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Addison Wiggin

Affiliation: Agora Financial

Addison Wiggin is the editorial director of The Daily Reckoning, and executive publisher of Agora Financial, a multi-million dollar financial research firm and publishing group based in Baltimore, Maryland. His second edition of The Demise of the Dollar… and Why it’s Even Better for Your Investments was just fully revised and updated.

He is also the executive producer of and a writer of I.O.U.S.A. a feature length documentary film nominated for the Grand Jury prize at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival. The film is inspired by the international bestsellers Financial Reckoning Day and Empire of Debt, which he coauthored with Bill Bonner.

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Addison Wiggin's Latest Articles | 74

When Gold Becomes Money Again

Mar 30, 2011| 

On the night our documentary I.O.U.S.A. made its nationwide premiere in August 2008, the film was followed up by a live panel discussion, broadcast via satellite.... Read »

Crisis? What Crisis?

Mar 2, 2011| 

Loyalists and rebels in Libya are fighting it out over the town of Brega. That’s one of five export terminals in the east of the country. Two US warships loom... Read »

World’s Top Oil Exporters

Feb 22, 2011| 

Tunisia? Nah, not so much. Egypt? Meh. Bahrain? Almost. It took Libya to really get a rise out of the markets. Or a fall, depending on what asset class you’re... Read »

Uncle Sam Is the Housing Market

Feb 11, 2011| 

When it comes to clinging to an outmoded paradigm in the face of public anger and all evidence to the contrary… Hosni Mubarak has nothing on the US Treasury.... Read »

Fed to Monetize MOST of the U.S. Debt

Jan 27, 2011| 

We begin today with a confession. We have grievously erred. Ironically, it was a government agency (gasp, nooo!) that highlighted our error. We were trying to get... Read »

When Rising Food and Energy Prices Begin to Wreak Havoc

Jan 18, 2011| 

This morning, we see Britain’s consumer price index grew in December to an annualized 3.7%. Fuel prices are growing at their fastest pace since July, and food... Read »

Why 2011 Won’t be Much Better for the Housing Market

Jan 13, 2011| 1

Home prices have now fallen farther from their peak than happened during the Great Depression. Sorting through the news this morning, we detect a common thread:... Read »

How Much is Facebook Really Worth?

Jan 3, 2011| 2

Welcome to 2011… Early this morning, we learned Goldman Sachs and a Russian firm called Digital Sky Technologies have pumped $500 million into Facebook. The... Read »

Global Economic Growth Doubles in 10 Years

Dec 23, 2010| 1

Here’s an interesting thought for you to chew on during your Christmas dinner. The world economy, following the global recession and financial crisis, is almost... Read »

The Government’s Inflation… and Yours

Dec 15, 2010| 

Consumer prices rose 0.1% in November…and less than a percent over the past year. If you strip out food and energy – which government number crunchers do,... Read »

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