Monthly Archives: March, 2015

Millennials Shun Boomers’ Stuff

I came across this article thanks to the folks over at WSJ Adviser. Apparently the kids don't want all of your stuff. A seismic shift...

The Monday Melee: Incomes Grow Slower

Long Term Personal Income Trend Not Looking Great In February, Personal Income growth continued, but at a slower pace for the second month in a...

Transports Send Signal of Caution

Young Research’s Moving the Goods Index is sending a signal of caution on the economy. Our Moving the Goods Index is a modified market-capitalization...

Is this the Reason the Stock Market is Falling?

We’ve written about the three big non-profit players in the stock market that are helping to contribute to an overshoot in prices today and...

Gold Tested Again, Passes

Over the last week gold retested prices near $1150/ounce and continued to find support at that level. Since then prices have risen to $1192.88/ounce....

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There’s Nothing Wrong with Making Money Slowly (Part 3)

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There’s Nothing Wrong with Making Money Slowly (Part 5)

You know, there’s nothing wrong with making money slowly....

DOE Names New Science Advisory Committee to Strengthen Gold Standard Science

The US Department of Energy (DOE) has named the...

The Declining Dollar?

There has been a lot of discussion in the...

There’s Nothing Wrong with Making Money Slowly (Part 2)

There’s nothing wrong with making money slowly, because when...

U.S. Inflation Slows Slightly, Annual CPI Up 2.4%

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that in...

US Nuclear Fleet Records Reduced Outages at Start of 2026

US Energy Information Administration reports that between January 1...

“Happy I Found Richard C. Young’s Intelligence Report”

“Happy I found Richard C. Young’s Intelligence Report all...

EV Sales Decline in 2025 as Hybrids Gain Market Share

The US Energy Information Administration reports that while sales...

US Household Debt Rises to $18.8 Trillion in Q4 2025

US household debt continued to grow in the fourth...