Chris Lowe

Chris Lowe

In 2001, Chris began his career in London, England as an analyst for the international financial markets news agency Reuters.

He later became an investigative reporter in his native Ireland. He worked for The Phoenix magazine, covering the real estate boom and bust there in the mid-2000s.

In 2007, Chris decided to “go independent.” He became an analyst at The Agora, the publishing firm founded by Bill Bonner in 1979.

With Bonner & Partners publisher Will Bonner (Bill’s eldest son), Chris helped launch Agora’s first foray into the Latin American market – with a financial publishing project in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Now, his mission is to bring readers like you the best investing and wealth-protection ideas, insights, and recommendations from the Legacy Research team.

Chris also heads up Legacy Research’s daily e-letter, The Daily Cut. It’s a daily selection of the best ideas and recommendations from the Legacy team.

Chris is happiest when he’s traveling the world, tracking down opportunities for readers. He’s currently based in Lisbon, Portugal.

Recent Articles

Pentagon Testing Surveillance Balloons Across the U.S.

Owning the right tech stocks and holding them over the long run is critical if you’re serious about building wealth over the next decade.

China and Russia Building Out Network to Bypass U.S. Dollar

There’s another reason for the gold rally. It’s a plot by China and Russia to dethrone the U.S. dollar as the world’s No. 1 currency… and replace it with gold.

A Global Recession Has Likely Already Started

With the risk of a recession on the rise… our base case scenario is for U.S. stocks to enter a bear market within the next 12 months. As we’ll show you today, that recession will likely be global…

Use the “Rubber Band” to Profit in a Bear Market

Understanding this won’t just protect your wealth from turmoil in the stock market. It will also allow you to profit in a bear market… as those around you get slaughtered.

90% of Portfolio Performance Comes Down to Diversification

It’s possible the 10-year-old bull market keeps going a while longer. But that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t crash-proof your portfolio now.