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Copywriters w/ Coffee Talking Copy: Bill Bonner

2021-03-21

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Copywriters w/ Coffee Talking Copy call with Guest Spotlight Bill Bonner

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Bill Bonner Predicts the APOCALYPSE — preston reacts

2020-08-24

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In this first episode, preston reacts to Bill Bonner and his scammy videos and websites. THANKS FOR WATCHING! Follow FPP on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/fortpierproductions/ Check us out on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/fortpierproductions/

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Trading the Dow Gold Ratio. Bill Bonner’s Dow Gold Trading Strategy: From 10oz to $8m+

2020-05-31

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The Dow Gold ratio can be used as a key trading tool and Bill Bonner’s approach offers possibly the easiest trading strategy to undertake. Now this isn’t one for gold bugs or anyone that has an outright aversion to stocks. Yet, the performance that this strategy offers has an impressive track record over the course …

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Interview: La crise planifiée par nos élites mondiales, Jim Rickards/Bill Bonner. Publications Agora

2020-04-13

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Ne déposez pas UN SEUL CENTIME sur votre compte en banque avant d’avoir lu ce livre : https://pro.publications-agora.fr/m/990250 La Bourse au Quotidien : http://labourseauquotidien.fr Suivre la BAQ sur Twitter : https://twitter.com/AgoraBAQ — NOS PUBLICATIONS GRATUITES — Publications Agora : http://publications-agora.fr La Chronique Agora : http://la-chronique-agora.com La Quotidienne de la Croissance : http://quotidienne-agora.fr

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Hold on to your cash, the real financial crisis is yet to come- Bill Bonner

2019-08-30

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Bill Bonner Interview: hold on to your cash, the real financial crisis is yet to come.

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[Wikipedia] Bill Bonner (author)

2018-09-29

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Bill Bonner is an American author of books and articles on economic and financial subjects. He is the founder and president of Agora, Inc., as well as a co-founder of Bonner & Partners publishing. Bonner has written articles for the news and opinion blog LewRockwell.com, MoneyWeek magazine, and his daily financial column Bill Bonner’s Diary.

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The Commissioners Report #62:Todd Dantzler, Bill Bonner, Melony Bell, Sen. Kelli Stargel

2018-07-30

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Commissioner Todd Dantzler invites Lt., Bill Bonner, to talk about NOAA’s Hurrican Hunters. Commissioner Melony Bell invites Senator Kelli Stargel to talk about Central Polk Parkway. To see more videos like this, go to the PGTV webpage at http://www.Polk-County.net/PGTV.

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The Capital Structure as a Mirror of the Bubble Era

2018-05-09

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2018-05-09

Richard Nixon
As long time readers know, we are looking at the economy through the lens of Austrian capital and monetary theory (see here for a backgrounder on capital theory and the production structure). In a nutshell: Monetary pumping falsifies interest rate signals by pushing gross market rates below the rate that reflects society-wide time preferences.

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From Fake Boom to Real Bust

2018-04-27

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2018-04-27

Judgment day
More is revealed with each passing day. You can count on it. But what exactly the ‘more is of’ requires careful discrimination. Is the ‘more’ merely more noise? Or is it something of actual substance? Today we endeavor to pass judgment, on your behalf.

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Getting High on Bubbles

2018-04-26

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2018-04-26

GoodBuzz
Back in the drug-soaked, if not halcyon, days known at the sexual and drug revolution—the 1960’s—many people were on a quest for the “perfect trip”, and the “perfect hit of acid” (the drug lysergic acid diethylamide, LSD). We will no doubt generate some hate mail for saying this, but we don’t believe that anyone ever attained that goal.

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Negative Rates: Rise of the Japanese Androids

2018-04-17

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2018-04-17

Waves
One of the unspoken delights in life is the rich satisfaction that comes with bearing witness to the spectacular failure of an offensive and unjust system. This week served up a lavish plate of delicious appetizers with both a style and refinement that’s ordinarily reserved for a competitive speed eating contest. What a remarkable time to be alive.

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Trade War Game On!

2018-04-09

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2018-04-09

Ancient Chinese
“Things sure are getting exciting again, ain’t they?” The remark was made by a colleague on Tuesday morning, as we stepped off the elevator to grab a cup of coffee.

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Short Term Market Signals

2018-04-01

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2018-04-01

SPX Daily, RUT Daily and SPX-RUT Ratio, Dec 2016 - Mar 2018
We reviewed the daily charts after yesterday’s close and noticed that the Russell 2000 Index, the NYA and transportation stocks all exhibited relative strength (the same holds actually for the DJIA), particularly vs. the FANG/NDX group. This is happening just as the SPX is battling with an extremely important trendline. As we pointed out before, relative strength in the RUT in particular served as a short term reversal signal ever since the...

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GBEB Death Watch

2018-03-31

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2018-03-31

DJIA and NDX Daily, May - Nov 1987
As our friend Dimitri Speck noted in his recent update, the chart pattern of the SPX continues to follow famous crash antecedents quite closely, but obviously not precisely. In particular, the decisive trendline break was rejected for the moment. If the market were to follow the 1987 analog with precision, it would already have crashed this week.

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Trendline Broken: Similarities to 1929, 1987 and the Nikkei in 1990 Continue

2018-03-30

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2018-03-30

S&P 500 Large Cap Index, Apr 2015 - Mar 2018
In an article published in these pages in early March, I have discussed the similarities between the current chart pattern in the S&P 500 Index compared to the patterns that formed ahead of the crashes of 1929 and 1987, as well as the crash-like plunge in the Nikkei 225 Index in 1990. The following five similarities were decisive features of these crash patterns.

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Slaves to Government Debt Paper

2018-03-29

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2018-03-29

The Road to Serfdom
Picture, if you will, a group of slaves owned by a cruel man. Most of them are content, but one says to the others, “I will defy the Master”. While his statement would superficially appear to yearn towards freedom, it does not. It betrays that this slave, just like the others, thinks of the man who beats them as their “Master” (note the capital M). This slave does not seek freedom, but merely a small gesture of disloyalty.

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What Fed Chair Powell Forgot to Mention

2018-03-26

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2018-03-26

Jerome Powell
What are the chances of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell being wrong? The chances he’ll be wrong on the economy’s growth prospects, the direction of the federal funds rate, and inflation itself? Our guess is his chances of being wrong are quite high.

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US Stock Market – How Bad Can It Get?

2018-03-25

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2018-03-25

Robert Taylor and Deborah Kerr
In view of the fact that the stock market action has gotten a bit out of hand again this week, we are providing a brief update of charts we have discussed in these pages over the past few weeks (see e.g. “The Flight to Fantasy”). We are doing this mainly because the probability that a low probability event will actually happen has increased somewhat in recent days.

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Incrementum’s New Cryptocurrency Research Report

2018-03-23

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2018-03-23

BTC Hourly, 16 - 23 March 2018
As we noted on occasion of the release of the first Incrementum Crypto Research Report, the report would become a regular feature. Our friends at Incrementum have just recently released the second edition, which you can download further below (if you missed the first report, see Cryptonite 2; scroll to the end of the article for the download link).

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US Stock Market – The Flight to Fantasy

2018-03-22

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2018-03-22

US S&P 500 Large Cap Index, NDX Daily and NYA Daily, Mar 2017 - 2018
The chart formation built in the course of the early February sell-off and subsequent rebound continues to look ominous, so we are closely watching the proceedings. There are now numerous new divergences in place that clearly represent a major warning signal for the stock market. For example, here is a chart comparing the SPX to the NDX (Nasdaq 100 Index) and the broad-based NYA (NYSE Composite Index).

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