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Bill Bonner,
Kevin Kerr,
Chris Mayer,
Justice Litle,
Dan Denning,
Kurt Richebächer,
Addison Wiggin,
Chris Gaffney,
James Boric,
Dan Amoss,
Sala Kannan,
Bryon King,
Richard Daughty,
Greg Guenthner,
Carl Waynberg, &
Christopher Hancock
ARCHIVED ARTICLES for Bill Bonner, Editor
09/14/2007 Requiem for an Economist
07/12/2007 Mortgage Backed Temptation
07/06/2007 Market Made Shock Wave
06/12/2007 The Million-Eyed Mark
05/22/2007 The Lower Depths of the Oil Crisis
05/04/2007 The Deceitful Equal Opportunity Market
04/27/2007 Dollar Fights Dow for Importance Supremacy
03/30/2007 Alpha Dogs
03/16/2007 Loans From Hell
03/02/2007 Money Matters That Matter to Money
03/02/2007 Normal Markets
02/02/2007 Confessions of a Newsletter Man
12/02/2006 Little Big Bubbles
11/20/2006 What We Don't Know
10/27/2006 Iowa Jima
10/13/2006 The Coming Correction w/Addison Wiggin
09/22/2006 Hedge, I win... Fails, You Lose
09/15/2006 Liar's Loans
09/08/2006 Festering Dudgeon
01/27/2006 The Butch Cassidy of Banking
01/20/2006 I, Greenspan
11/04/2005 Looking Up...Down on the Pampas
05/02/2005 A Thousand Clowns
03/18/2005 Deficit Disorders
Bill Bonner is the founder and editor of The Daily Reckoning. He is also the author, with Addison Wiggin, of The Wall Street Journal best seller Financial Reckoning Day: Surviving the Soft Depression of the 21st Century (John Wiley & Sons).
ARCHIVED ARTICLES for Kevin Kerr, Contributor
04/27/2007 Overcoming the Fear Factor
03/30/2007 To Spread or Not to Spread
03/23/2007 Filtering Out the Noise
03/16/2007 Forecast: Partly Cloudy
03/09/2007 Not Your Grandfather's Commodities Market
02/23/2007 Trial by Fire
02/09/2007 Resources Naturally
03/03/2006 Radioactive Profits
01/27/2006 Strong-Arming the Seesaw
11/21/2005 Greed Is Good! Or Is It?
07/29/2005 Red Storm Rising
Kevin Kerr is the editor of two highly successful and acclaimed financial advisory newsletters, Resource Trader Alert and Outstanding Investments.
ARCHIVED ARTICLES for Chris Mayer, Contributor
05/24/2007 Asia's New Silk Road
03/30/2007 India - Now What?
02/23/2007 The Key to the Commodity Boom
01/27/2007 The Perfect Storm in Power
01/06/2007 The World's Push for Power
12/12/2006 No Refuge in the Herd
11/20/2006 Global Treasure Hunting
10/13/2006 The Paris of South America
09/15/2006 The Consequences of Blistering Summer
09/08/2006 Shadow Statistics
12/09/2005 The Gold Standard Gets No Respect
10/14/2005 The Booming 51st State
03/28/2005 The Decay of Paper Currency
Chris Mayer is a veteran of the banking industry, specifically in the area of corporate lending. A financial writer since 1998, Mr. Mayer’s essays have appeared in a wide variety of publications, from the Mises.org Daily Article series to here in The Daily Reckoning.
ARCHIVED ARTICLES for Justice Litle, Contributor
01/19/2007 Amusing Predictions
01/06/2007 A Healthy Glow
12/12/2006 Not So Benign Conspiracies
09/22/2006 Peak Performer
02/05/2005 Panem Et Circenses
11/04/2005 The Dollar Hit Parade
10/14/2005 In the Aftermath, Part II
10/14/2005 In the Aftermath, Part I
09/23/2005 A Fool and His Money
09/16/2005 Ready to Run
05/13/2005 Financial Madness
03/18/2005 Living in Interesting Times
03/11/2005 The Dragon Is Ravenous
Justice Litle is an editor of Outstanding Investments, ranked number one by Hulbert's Financial Digest for total return performance over the past five years.
ARCHIVED ARTICLES for Dan Denning, Contributor
04/27/2007 China Resources Boom Only Just Beginning
03/02/2007 Japanica!
02/10/2006 Life During Wartime
01/06/2006 Great Expectations
09/23/2005 Castles in the Air
07/29/2005 Decapitation Strategy
07/16/2005 Energy's Liquid Future
07/01/2005 The New Serfdom
07/01/2005 Financial Terrorism
06/03/2005 Less to the Dollar Than Meets the Eye
04/11/2005 The Energy Revolution Intensifies
Dan Denning is the editor of The Daily Reckoning Australia. He’s also the author of 2005’s best-selling The Bull Hunter (John Wiley & Sons), and spent five years as editor of Strategic Investment, one of the most respected “big-picture” investment newsletters on the market.
ARCHIVED ARTICLES for the late Kurt Richebächer, Contributor
03/23/2007 An Unprecedented Speculative Spree
02/02/2007 Corporate America to the Rescue?
12/15/2006 Monetary Anarchy
11/20/2006 Suicidal Trade Deficit
10/27/2006 Restructuring the U.S. Economy- Downward
09/15/2006 A Tightening Farce
09/16/2005 The Fed's Wild Imagination
06/24/2005 Crippling "Wealth"
04/22/2005 The Great Wealth Deception
Dr. Kurt Richebächer was the editor of The Richebächer Letter. Former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker once said: "Sometimes I think that the job of central bankers is to prove Kurt Richebächer wrong." He passed away in August 2007, at the age of 88.
ARCHIVED ARTICLES for Addison Wiggin, Contributor
06/30/2007 Pathological Consumption
12/12/2006 The Dismal History of Phony Money
12/01/2006 Bretton Woods
09/08/2006 From Know-how to Nowhere
08/19/2005 A Modern Dilemma
05/02/2005 The Story of Energy
Addison Wiggin is the editorial director and publisher of The Daily Reckoning. Mr. Wiggin is also the author, with Bill Bonner, of the international bestseller "Financial Reckoning Day" and the upcoming thriller "Empire of Debt."
ARCHIVED ARTICLES for Chris Gaffney, Contributor
07/06/2007 Waiting on the Central Banks
06/30/2007 FOMC In Fairytale Land
06/20/2007 Worst Housing Market Since the Depression
06/12/2007 Range Bound in the U.S.
05/04/2007 Manufacturing Continues to Surprise
Chris Gaffney has been involved in investment services since 1987 and is director of sales for structured products at EverBank World Markets. He is a Chartered Financial Analyst and also holds degrees in accounting and finance from Washington University in St. Louis.
ARCHIVED ARTICLES for James Boric, Contributor
12/01/2006 A Day That Will Go Down In History
09/08/2006 Garage Stocks Leading the Market
05/02/2005 Ahead of the Herd
James Boric is editor of the small cap advisory letter Penny Stock Fortunes, where he looks for great companies at penny stock prices.
ARCHIVED ARTICLES for Dan Amoss, Contributor
04/15/2007 The Alchemist of the Oil Patch
03/16/2007 Paper Money Is a Claim on Wealth
02/09/2007 Who's Been Sleeping In Our Beds?
Dan Amoss, CFA is managing editor for Strategic Investment and a contributing editor for Whiskey & Gunpowder.
ARCHIVED ARTICLES for Sala Kannan, Contributor
09/30/2005 Big, Big Pockets
06/24/2005 Trading Like a Seventh-Grader
Born in India and a graduate of the University of Cambridge, Sala Kannan boasts connections with economists and industry insiders worldwide.
ARCHIVED ARTICLES for Bryon King, Contributor
09/22/2006 The Nature of Disaster
03/18/2005 Barrels of Oil, Miles of Mud
Byron King currently serves as an attorney in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He received his Juris Doctor from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law in 1981 and is a cum laude graduate of Harvard University.
ARCHIVED ARTICLES for Richard Daughty, Contributor
09/14/2007 Money Won't Supply Your Soup Spoon
Richard Daughty is general partner and COO for Smith Consultant Group, serving the financial and medical communities, and the editor of The Mogambo Guru economic newsletter - an avocational exercise to heap disrespect on those who desperately deserve it.
ARCHIVED ARTICLES for Greg Guenthner, Contributor
02/23/2007 The Great Eight and the Blue Chip Myth
Former beat reporter Greg Guenthneruses his newsroom experience to dig up the hard-to-find headlines that could lead to big gains for your penny stock portfolio.
ARCHIVED ARTICLES for Carl Waynberg, Contributor
09/23/2005 Is Copper Popping Its Top?
Carl Waynberg is editor of The GRIP, a contrarian investment strategy supported by reams of scientific evidence. The GRIP targets young companies of solid value trading in America's overlooked small cap exchanges.
ARCHIVED ARTICLES for Christopher Hancock, Contributor
05/22/2007 It's Never Different This Time
Christopher Hancock has spent the last two years doing investment research primarily focused on emerging markets, specifically China and Hong Kong. His desire to work for an independent firm led him to Agora Financial, where he now is the editor of Free Market Investor.
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