Travel And Shipping Industries
Nearly 70% of survey respondents said they were taking a trip this summer regardless of rising prices, Covid, a potential economic slowdown or other worries.
It Isn’t A Recession Until This Group Of Economists Says So
For many people, this is a clear indicator that the country is in recession. But according to the committee that’s responsible for making the official call on what constitutes a recession, it’s more complicated than that.
Bitcoin Could Hit 10% Adoption Rate By End Of The Decade
During Tesla’s quarterly results webcast last week, Musk admitted to dumping some $936 million of Bitcoin to raise cash out of concern of an economic pullback due to pandemic lockdowns in China.
Global Population To Hit 8 Billion This November. Here’s Where To Invest
Even as birth rates are retreating worldwide, couples continue to have babies, and later this year we will be sharing the planet with 8 billion fellow humans.
For The First Time In 20 Years, 1 Dollar = 1 Euro. What This Means For Gold
Much is being made about the USD/EUR exchange rate, but the truth is that King Dollar has made epic gains on a number of world currencies this year as the U.S. has embarked on an aggressive monetary tightening cycle to control inflation.
Airbus: We’ll Need Double The Number Of Passenger And Freighter Aircraft By 2041
The world will need to more than double the number of passenger and freighter aircraft by 2041 to meet demand, according to Airbus’s latest outlook. The European aerospace company says that nearly 47,000 aircraft will be in service by 2041.
No, Mr. President, Gas Station Owners Can’t Just “Bring Down The Price”
The truth is that selling gas just isn’t very profitable. Margins are razor-thin, even while big oil companies are raking in record profits.
Even Traditional Safe Havens Offered Little Protection In H1
Even traditional safe havens offered little protection. Bonds have historically shined when stocks have plunged, but Treasuries and municipals sold off in the first six months.
3 Charts Showing Optimism For The Global Shipping Industry
We remain bullish on the global shipping industry for a number of reasons. Here are three charts showing how carriers look to be in positive territory heading into year-end.
Colombia Elects Its First Leftist President, Which Is Bad News For Oil And Gas
Latin America tilted further left last week as Colombian voters elected to send Gustavo Petro to the country’s presidential palace.
Gold Has Held Up Nicely Against A Strong Dollar And Surging Bond Yields
Gold has retained its perceived role as a store of value during times of decades-high inflation and economic and geopolitical uncertainty.
Everything You Wanted To Know About Bear Markets
All bull markets are alike, but every bear market has its own unique quirks.
If A Recession Is Imminent, Consider Gold And Bitcoin
There’s no way of knowing for certain whether a recession is imminent, but for many Americans, it’s sure starting to feel that way.
Global Luxury Sales Expected To Recover As Shanghai Ends Lockdown
The Chinese are big buyers of luxury goods, from high-end jewelry to leather goods to fragrances, and the end of Covid-related lockdowns is expected to bring customers back to in-person shopping experiences.
High Fuel Costs Are A Cautionary Tale Against Extreme Climate Policies
The biggest contributor to higher energy prices now and going forward are governments’ forced attempts to transition from fossil fuels to renewables before the technology is ready to scale up and meet global demand.
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