Bill Bonner, President of Agora Publishing and writing for The Daily Reckoning, UK Edition, takes advantage of the holiday lull to examine the current state of gold – amidst all its ups and downs.

Bill Bonner, c0-author of The New Empire of Debt and daily columnist for The Daily Reckoning, UK Edition, offers his analysis on the state of the global economy.

Bill Bonner, venerable voice of reason and co-author of The New Empire of Debt, brings a tongue-in-cheek look at inflation in the new U.S. economy for The Daily Reckoning, UK Edition.

Bill Bonner, resident voice of reason and chief columnist for The Daily Reckoning, UK Edition, analyzes this past week’s actions in the gold market, including its relationship to U.S. stocks activity.

Resident GoldBug at The Daily Reckoning, UK Edition, Bill Bonner offers his analysis of gold, the stock market and the end of the depression.

Chuck Butler, President of EverBank® World Markets, reviews this week’s currency exchange situation – including the state of gold, the Brazilian real, the Reserve Bank of Australia’s upcoming meeting and the position of China’s renminbi – for The Daily Reckoning.

Bill Bonner, resident Cassandra at The Daily Reckoning, UK, analyzes the potential impacts of last week’s announcement from Dubai World on the world’s economies.

“Beyond the Crisis… With most of the world’s economies officially out of recession, the FT launches a series examining the legacy of worst global economic crisis since the 1930s,” says the FT. But according to the figures below the headline, the crisis wasn’t so bad. The US economy walked backward only 3.5%. Now, it’s making progress again.

The FT editors should keep their eyes on the road. The ‘recession’ did more damage than they think. And it isn’t over… There’s more trouble ahead.

Rob Parenteau, currency and credit markets expert, and editor of The Richebacher letter, analyzes the current state of the economy, as represented by retail sales. Can retail really drive the recovery?

Bill Bonner, venerable voice of reason (with a touch of doom), at The Daily Recokoning, looks long term at gold, the markets, and the end of the depression.