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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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A Complete Britshow
Three PMs in as many months, a bond market meltdown, trouble at the Bank of England and plenty more...
"Que Meta!"
Amazon plummeted nearly 10% after Thursday’s third quarter results forecast a dreary outlook for the rest of the year. This was after Meta, Alphabet and Microsoft all tanked on earnings earlier in the week. 
A Cold Day In Hell
A look at what happens when vernacular economies break down.
Peak Rates?
Recession... record inflation... an energy crisis... the threat of nuclear war... even trouble in Twitlandia... it seems nothing could sour market euphoria Friday as stocks capped off their best week since June, rallying hard into the close.
The Bottom Of The Barrel
Inflation, goes the old joke, is when you pay fifteen dollars for the ten-dollar haircut you used to get for five dollars when you still had hair.
"A Very Slight Recession"
How investors are betting on the possibilities varies from day to day.
A Multi-Stage Disaster
"Transitory" inflation remains persistent as investors look for the next shoe to drop.
Gilty Finking
BlackRock's liabilities, the Bank of England's pivot and the folly of fake rates...
A Crude Investment
Oil pops as the perfect storm in energy sends prices soaring into the coming winter...
Bubble, Bubble Toil And Trouble
Like a hell-broth boil, the Fed's potion brought forth all manner of wicked distortions
It's YODO Time!
A U-turn by the Fed won’t take you back where you started. It’s just a different route to hell.  
U-Turn Ahead?
Pressure mounts on the Fed to return to the path of recklessness and freebie finance.
A Jolly Mess
Sabotaged pipelines, sinking stocks, savage storms, and other tales from the new abnormal.
A Tale Of Two Englands
London is distracted. It isn’t money troubles that weighed on the minds of our English colleagues. For the first time in their lives, they have a new monarch.
Mr Powell: Iron Man?
For now, the Fed is sticking with its rate hikes. And investors seem to be waking up to what that will mean.
Bonds, Lame Bonds
The most important story in finance was hardly mentioned in the popular press, but Bloomberg is on the case: ‘Global Bonds Tumble into Their First Bear Market in a Generation.'
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