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John blogs on Substack and is the former manager of the popular financial website DollarCollapse.com. His books include The Money Bubble: What To Do Before It Pops (2014), The Collapse Of The Dollar And How to Profit From It (2008), Clean Money: Picking Winners In The Green-Tech Boom (2008) and How ...more

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Okay, We’re Awake Now
The wild swings in the stock market this week have sent market volatility levels to heights not seen since the financial crisis. Volatility can sound scary, but it’s a natural part of any market.
Why We Can’t Handle An Equities Bear Market: State Budgets Will Implode
A bear market related fall-off in capital gains would cause a double crisis, cutting pension fund investment returns and cutting tax revenues, diminishing states’ ability to even keep up with their current pension funding schedule.
Stocks Tank In Last 15 Minutes; Correction Not Done?
After soaring at the open and holding big gains all day, US equities fell off the table in the last 15 minutes of trading, ending over 500 DOW points below the day’s high.
How Many Hedge Funds Will Die Next Year? (Answer: A Ton)
For those who keep hearing about hedge funds but aren’t quite sure what they are: Think mutual fund with no rules. A hedge fund is an investment company that can do pretty much anything, from shorting currencies to betting on biotech takeovers.
Forget Miller Time, It's Schadenfreude Time
Doug Noland’s writings are always interesting. During the long expansion phases of past bubbles, it’s been hard to read his posts without feeling a tinge of sadness. You know he’s right, but you know that it will be a while before he’s proven so
Pretty Good Day For Gold Bugs
The bull market that wouldn’t end finally has. In a brutal day that just kept getting worse, US stocks followed Asia and Europe into the deflationary vortex.
The Fed Talks And The Market Tanks. That’s Different
The markets have been buying the promise that adult supervision and superior judgment on the part of the monetary authorities would produce steady growth and continued easy money. But now a bit of doubt has begun to creep in.
Corporate Profits Have Peaked — And Will Tank Next Year
One of the reasons US stocks have had such a nice run is that public companies have been making a lot of money.
Another Monday, Another Batch Of Brutal Numbers
Japan, after a couple of years of truly epic debt monetization, is heading back into recession. And because one of the main causes of the contraction is rising food prices, further monetary ease apparently isn’t an option.
The Dumb Money Is Doing Something Smart
It’s interesting to hear that retail investors are departing from the script in 2015. Instead of piling in at the very top, they’ve greeted year six of this steady, robust bull market with a financial slap in the face...
Can You Imagine The Fed Raising Rates In This World? Currency Crisis Edition
A month ago China’s stock bubble was bursting and Greece was imploding. Yet the US Fed, in a violation of both headline sentiment and common sense, was still promising to raise interest rates come September.
Are Collectible Coins The Best Way To Own Gold After All?
One of the most common pieces of advice in the gold-bug world is to get as much metal as possible for your money, which means buying bullion rather than rare (i.e., numismatic or collectible) coins.
China About To Make History — Again
Whatever it does, China’s next step will have to be commensurate with the size of the country’s recent malinvestment, which is to say gargantuan.
Big Media Stocks Tank, Almost Nothing Left To Support The Market
S&P 500 index has fallen by 11% in the past two days, led by Disney (DIS) and Viacom (VIAB), which are down 12% and 18% respectively.
Faced With “Significant Deterioration,” Fed Begins Its Rate Hike Walk-Back
Based on current trends, it is now likely that US rates will not just decline in 2016 but will join those of Switzerland and Germany in negative territory. The experiment continues.
Here Comes The Next Trillion-Dollar Bailout
The currencies of most major countries aren’t backed by anything like the wealth that people and most governments assume. When the next bailout wave crests, the math will be deadly for the yen, euro and dollar.
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