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January 26, 2015 Sovereign Valley Farm, Chile Roman Mairano had just married his sweetheart, and now he was eager to find a way to support her and their future family. Both he and his new bride had come from very humble backgrounds. And hoping to build wealth, he began looking
January 26, 2015 Sovereign Valley Farm, Chile Right out of university Jack took the first job he was offered, as an entry-level investment broker in central London. He was happy at first, thankful that he’d been able to get a job straight away, while many of his friends had difficulty
January 23, 2015 Santiago, Chile To this day, many governments around the world maintain a tight grip on dissent. Students in Thailand have been arrested for using a three-fingered salute they saw in the movie Hunger Games. In Turkey, Twitter, Youtube, and other social media sites have been blocked. And
Jim Rickards is the author of Currency Wars and The Death of Money.
January 21, 2015 Sovereign Valley Farm, Chile Last night’s State of the Union address had one conspicuous omission, and it’s huge. It’s bigger than all the wars, it’s bigger than the stock market, it’s bigger than the government, it’s bigger than the wages of all the people in America, it’s
January 20, 2015 Sovereign Valley Farm, Chile When President Obama ascends to the podium this evening to deliver his State of the Union address, he’ll undoubtedly shine a spotlight on the many strengths of America. And to be fair, he’s right: the United States has a lot going for it.
January 19, 2015 Santiago, Chile Savino Gugliemetti stared down the 20-meter lane towards his destiny. He could hear his pulse pounding amid the deafening silence of the auditorium, and feel the sweat dripping from the intense LA heat outside. He let out a powerful exhale, leaned forward, and began to
I’ll admit that I wasn’t much of an athlete as a kid, at least in any traditional sport. (I famously struck out a tee-ball when I was five years old, managing to hit the stationary tee three times in a row. I’m not sure this feat has ever been duplicated
January 15, 2015 Santiago, Chile It was nine months ago when we reported that Li Ka-shing, the richest man in Asia, had sold all of his major assets in China. In 2013 when he started dumping his Chinese property holdings he was being ridiculed and criticized. Everyone was bullish on
January 14, 2015 Santiago, Chile Well at least someone finally had the candor to just come out and say it. In the wake of recent terror attacks in Europe, British Prime Minister David Cameron has called for an end to secure communications technology. In other words, he wants to ensure
January 15, 2015 Santiago, Chile What a surprise! It turns out that endless military conflict, corruption, and epic fiscal mismanagement can take a serious and rapid toll on an economy. Ukraine started off last quarter with $16 billion in foreign reserves; today they have $7.5 billion. That’s a 54% decline
Yesterday, the IRS announced the International Data Exchange Service. If you’ve not heard of it, it’s is an outgrowth of the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), which requires every single bank in the world to get in bed with IRS to share information about customers. We’ve said this over
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