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Nationalised Banking System Will Come from Global Market Rout

The situation in the financial markets has not improved over night. In fact, the crisis seems to be accelerating. But toward what? In the share market, we had a look back on the 2003 low on the ASX. On March 12, 2003 the index closed at 2,673. If the rally that began the next day and ended in October of last year was really just a multi-year rally in the midst of a secular bear market, you have to ask whether the 2003 low will be tested. Dan Denning | October 10th, 2008 | Continued feature photo Feature Article

Welcome to Murphy’s Market

If you sold out of the stock market last year – or even back in June or early July 2008 – you probably feel pretty good right now. And if you took the cash and spread it around to a group of well-run banks, so as to take advantage of the FDIC insurance, then you must be feeling fine. Read no further. Take the rest of the day off. But if you still have some skin in the game, you’ll want to hear what Byron King has to say… Byron King | October 10th, 2008 | Continued feature photo Feature Article

Politics and Investment Intertwined

The credit crisis came at the weakest possible moment of the American political cycle, the last period of an outgoing Presidency. The first serious sign that subprime mortgages were toxic came in the middle of 2007, approximately six months before the start of the 2008 primaries. The first crisis came in August 2007. When the President put the Paulson Bill to Congress, his authority was at its lowest, and he initially failed to persuade Congress to pass the Bill… William Rees-Mogg | October 9th, 2008 | Continued feature photo Feature Article

The Price of Gold Stocks in January 2012

Gold Rockets Past $5,000 in Heavy Trading. Jan. 21, 2012 (AP ) For the fifteenth straight day, the price of gold rose on record-setting volume, reaching a milestone few believed possible just a few short years ago. Roaring inflation and a fading U.S. dollar, combined with the continuing stress and uncertainty of World War III, pushed gold past the psychological barrier of $5,000 (to gold bugs, the “Big Nickel”), to close at $5,108 per ounce. Jeff Clark | October 9th, 2008 | Continued

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The Daily Reckoning offers an independent and critical perspective on the Australian and global investment markets. We do not propose to tell you what the news is. You can find that out anywhere for free. Instead, we try and tell you what news is worth paying attention to and what it might mean for your money.Five times a week you’ll receive world-class investment, geopolitical and most important of all-practical insight into the best investment ideas not covered by mainstream sources.Slightly offbeat and far from institutional, The Daily Reckoning delivers you straight-forward, humorous, and useful investment insights from a world wide network of analysts, contrarians, and successful investors. Read More Feature Articles 1 2 3 4 About this Site var my_glider = new Glider('my-glider', {duration:0.5, autoGlide:true, frequency:8}); Recent Articles post thumbnail

One in Six Homeowners is Underwater

About 75.5 million U.S. households own the homes they live in. After a housing slump that has pushed values down 30% in some areas, roughly 12 million households… 10Oct2008 | Bill Bonner | 0 comments | Continued post thumbnail

A Brief Lesson in Sarah Palinese

Finally, we rise to the defense of a dumbbell. We like Sarah Palin; we don’t know what she is talking about. But she is the only candidate we can’t make fun of it for. 9Oct2008 | Bill Bonner | 1 comment | Continued post thumbnail

Fractional Banking and Our Own Emotions Are Working Against Us

This morning, walking to work, your editor was worried. The end of the world might not be as pleasant as he had hoped. These worries almost turned him into the latest victim of the credit crunch. That is to say, he almost got arrested… 9Oct2008 | Bill Bonner | 1 comment | Continued post thumbnail

Stocks in a Free-Fall

After such a big drop, you’d expect a big bounce. But not Tuesday. Stocks just kept falling, with the Dow down another 508 points… 9Oct2008 | Bill Bonner | 0 comments | Continued post thumbnail

CRB Commodities Index Has Largest Decline in 50 Years

While the RBA rate cut is good news for the Aussie share market, the utter collapse in global commodity prices is not. This week the CRB commodities index fell the most in over 50 years—the most ever in such a short period. What is going on and where will commodity prices go from here? Three factors have contributed to the huge reversal in resource prices. First is the global rush to cash. Investors have voluntarily liquidated positions they’ve held for years in order to be in cash. 8Oct2008 | Dan Denning | 2 comments | Continued post thumbnail

RBA Rate Cut Does Little to Unlock Credit Market

“Rally to me,” said Glenn Stevens. And investors did. The RBA rate cut WAS a full percentage point as we speculated yesterday. And it certainly did make a splash. Economists loved it. The critics praised it. And investors “huzzahed” the ASX 200 up nearly two percent on a day when the rest of the globe quaked in fear. What has changed? The bank has shifted from being worried about inflation to being worried about recession. A credit crunch? 8Oct2008 | Dan Denning | 4 comments | Continued Older Entries Subscribe to the Daily Reckoning

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Gold falls as investors raise cash. A panic just isn't what it used to be is it. charles | 11Oct08 | More I agree that the energy sector will be a good place to be, but not until the market crash is ...Curt | 11Oct08 | More This is just an article that shows how selfish the american society is becaming. This is not a USA problem ...Claudia Bueso | 10Oct08 | More Post-Crisis Rally, Retracement and Major Rally The discount rate cut from 4% to 3.5%, in response to an international financial crisis, ...watcher7 | 10Oct08 | More Great article, but it omits a couple of things: 1) Why is silver depressed. Other articles point to market manipulation ...Rick | 10Oct08 | More Be careful what you wish for....I would love to see a $5000 gold price but not at the expense of ...Mark T | 10Oct08 | More "the United States was unable to give the leadership which the financial world expected..." I would hazard to say, the world ...ralph hill | 10Oct08 | More A Gold Bugs dream! :) Steven Shaw | 10Oct08 | More ..wealth is the feeling of ease you acquire when you are comfortable with your place in the pecking order, you ...mike | 10Oct08 | More I know Mr Editor, I feel like too. And we are the lucky ones who know what's going on. No ...christina | 10Oct08 | More

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