Baltimore – (TFN): Hallelujah, the markets work! You have no idea how happy I was this morning when I opened the Wall Street Journal and found an article detailing Goldman Sachs shareholder anger at the recent bonus payouts. Now, I don’t care who makes [More...]

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Lord William Rees-Mogg, driving force behind the biweekly Fleet Street Invest newlsetter, analyzes the current state of the dollar, the euro and the future of gold – and why it will always be an attractive, tangible asset. Lord William Rees-Mogg (Fleet [More...]

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Chuck Butler, regular analyst at The Daily Reckoning, offers an analysis of why the ‘Audit the Fed’ amendment to a $200 billion deficit plan spooked the currencies markets this week. Chuck Butler (The Daily Reckoning): As I checked the currencies [More...]

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Don Miller, Associate Editor of Money Morning, reviews the process and implications of the Fed’s possible plan for raising intereste rates without actually raising the rate itself. Don Miller (Money Morning): The U.S. Federal Reserve may take an [More...]

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Baltimore — (TFN): I am starting to sound like a broken record, bashing the actions of our government every day for the last week, but I don’t care. What these ignoramuses are doing is simply criminal. It is becoming more and more apparent that today’s [More...]

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Resident voice of reason at The Daily Reckoning, Bill Bonner takes a hard look at Goldman Sachs and replaces jealousy with admiration. “We pick up sword and shield, ready to fight for Goldman, after reading the Financial Times. The FT has devoted a whole [More...]

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Doug Hornig, senior prognosticator at The Casey Report, analyzes the alarming trend of U.S. federal debt and its future implications. “I have always depended on the kindness of strangers,” said Blanche DuBois, in the final words of the play A Streetcar [More...]

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Baltimore — (TFN): Some good friends of mine recently took their TV out to their front yard, put two high-brass shells in their 12 gauge and pulled the trigger.  They rendered the hunk of glass and plastic useless. Called it Alaskan waste [More...]

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Money Morning’s Keith Fitz-Gerald brings us a sobering look at investing in gold. If there is a moral to the story, it’s that nothing is what it seems anymore – not even gold. Keith Fitz-Gerald (Money Morning): Millions of investors who bought gold in [More...]

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The Daily Reckoning’s Puru Saxena examines the ends of U.S. debt and the shifting economic balance of world power to China. Puru Saxena The Daily Reckoning The 19th century belonged to Britain, the 20th century belonged to America and in the 21st [More...]

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