The Daily Reckoning May 17th
A New Spin on the Old Oil War One of the main stories not being told about today’s oil market is…
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U.S. Shale Gale vs. the Debt Leviathan The wind was blowing so hard on the banks of the River Thames we…
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The Empire’s Next Effort to Extract Your Wealth Since before the tech bust, we’ve been suggesting that while Americans “think” they’re…
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When Debt Becomes a Problem Last month, I wrote about the current debate over the 2010 paper by Ken Rogoff and…
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GAO: Serious Cuts, Tax Increases Possible Due to Health Care, Pension Costs People will be paying more and getting less from…
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Does Innovation Require the Patent Office? Two years ago, I spoke to a gentlemen who had started and sold four companies.…
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Get Your Assets Out of Dodge, Part I Louis: Doug, we’re getting a lot of questions from readers on how to follow…
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Super-Antifragilistic The more you try to de-risk a system, the more accident-prone it becomes, and the more damaging the accidents are.…
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Smoking TNT and Drinking Daynamite, or Business as Usual The Hydra of Greek myth is a many-headed serpent with a bad…
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The Return of the Worldwide Crack Up Boom [A Daily Reckoning classique, originally broadcast on June 27, 2007...] A kiss is still…
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This Car Won’t Move The latest unemployment data reveal the hope and tragedy of the American economic plight. Cheers went up…
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Debunking the Myth of “Good Debt” On Friday, a CNBC.com headline blared, “Job Picture Looks Bleak for 2013 College Grads.” That much…
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The Seen and the Unseen in Gun Control The heinous shootings by young people at public schools around the country have…
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On the Value of Information It has become tradition at La Estancia de Cafayate for Casey Research to host an intimate…
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The Eagles Have Fled The U.S. Mint has been cleaned out of 1/10th-ounce Gold Eagles. So far this month, 85,000 of…
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Sailor Tales From the Bitcoin Seas As someone who only recently dived into the rocky Bitcoin waters — and discovered a…
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A Case of the Mondays “In the first quarter of 2012,” read the statement issued before this morning’s open, “Caterpillar dealers…
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Trees Don’t Grow Gold If you’re the sort of person who keeps a diary, put a star in the corner of…
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Gold Sell-off Update: 4 Things Investors Need to Know So far, 2013 isn’t proving much fun, despite fresh eurozone crisis, plus…
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