Bill Bonner
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Confusing Gradual Bankruptcy with Economic Recovery
We have a wintry landscape here in Baltimore…or what is left of one. But forget the weather, happy days are here again. At least, that is what you might think... Read »
Is Gold Washed Up?
A stitch in time… Okay… We have left 2011 behind. We are rid of it forever. It won’t come back. Never. Not even if the universe lasts a million years, we will... Read »
Misunderstanding Capitalism
As expected, the euphoria died overnight. On Wednesday, the Dow was up nearly 500 points. Thursday, it fell 23 points. More and more people are coming to the same... Read »
Is the Great Correction Still Underway?
Yes it is! The Wall Street Journal reports: Consumers continued to cut debt levels in the third quarter, largely as they pulled back from the housing market again,... Read »
The Staying Power of Debt
The markets were enlivened yesterday by thoughts of the holidays. ‘Santa’s coming,’ said investors as the Dow rose 291 points. The bright lights and garlands... Read »
Tracking the Government’s Plans to Save the Economy
Plan A doesn’t work…neither does Plan Z. Last week ended with a whimper and a bang. Stock markets whimpered. Investors didn’t know what to think. And nothing... Read »
More Questions Emerge as the Debt Crisis Continues
Europe falls apart. Dow down again — 134 points. Oil back below $100. We’re back in the USA after 5 months in Europe. What a delight it was to be Europe. It’s... Read »
Goldman to the Rescue!
More pieces are coming together. Day by day, the puzzle takes shape. Not a pretty picture. An epic battle is taking place. Between the forces of… …inflation... Read »
How Greece and Italy Can Avoid a Deep Recession
You say Papandreou I say Papademos Let’s call the whole thing off! How many dear readers have any idea what that little ditty is about? You have to be a certain... Read »
Are Markets Finally Heading the Right Direction?
Security was unusually heavy at the Eurostar terminal in Paris yesterday. Police roamed the halls and corridors. Long lines formed as baggage and passports were... Read »







