The Gospel of Gold According to Peter - Peter Grandich believes that we're in the midst of a stealth gold bull market. Grandich, editor and publisher of The Grandich Letter, recently penned the book Confessions of a Wall Street Whiz Kid, the moniker "Good Morning America" gave to him after he predicted the Black Monday stock market crash in 1987. He's now predicting gold to top $2,350/oz in this exclusive interview with The Gold Report.

Protect Your Deposit from Market Crashes - Black Monday, the 1987 stock market crash that had US and UK stocks plummeting over 20%, put the kabbash on pricing cross listed IPOs on separate days.

Analytical Toolbox: Probability & the Stock Market - Analytical Toolbox: Probability & the Stock Market

Stocks Least Loved Since 1980s as Americans Scale Steepest Wall of Worries - The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index’s best start in 25 years is doing little to restore Americans’ confidence in the stock market.

A Bar May Be Best Place to Understand Markets: Mark Buchanan - The aftermath of the Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. bankruptcy in 2008 was a scary time: One measure of stock-market volatility, known as the VIX or the “fear index,” peaked at almost 60, compared with about 18 today. Scarier is the knowledge that we’ll be there again sometime. That’s how markets go: Unexpected chaos is the rule.

Stocks haven't been this unloved since 1980s - The Standard & Poor’s 500 Index’s best start in 25 years is doing little to restore Americans’ confidence in the stock market

Stocks Deemed Scary in Rising Market - Despite a roaring start for the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index in 2012, volume is low, equity-fund redemptions persist, and valuations are the lowest since 1989

Prem Watsa brings hope to RIM's restless shareholders - TORONTO (Reuters) - The arrival of the man known as "the Warren Buffett of North" on Research In Motion's board this week offers a ray of hope to the BlackBerry maker's impatient shareholders after their disappointment that an insider was named new chief executive. That's not to say the reclusive Watsa - who heads Fairfax Financial, now RIM's fourth-largest shareholder - has a reputation as a ...

Stocks Least Loved Since '80s as U.S. Scales Wall of Worries - The Standard & Poor's 500 Index's best start in 25 years is doing little to restore Americans' confidence in the stock market

Lloyd Morrison leaves big shoes to fill in NZ business leadership: obituary - With the untimely death of Wellington businessman and identity Lloyd Morrison at the age of 54, New Zealand has lost one of its singular characters, let alone business leaders.