John Rubino

We Owe How Much??

April 2, 2012 33 Comments

One of the problems with the debate over the “national debt” is that there’s no generally agreed upon definition of that term. Is it what

The Flaw In Europe’s Austerity Plan: Elections

March 29, 2012 27 Comments

Getting Europe’s mainstream politicians and appointed technocrats to agree to bailouts and austerity was actually the easy part. The real challenge for these guys will

Yet Another Make-Or-Break Week For Europe

February 5, 2012 19 Comments

Nobody really expects Greece to default on its debt and leave the eurozone. But Greek leaders do seem to be squeezing as much drama as

A Shrinking Trust Horizon — And Hard Times In The City

January 29, 2012 32 Comments

Nicole Foss, who under the pen name Stoneleigh co-edits the Automatic Earth website, just did a long-form interview with an Italian magazine where she lays

Why Isn’t Illinois A Bigger Story Than Greece?

January 22, 2012 81 Comments

As the Greek default (and it is a default no matter what they end up calling it) is finalized this week, the consensus seems to

What If Your Broker Goes Bust?

January 14, 2012 6 Comments

If investing seems harder than it used to, you’re not imagining things. U.S. stocks are down from a decade ago, the gold/silver miners haven’t kept

Complex Systems, Dysfunctional Industries, and Catastrophic Collapse

January 8, 2012 41 Comments

Over the holidays we tempted fate by booking a multi-stage plane trip … and ended up with cancelled flights, missed connections, and blank-faced airline employees

Welcome To The Third World, Part 4: Boomers Reap What They’ve Sown

December 19, 2011 1 Comment

It was fun while it lasted. We Baby Boomers got to diss our elders when we were young and borrow without restraint through middle-age. Few

This is Europe’s “Powerful” Plan?

December 8, 2011 18 Comments

Europe’s leaders have convened another summit meeting that will, they promise, put all the break-up speculation to bed once and for all. But the ideas

Make-Or-Break Week For Europe

November 27, 2011 25 Comments

The people buying bonds issued by Italy and Spain are clearly looking past the dysfunctional balance sheets and focusing on Germany’s reluctance to let a

Why Would Anyone Buy A Spanish Bond? Part 3

November 20, 2011 12 Comments

The Eurozone’s descent into chaos is starting to get repetitive — though with each iteration the numbers do get scarier. Back in 2010, for instance,

Welcome to the Third World, Part 3: Disappearing Pensions

November 8, 2011 23 Comments

One of the things that separate the “rich” world from the rest of humanity is the expectation that a lifetime of work is rewarded with

And You Thought the Real Estate Bust Was Over

November 7, 2011 18 Comments

This week all eyes are on Greece and Italy, which is reasonable since they’re likely to be pretty entertaining. But as incredible as it sounds,

Gold Miners Are Growth Stocks Now

November 3, 2011 11 Comments

Earnings season has, so far, been a mixed bag for most industries. But for gold and silver miners this is one for the record books.

Welcome To The Third World, Part 2: Real Lives

November 1, 2011 11 Comments

Yesterday’s Wall Street Journal devoted an entire page to the differences between today’s economy and a typical recovery: Slow Recovery Feels Like Recession Americans are

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John Rubino

We Owe How Much??

The Flaw In Europe’s Austerity Plan: Elections

Yet Another Make-Or-Break Week For Europe

A Shrinking Trust Horizon — And Hard Times In The City

Why Isn’t Illinois A Bigger Story Than Greece?

What If Your Broker Goes Bust?

Complex Systems, Dysfunctional Industries, and Catastrophic Collapse

Welcome To The Third World, Part 4: Boomers Reap What They’ve Sown

This is Europe’s “Powerful” Plan?

Make-Or-Break Week For Europe

Why Would Anyone Buy A Spanish Bond? Part 3

Welcome to the Third World, Part 3: Disappearing Pensions

And You Thought the Real Estate Bust Was Over

Gold Miners Are Growth Stocks Now

Welcome To The Third World, Part 2: Real Lives

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