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Founded in Paris in 1999 by Bill Bonner and Addison Wiggin, as one of the world’s first email newsletters in the beginning of the Internet era, The Daily Reckoning is a pioneer in online publishing.

The Daily Reckoning provides over half a million subscribers with literary economic perspective, global market analysis, and contrarian investment ideas.

Published daily in six countries and three languages, each issue delivers a feature-length article by a senior member of the team and a guest essay from one of many leading thinkers and nationally acclaimed columnists.

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Investing in Gold Ahead of the Chinese

Dec 28, 2010| 

There are a lot of things in this world that I do not understand, and perhaps it is because of this persistent befuddlement that, for some mysterious reason,... Read »

Will France Be the Next Euro Nation to Fail?

Dec 21, 2010| 

Europe is falling apart and economies both small and large aren’t immune to fears of a meltdown. While Spain and Italy are getting the most attention, you also... Read »

The Effects of Central Banking on Gold and Paper Currencies

Dec 17, 2010| 

“When will the gold bubble burst?” CNBC’s Larry Kudlow wondered aloud this morning. A question to which your California editor would reply, “We know what... Read »

How $90 Oil Affects the Global Economy

Dec 16, 2010| 

With 10 shopping days before Christmas, it’s looking more and more likely: The holiday-season price of gasoline will top $3 a gallon for the first time. According... Read »

Private Sector Obliged to Work Off the Public Debt

Dec 14, 2010| 

I was idly reading The Economist magazine instead of working, or instead of taking a nap, when I saw their headline “The Mortgage Parallel,” which was kind... Read »

J.P. Morgan and the Great Silver Caper

Dec 8, 2010| 

There’s a lot of rumor, buzz, innuendo, chitchat and scuttlebutt about the precious metals markets these days. Most of the chitchat is about J.P. Morgan and... Read »

The Gross Mismanagement of Mexico’s Oil Industry

Dec 7, 2010| 1

Mexico should be rich. Instead, the country provides a disheartening example of what author P.J. O’Rourke might call “making nothing from everything.” We’ve... Read »

The Fed’s Misguided Beliefs About Currency Debasement

Dec 6, 2010| 

What does it mean? The chart above shows that the 30-year Treasury bond yield is now higher than the interest rate on 30-year mortgages. What does it mean? The... Read »

Consumer Price Inflation: The Wolf at the Door

Nov 29, 2010| 

I knew I was pretty sloshed when I started giggling about the perverse idiocy in which bankrupted governments wallow, as The Wall Street Journal had a nice headline... Read »

Buy Gold: It’s the Only Way to Combat Government Spending

Nov 24, 2010| 

I tried to tell my boss that my unexplained absence was because I was so Completely Freaked Out (CFO) that I didn’t know what to do all weekend except hide... Read »

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