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Doug Casey

Doug Casey

Contributor since: 26 Feb 2010

Biography

Doug Casey is a highly respected author, publisher and professional investor who graduated from Georgetown University in 1968.

Doug literally wrote the book on profiting from periods of economic turmoil: his book Crisis Investing spent multiple weeks as #1 on the New York Times bestseller list and became the best-selling financial book of 1980 with 438,640 copies sold; surpassing big-caliber names, like Free to Choose by Milton Friedman, The Real War by Richard Nixon, and Cosmos by Carl Sagan.

Then Doug broke the record with his next book, Strategic Investing, by receiving the largest advance ever paid for a financial book at the time. Interestingly enough, Doug's book The International Man was the most sold book in the history of Rhodesia.

He has been a featured guest on hundreds of radio and TV shows, including David Letterman, Merv Griffin, Charlie Rose, Phil Donahue, Regis Philbin, Maury Povich, NBC News and CNN; and has been the topic of numerous features in periodicals such as Time, Forbes, People, and the Washington Post.

  • What's Next for Silver?

    Published 21 August 2006 | viewed 4,393 times

    A lot has happened since publishing "Silver on Sale," in the June 2004 editionof our International Speculator. As predicted in that article, the price of…

  • Base Metals

    Published 11 August 2006 | viewed 5,556 times

    Many readers have asked us to update our comments on base metals, which we last addressed in any substantive way just over a year ago,…

  • Currency Regime Change

    Published 28 July 2006 | viewed 4,215 times

    There is a major change coming that will catch most investors by surprise: the end of the U.S. dollar as the de-facto world reserve currency.…

  • Rising Global Interest Rates Point to Good Times for Gold

    Published 20 July 2006 | viewed 4,358 times

    Interest rates around the globe are going up because inflation and default risk are going up. Lenders want to be compensated for the chance they…

  • Government Debt - Termites in the House

    Published 01 July 2006 | viewed 4,858 times

    As I write, gold has rebounded handsomely over the $600 mark, perhaps putting a stake through the heart of the recent steep correction. Or, perhaps…

  • Some Thoughts on Gold's Steep Correction

    Published 22 June 2006 | viewed 5,632 times

    Not surprisingly, gold's steep correction has generated some concern for resource stock investors. So let's take a look at the gold market. I figure the…

  • Make a Fortune on Russian Uranium

    Published 15 June 2006 | viewed 5,401 times

    Even though most natural resource investors are vaguely aware that Russia is important in energy markets, few appreciate just how big a stick that country…

  • The Greater Depression -- an Update

    Published 05 June 2006 | viewed 8,555 times

    I recently shared some updated thoughts on the prospects for a Greater Depression with readers of our International Speculator newsletter. Given the increasing levels of…

  • Gold Over $700: Too Much, Too Fast?

    Published 15 May 2006 | viewed 5,082 times

    Recently there was much ado about an ambitious Harvard student (a redundancy) who got caught with someone else's prose on her hands. So that I…

  • Seasons of Gold

    Published 29 April 2006 | viewed 5,287 times

    Long-term subscribers are already aware of a resource market phenomenon broadly referred to as the "quiet season," which we here at Casey Research tend to…

  • The Secret Oil Sands

    Published 12 April 2006 | viewed 6,582 times

    Everyone is telling you these days that the Canadian oil sands are the place to invest. Some commentators are talking about how the oil sands…

  • Trouble Ahead for Junior Uranium?

    Published 24 March 2006 | viewed 4,467 times

    As Casey readers know, I've been bullish on uranium for almost eight years now. And despite the fact that uranium has more than tripled, I…

  • Migrating Canadian Companies

    Published 10 March 2006 | viewed 5,420 times

    One of the most frequent questions from U.S.-based investors we get here at Casey Research is: "How do I buy Canadian stocks?" Approximately 80% of…

  • Understanding Nevada's Emerging Gold Plays

    Published 25 February 2006 | viewed 5,440 times

    If Nevada was a separate country, it would rank as the world's #3 gold producer, with most of that production coming from the Carlin trend…

  • What Will Happen to Gold Shares in a Crashing U.S. Stock Market?

    Published 25 January 2006 | viewed 7,407 times

    As some of you probably already know, there are a multitude of reasons why I believe the broader stock markets are about to meet a…

  • Outlook for 2006

    Published 13 January 2006 | viewed 5,811 times

    What will 2006 be like? Let me set the mood with my favorite Einstein joke. Einstein dies and goes to heaven. Since heaven, for obvious…