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Editor, Diary of a Rogue Economist
Bill Bonner founded Agora Inc. in 1978. It has grown into one of the largest independent newsletter publishing companies in the world. In 1999, along with Addison Wiggin, Bill founded The Daily Reckoning. Today, this daily e-letter reaches over 500,000 readers around the globe. Bill has also ...more

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The Fed’s Next Move
On Friday, the Dow gave up another 69 points, after dropping more than 300 the day before. Gold rose by $12 an ounce.
This Market Is A Titanic In Search Of An Iceberg
Just when things were going so well! With all that GDP growth! All those new jobs! We were all set to believe that the US economy really had recovered from the shock of 2008.
Don’t Trust The Government’s GDP Claim
By lowering the fed funds rate to between 0% and 0.25%, the Fed claimed it needed to “promote moderate growth.” Then it added almost $4 trillion in electronic “cash” into the system by way of QE.
The New Subprime...
Dow down 70 points. Gold back under $1,300 an ounce. Nothing much to talk about… Meanwhile, we see pain and suffering. At the bottom of the financial heap, people struggle to get by. The averages hide it.
This Recovery Has Been A Massive Fraud
Tomorrow, the latest US GDP figures come out. They are likely to be disappointing. Because the “recovery” has been a fraud from the get-go. The economy is stuck in a low-growth… low employment… semi-depression mode, largely because of the Fed’s efforts to stimulate it.
How To Avoid The Coming Bear Market In US Stocks
Investing is best approached from a defensive position. Don’t worry about finding the best stocks or the best investments. Just be sure you don’t have the worst ones.
Prepare For Hormegeddon
What happens when you get too much of a good thing in public policy, foreign affairs, politics and economics? According to our chairman and founder, Bill Bonner, it ends in disaster.
Think 2008 Was Bad? You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet
Not much action in stocks yesterday. Gold continues to fall – down $13 yesterday, to close below $1,300 an ounce.
Credit Cycle RIP
Ever since there were markets there was credit, too. And like all things available in a market, it was subject to rhythms – usually related to harvests. Its price varied according to the rules of supply and demand.
The Dumbest Investment Mistake You Can Make
Dear Diary, There are thousands… millions… gazillions of dots in the universe. Today, we connect two of them. Let us note that so Zen-like and calm are investors that the worries of Thursday – triggered by the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 over eastern Ukraine – were forgotten by Friday.
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