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John Rubino

John Rubino

Contributor since: 26 Feb 2010

Biography

John Rubino edits DollarCollapse.com and has authored or co-authored five books, including The Money Bubble: What To Do Before It Pops, Clean Money: Picking Winners in the Green Tech Boom, The Collapse of the Dollar and How to Profit From It, and How to Profit from the Coming Real Estate Bust. After earning a Finance MBA from New York University, he spent the 1980s on Wall Street, as a currency trader, equity analyst and junk bond analyst. During the 1990s he was a featured columnist with TheStreet.com and a frequent contributor to Individual Investor, Online Investor, and Consumers Digest, among many other publications. He now writes for CFA Magazine.

  • If Other Gold Miners Can Do What Newmont Just Did, Look Out

    Published 26 April 2015 | viewed 0 times

    The past few years have been brutal for the gold miners, most of which brought it on themselves by starting new, high-cost mines just in…

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    Published 24 April 2015 | viewed 0 times

    Government statistics are always suspect, for at least one obvious reason: Modern economies are way too big and complex to measure in real-time. So virtually…

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    Published 23 April 2015 | viewed 0 times

    In 2005 a New Jersey car dealer named Chris Duane started questioning the system that let his customers borrow ridiculous amounts of money to buy…

  • When All News Is Bad News

    Published 21 April 2015 | viewed 0 times

    One of the defining traits of financial bubbles is the willingness of traders and investors to interpret pretty much everything as a buy signal. Rising…

  • De-Dollarization

    Published 20 April 2015 | viewed 0 times

    with John Rubino & Gordon T Long Published 04-20-15 35 Minute Video It Begins! John Rubino and Gordon T Long discuss the status of global…

  • Is The Credibility Bubble Bursting?

    Published 19 April 2015 | viewed 0 times

    In a fiat currency system, perception is, by definition, everything. Paper money has no intrinsic value. So the people saving it and accepting it in…

  • 2007 All Over Again? Let Us Count The Ways (And Remember What Happened Then)

    Published 17 April 2015 | viewed 0 times

    There's a journalistic sub-genre that might be called "The Highest/Lowest Since XXX," in which a reporter takes a current statistic and illustrates (often with snazzy…

  • Is A Trap About To Be Sprung?

    Published 16 April 2015 | viewed 0 times

    New York artist Stephen Green's latest painting, DemandedDislocation, combines current affairs irony with a deeply sad vision of the future. Note the workers protesting for…

  • OPEC Going Broke, Dumping Dollars. Is That Good Or Bad?

    Published 15 April 2015 | viewed 0 times

    When oil prices fell out of bed last winter there was much hand-wringing over the fate of the former beneficiaries of high-priced crude. Trillions of…

  • Welcome To The Currency War, China Edition

    Published 12 April 2015 | viewed 0 times

    Here's one for the "seriously, you're surprised?" file: China pegs its currency, the yuan, to the dollar, the dollar soars, taking the yuan with it...and…

  • What Gold's Bull Market (That's Right, Bull Market) Means For Miners

    Published 12 April 2015 | viewed 0 times

    One of the oddities of floating exchange rates is that they cause people to view the world in terms of their own national currency. For…

  • GE Gets Out At The Top

    Published 10 April 2015 | viewed 0 times

    Back in the early 2000s, General Electric -- previously known as the world's biggest, best managed maker of cool, useful things like jet engines and…

  • More Scary Numbers

    Published 06 April 2015 | viewed 0 times

    The list of things hitting cyclical peaks gets longer every day. Besides the nominal amounts (debt, derivatives, money supply) that are now at all-time highs,…

  • Is The Whole World Slowing Down?

    Published 04 April 2015 | viewed 0 times

    That stats just keep getting stranger and, if you're a policymaker or an investor, scarier. According to a (now widely publicized) McKinsey & Co study,…

  • Clueless In The Middle East

    Published 01 April 2015 | viewed 0 times

    Starting with the CIA's overthrow (and some would say murder) of Iran's democratically-elected president in the 1950s and continuing through our serial invasions of Iraq…

  • Why We Feel So Poor, In Two Charts

    Published 29 March 2015 | viewed 0 times

    Among the many things that mystify economists these days, the biggest might be the lingering perception, despite six years of ostensible recovery, that the average…

  • Surprises and Disappointments Begin!

    Published 24 March 2015 | viewed 0 times

    With John Rubino & Gordon T Long 36 Minute Video John Rubino and Gordon T Long discuss the overwhelming number of negative economic surprises and…

  • We're All Hedge Funds Now, Part 2: Tech Startups and Nigerian Bonds

    Published 23 March 2015 | viewed 0 times

    Watching formerly risk-averse investors adapt to a negative interest rate world is almost as much fun as watching Europe try to keep Greece and Germany…

  • We're All Hedge Funds Now

    Published 20 March 2015 | viewed 0 times

    As negative interest rates spread from Switzerland, Japan and Germany to the rest of the developed world, people with money to invest face some life-defining…

  • We're Very Disappointed In You!

    Published 17 March 2015 | viewed 0 times

    Another day, another "unexpectedly" bad economic report. Lately it seems like a lot of what US government statisticians say comes as an unpleasant surprise for…