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The New Mr. America: Bankrupt, Diseased and Running Out of OptionsBy Mike Adams, July 24 2009
(CounterThink) With a military rifle in one hand and a bottle of prescription medications in the other, the new "Mr. America" is over-fed, under-nourished, over-medicated, over-spent and "over there" (waging war in the Middle East). And soon, with Obama's new disease care reform proposals, America will find itself destitute and diseased, unable to climb out of the medication dependence pit it has dug for itself.
See the political cartoon on this topic here: http://www.naturalnews.com/026686_debt_america_disease...
The Real Reason Why California (and America) is Financially BankruptBy Mike Adams, July 14 2009
(NaturalNews) I've been blasted many times for daring to tell the truth about democracies, but now California's budget crisis is saying everything I already said, and adding an exclamation mark to it. So what "truth" about democracies am I talking about? That there is no such thing as a sustainable democracy because the voters will inevitably vote their nation (or their state, in this case) into outright bankruptcy.
California has seen it first-hand: Voters shot down tax increases while simultaneously...
The Financial Disintegration of CaliforniaBy Mike Adams, May 21 2009
(CounterThink) The failure of California's proposed initiatives that desperately attempted to balance the state budget reveals a sobering truth about every Democracy: The voters will never vote for financial solvency. It is far too easy to vote for debt spending, passing on the burden of today's benefits to tomorrow's taxpayers. And in doing so, the voters destroy the financial future of their own state or nation.
Voters, you see, have no discipline. They lack long-term vision, and fewer and fewer...
Taiwan Surpasses U.S. on Key Achievements: Health Care, High Speed Rail and Fiscal ResponsibilityBy Mike Adams, April 26 2009
(NaturalNews) After living in Ecuador for some time, I recently traveled to Taiwan, where Truth Publishing is headquartered. Returning to the United States after spending time in Taiwan has allowed me the perspective to make some observations about the differences between the USA and Taiwan.
The bottom line on these observations? The USA is falling behind the world in many important areas, and unless we reprioritize our spending, with each passing year we are looking less and less like a world...
Free Energy Technology Could Destroy the Natural World (or Save It)By Mike Adams, April 26 2009
(CounterThink) As the editor of CounterThink, I've long been a proponent of free energy technologies and research. I've written about the reality of cold fusion for more than ten years, braving the incessant whining of ignorant scientists who said it was all a hoax, year after year, right up until the U.S. Navy recently announced its own cold fusion breakthroughs.
But in the world of free energy, cold fusion is where things are just warming up. The really interesting stuff is more in the realm...
Why the Free Market Doesn't Work: Consumption vs. ConservationBy Mike Adams, April 26 2009
(NaturalNews) I'm a big free market proponent. I love the "freedom" in it... the individual decisions of hundreds of millions of people coalescing into an "invisible hand" of efficiency improvements, quality of life enhancements and unlimited abundance. That's the Alice-in-Wonderland version of the free market economy, anyway. In reality, the free market is broken. It doesn't work (at least not as we once hoped it would), and it can't last. In fact, unless some important changes are made to the way...
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Paper Should Not be Accepted as MoneyBy Peter Ragnar, July 24 2009
(NewsTarget) Ever wonder why we accept paper for money? Well, that's easy - just ask any politician. "Come on now, how's the government going to spend money for bailouts of friends and new spending programs, if we can't create it out of thin air," might be the reply. Now, if this politician can be halfway open with you, s/he might continue, "Once we got gold out of the way - like no need to back the paper with anything, all the government needs to do is make a bookkeeping entry to get new money to...
Still Facing Depression and HyperinflationBy Daily Reckoning, July 24 2009
(NewsTarget) Still Facing Depression and Hyperinflation
[Bill Bonner] 06/11/09 London, England It's the Ultimate Fighting Event - Worldwide Economic Mud Wrestling! See it now!
First, the Honey Hun...German Chancellor Angela Merkel... took on a whole pack of central bankers and economists, charging that they were going to make the situation worse - by spending money they didn't have...and causing inflation.
Then, historian Niall Ferguson - Professor Punchy - took a jab at the meddlers in...
The Triple Crown of Financial CatastrophesBy Daily Reckoning, July 24 2009
(NewsTarget) The Triple Crown of Financial Catastrophes
[Bill Bonner] 06/10/09 London, England What a great time to be an economist!
Yesterday was another dull day in the markets. The Dow was steady. Oil rose a buck. Gold went up $3.
But there's nothing dull about the economic news. Already, we've been able to see things we never thought we'd see. It is as if our strange neighbors had invited friends, and even some animals, over for a night of fun - and left their curtains open.
So far...
Two Ways to Deleverage an EconomyBy Daily Reckoning, July 24 2009
(NewsTarget) Two Ways to Deleverage an Economy
[Bill Bonner]06/09/09 London, England The dumb money is fairly easy to spot. It's the money that always shows up late to the party, wearing yesterday's fashions. It watches TV and thinks the reality shows show reality...it thinks Ben Bernanke is a great economist...that the SEC protects investors from fraud and misrepresentation...and that Tim Geithner makes sure the economy keeps running smoothly.
It's the dumb money that thinks you can correct...
Kleptocracy in AmericaBy Daily Reckoning, July 24 2009
(NewsTarget) Kleptocracy in America
[Bill Bonner] 06/12/09 London, England, Reading the obituaries is such a delight. First, it is a relief when you find your name not mentioned. Then, it is a joy when you find those that are. Not that we wish to see any man's name on the roll of the dead; still, the final audits are always the most revealing. Here on the back page, we admire honest scalawags...and learn from them. Thus was our attention drawn to Mr. Omar Bongo's exit from the mortal stage on...
The Deflationary DownturnBy Daily Reckoning, July 24 2009
(NewsTarget) The Deflationary Downturn
[Bill Bonner] 06/08/09 London, England Stocks and oil both held steady on Friday.
Gold, however, took a big hit - minus $26.
There are three kinds of money in the marketplace. There's the smart money that goes with the trend. There's the dumb money that bets against the trend. And there's the money that doesn't know whether it is coming or going.
The trouble is always figuring out which is which.
The markets are clearly in a deflationary downturn...
Monetizing Debt: The Grandest of LarceniesBy Daily Reckoning, July 24 2009
(NewsTarget) Monetizing Debt: The Grandest of Larcenies
[Bill Bonner] 06/05/09 London, England "Either cuts in spending or increases in taxes will be necessary to stabilize the fiscal situation," said Ben Bernanke in response to a question posed by a member of Congress. Then, he added...
"The Federal Reserve will not monetize the debt."
That last sentence has a ring to it. It reminds us of Richard Nixon's "I am not a crook." Surely, it is destined to make its way into the history books...
The Eye of the Economic HurricaneBy Daily Reckoning, July 24 2009
(NewsTarget) The Eye of the Economic Hurricane
[Bill Bonner] 06/03/09 London, England Yesterday was beautiful in London. We wandered along the banks of the Thames and crossed Waterloo Bridge over to Covent Garden. Everywhere, people were sitting out on the grass...standing outside pubs...walking hand in hand. Everyone had the same idea - to take advantage of the nice weather before it goes away.
Last year, London had a beautiful summer too. But we were gone that week and missed it.
Alas...
US Stuck in Inflation-Causing PositionsBy Daily Reckoning, July 24 2009
(NewsTarget) US Stuck in Inflation-Causing Positions
[Bill Bonner] 06/04/09 London, England Angela is a genius. Tim is a schmuck. That's what we took away from yesterday's news.
As near as we can make out, Tim Geithner's trip to Beijing was, at best, a draw. He told his soothing lies. China listened. The markets reacted favorably.
Stocks fell...with the Dow down 99 points. Gold was down too - $18. And oil lost $2, to close at $66.
But the dollar went up - to $1.41 per euro.
His goal...
Fool on a Fool's ErrandBy Daily Reckoning, July 24 2009
(NewsTarget) Fool on a Fool's Errand
[Bill Bonner] 06/05/09 London, England This week brought an entertaining episode. Wall Street's man in Washington, incidentally Secretary of the US Treasury, was sent to Beijing. His mission: to convince the canny Chinese of something that everyone knows is untrue - that US bonds are safe. But if the Americans keep faith with China, it won't be for lack of trying.
Of US government paper China has plenty. Bond holdings alone tote to $768 billion. Other...
There is a Silver Lining to the Clouds of InflationBy Peter Ragnar, July 14 2009
(NewsTarget) With all the problems of our economy these days, have you ever wondered why we are facing such catastrophe? And, is there a way to succeed during such trying times? There is good news among all the bad; you just have to know where to look.
Most people owe 400% of what they earn. So, is it any wonder why most folks are attempting to hold on to their money? Each evening, the national news reports on the recent closings of businesses. Look what`s happened to banks and auto sales, as...
Bizarre Conditions for a Bull MarketBy Daily Reckoning, July 14 2009
(NewsTarget) Bizarre Conditions for a Bull Market
[Bill Bonner] 05/27/09 London, England Stocks were up yesterday...the Dow rose 196 points.
What were investors thinking?
"Home prices fell more than forecast," reports Bloomberg. They're still going down at a 19% rate. Unemployment is still rising too.
The state with the biggest economy in the nation is going broke. So is the nation's biggest manufacturer. Profits are falling. And the government is racing to put in place a form of state...
The Used Car Industry SalesmanBy Daily Reckoning, July 14 2009
(NewsTarget) The Used Car Industry Salesman
[Bill Bonner] 05/26/09 London, England Yesterday was a holiday in the US. Little news from that quarter.
But while Americans were enjoying their backyard barbecues, the rest of the world turned.
"Obama plans 'leaner' car industry," says the BBC.
While most readers will focus on the last three words of that sentence, we direct your attention to the first two. The subject is the important part...not the predicate.
That the car industry may...
The Dollar Dike Gives Way?By Daily Reckoning, July 14 2009
(NewsTarget) The Dollar Dike Gives Way?
[Bill Bonner] 05/25/09 Paris, France "China stuck in dollar trap," says the headline on the front page of the Financial Times.
The FT says China is buying more U.S. bonds than ever. It must...according to the news report...because it has too many. Unless it supports the dollar, it risks a big collapse in the value of its foreign exchange holdings (mostly in dollars).
China has its finger in the dike. But it may need a bigger finger. This morning...
An Avalanche of ClaptrapBy Daily Reckoning, July 14 2009
(NewsTarget) An Avalanche of Claptrap
[Bill Bonner] 05/22/09 Washington, D.C. Illusions pile up... They're sure to come down sooner or later
Like snow at high altitudes, the central banks' new money is piling up. As reported last week, all the world's major central banks have turned on their snow machines. The US Federal Reserve has been authorized to "print" $1.75 trillion worth of new money in order to buy Treasury bonds. The Bank of England has its own program - worth 75 billion pounds...
GM and US Going BrokeBy Daily Reckoning, July 14 2009
(NewsTarget) GM and US Going Broke
[Bill Bonner] 05/13/09 London, England As GM goes...so goes America...
Uh oh...
Stocks rose yesterday; the Dow went up 50 points. The bear market rally is still on. Oil touched the $60 mark...a sure sign, say analysts, that the global economy is picking up. And the dollar fell further...to $1.36 per euro. Gold held steady, at $912 an ounce.
While most stocks advanced yesterday, General Motors backed up.
The experts say the company is going broke...
When Will the Rebound End?By Daily Reckoning, June 15 2009
(NewsTarget) When Will the Rebound End?
[Bill Bonner]05/19/09 Baltimore, Maryland Hey...the rally is on!
Yesterday, the Dow rose 235 points. And the public's mood is at an 8-month high.
"Look, things seem a lot better now than they did back in October," said a lawyer we spoke with yesterday. "I think we really hit bottom towards the end of last year."
Our friend's view is probably the dominant one. Things are looking up. Not that the news is good...but it just seems "less bad" than...
Deficits Threaten US Dollar SupremacyBy Daily Reckoning, June 7 2009
(NewsTarget) Deficits Threaten US Dollar Supremacy
[Bill Bonner] 05/20/09 Baltimore, Maryland Everything is happening...just as we thought it would. Stocks are rising. And people think they see better times coming.
Whoa...this is eerie!
Following the great crash of '07-'09 cometh the rebound. Hesitant, cautious at first...
Then, people begin to believe it. They begin to see the "green shoots" of a revival. Stock prices rise. The green shoots sink deeper roots and flower. Pretty soon...
Bailouts the Plaque of Economic HygieneBy Daily Reckoning, June 7 2009
(NewsTarget) Bailouts the Plaque of Economic Hygiene
[Bill Bonner] 05/21/09 Baltimore, Maryland Is it on...or off?
The bear market rally, that is? The Dow was down again yesterday...but just a little...52 points.
The short-covering rally is finished, says David Rosenberg, formerly one of Merrill's top analysts.
"Everyone I know is laying people off...cutting back...and generally struggling to survive," said a colleague from Florida. "I don't believe this recovery story. The stock market...
Forever in BubblesBy Daily Reckoning, June 7 2009
(NewsTarget) Forever in Bubbles
[Bill Bonner] 05/22/09 Washington, D.C. Yesterday...we ventured into "Bubble World."
"What's going on? When will this be over? How bad do you think it will get? What can we do to turn this around?"
Members of Congress have the same questions the rest of us have. They read the same claptrap in the newspapers. They hear the same balderdash explanations from economists and federal officials. They're wondering what is really going on.
Not that we know. But...
Inflation Targeting PerilsBy Daily Reckoning, June 7 2009
(NewsTarget) Inflation Targeting Perils
[Bill Bonner] 05/18/09 Boston, Massachusetts Inflation or deflation
Tell me if you can
Will we become Zimbabwe
Or will we be Japan?
- Merle Hazard
Ol' Merle Hazard has the key question figured out. Which will it be? Zimbabwe or Japan? Will it be runaway inflation...or deflation that refuses to run anywhere?
Long suffering Daily Reckoning readers already have our answer. We gave it even before the bubble burst in '07/'08.
"Yes!" we said....
Truckers Tell AllBy Daily Reckoning, June 7 2009
(NewsTarget) Truckers Tell All
[Bill Bonner] 05/15/09 London, England We left off yesterday, sitting on the edge of our seats: Is the bear market rally...the suckers' rally...over? After a major fall in prices, there's nothing more reliable than a bounce. And then, the bounce reliably gives way to another, harder fall.
Not that we're looking forward to seeing poor Humpty Dumpty fall off the wall again. We just like to see things turn out they way they're supposed to. Humpty has it coming...
On to Moscow!By Daily Reckoning, June 7 2009
(NewsTarget) On to Moscow!
[Bill Bonner} 05/15/09 London, England Last week, the European Central Bank squared its shoulders and joined ranks of the damned. The Times of London reported that in joining up with the US Federal Reserve Bank and the Bank of England, the European Central Bank "pulled out all the stops" in their drive to revive their economies. The ECB announced that it will cut its key lending rate to its lowest level ever and begin a form of "quantitative easing," in which it will...
Time to Sell StocksBy Daily Reckoning, June 7 2009
(NewsTarget) Time to Sell Stocks
05/14/09 London, England Have you checked your stops, dear reader?
Remember back in November, we waited for the Obama Bounce? It was the one of the most reliable phenomena in the world of investing, we said. Then, we began to wonder. Month after month...no bounce.
It took a long time coming...then, finally, in March prices headed up. Since the 9th of March world stock markets are up 37%- about average for a post-crash bounce.
Now, it looks as though...
Market DeceptionsBy Daily Reckoning, May 21 2009
(NewsTarget) Market Deceptions
[Bill Bonner] 05/05/09 London, England Happy days are here again! Enjoy them while they last...
"Optimism builds," says a headline in the Financial Times.
As predicted, the world markets are enjoying a bounce. People who had no idea there was anything wrong with the world financial system two years ago, now say the problem has been fixed.
Who fixed it? The people who had no idea what was wrong with it, of course.
What did they fix it with? The same...
The Good New DaysBy Daily Reckoning, May 21 2009
(NewsTarget) The Good New Days
[Bill Bonner] 04/30/09 London, England Those were the good ol' days!
The Wall Street Journal:
"US economic output tumbled in the first quarter as businesses cut back sharply, marking the nation's worst six-month contraction in 51 years...
"The 6.1% annualized decline in gross domestic product came as the home-building sector continued to deteriorate, business investment in buildings and equipment plunged and firms drew down inventories at the fastest pace...
Voodoo EconomicsBy Daily Reckoning, May 21 2009
(NewsTarget) Voodoo Economics
[Bill Bonner] 04/29/09 London, England Finally...we're back in London. We left at the beginning of April...went to San Diego and Los Angeles...then to Buenos Aires and Salta...then to Paris for a few days.. and now we're back. London is cold and rainy...just like we left it. Not exactly home...but it will do.
But what's this?
The City seems to be winding down. All those hot shots in the financial sector aren't so hot any more. In the space of just ten years...
Shifting Toward an Un-free MarketBy Daily Reckoning, May 21 2009
(NewsTarget) Shifting Toward an Un-free Market
[Bill Bonner] 04/28/09 Paris, France Little GTO, you're really lookin' fine
Three deuces and a four-speed and a 389
Listen to her tachin' up now, listen to her why-ee-eye-ine
C'mon and turn it on, wind it up, blow it out GTO
Wa-wa, (mixed with "Yeah, yeah, little GTO") wa, wa, wa, wa, wa, wa
(mixed with "Yeah, yeah, little GTO")
Wa-wa, (mixed with "Yeah, yeah, little GTO") wa, wa, wa, wa, wa, wa
(mixed with "Yeah, yeah, little GTO")
Wa...
Not Depressed YetBy Daily Reckoning, May 21 2009
(NewsTarget) Not Depressed Yet
[Bill Bonner] 04/27/09 Paris, France When we left three weeks ago, it was cold and rainy in Europe...and the world was in the midst of a terrible financial crisis.
But now we're back...and everything has changed. The trees along the Boulevard de la Villette have leafed out. Flowers are in bloom. People are sitting at sidewalk cafes. Life seems to be returning to normal.
As expected, the financial world seems to be walking with a lighter step. It feels the...
Is America Overstretched?By Daily Reckoning, May 19 2009
(NewsTarget) Is America Overstretched?
[Bill Bonner] 05/12/09 London, England O! Bama! Whither takest thou us?
There are two broad theories concerning the great men of history. One says that history is made by great men. The other says great men are made by history. But here at The Daily Reckoning we think they're both wrong. In our book, great men don't really exist. They are merely invented by the historians. History needs heroes. Sometimes tragic heroes... sometimes comic... the historians...
Capitalism at WorkBy Daily Reckoning, May 19 2009
(NewsTarget) Capitalism at Work
[Bill Bonner] 05/11/09 London, England We made a brief trip back to France for a board meeting. Returning to London, people all seemed to be in mourning. Black is the color in London. Everyone wears black. Black pants, black skirts, black coats...
...the cabs are black...and so is the mood.
Last week, the Bank of England and European Central Bank announced new initiatives aimed at putting some brighter colors in the economy. Both banks are going to take...
Government CounterfeitingBy Daily Reckoning, May 19 2009
(NewsTarget) Government Counterfeiting
[Bill Bonner]05/08/09 London, England The important news:
Yesterday, both the Bank of England and the European Central Bank announced moves to boost the economy. They're both falling in line behind Mr. Bernanke, who is "pulling out all the stops" in order to avoid a deep depression. Both the BoE and the ECB are going to take up forms of QE - quantitative easing - in which the banks buy government debt directly.
Don't try QE at home, dear reader; you'll...
Better Dead Than AliveBy Daily Reckoning, May 15 2009
(NewsTarget) Better Dead Than Alive
[Bill Bonner] 05/08/09 London, England When Ronald Reagan moved into the White House, total U.S. debt equaled 168% of GDP. The next 27 years took the total to 370%; it was heralded as a triumph of the Anglo-Saxon free enterprise system, but it left people with an additional $27 trillion of debt. And now, the economic system that created so many heavy balls and such long chains is in the recovery room- looked after by quacks and prayed for by most of the world...
The War On Capitalism ContinuesBy Daily Reckoning, May 15 2009
(NewsTarget) The War On Capitalism Continues
[Bill Bonner] 05/07/09 London, England The bear rally continues...it is about to enter its 9th week. And the War on Capitalism continues!
The Dow rose again yesterday- up 101 points. Oil went up too- to $56. The dollar held steady. And gold was up again...to $911.
"Emerging market surge...Investors pile in on hopes of improved global economy," says the Financial Times.
And this from the Telegraph: "Recession 'over by Christmas,' says Fed...
Bernanke's Crystal BallBy Daily Reckoning, May 15 2009
(NewsTarget) Bernanke's Crystal Ball
[Bill Bonner]05/06/09 London, England "Jeepers, creepers...where'd you get those peepers...
"Jeepers, creepers...where'd you get those eyes..."
Thank god for laser eye surgery! Now, the people who were blind to the biggest financial crisis in the history of the world can see clearly again. And what do they see? A recovery!
"Bernanke strikes note of hope on economy," says the headline in today's International Herald Tribune.
"The chairman of the...
How Unions and Governments Destroy BusinessesBy Daily Reckoning, May 11 2009
(NewsTarget) How Unions and Governments Destroy Businesses
[Bill Bonner] 05/04/09 London, England In the newspapers there is much discussion of what General Motors should do. This discussion has gone on for many years. Until now, it was a conversation carried on by serious analysts and auto industry experts. They all said the same thing: GM needed to clear out its management, dump much of its expensive, "legacy" overhead, and produce better cars. Why didn't it do so?
And now, it's broke....
Back to Normal?By Daily Reckoning, May 11 2009
(NewsTarget) Back to Normal?
[Bill Bonner] 05/01/09 London, England Today is a holiday in much of the world. But not in London. For some reason, the English are celebrating May 1st on May 4th. Go figure.
Here at the Daily Reckoning headquarters, however, we keep our eyes open 24/7- well, unless we are on vacation...or sleeping...or having dinner...or have something better to do.
What we've been watching is a bear market rally. Stocks have bounced...and with them good news is beginning...
An Even Greater DepressionBy Daily Reckoning, May 11 2009
(NewsTarget) An Even Greater Depression
[Bill Bonner] 05/01/09 London, England Not infrequently, governments 'shoot themselves in the foot.' But in the current event, they have brought out the biggest cannon in history. We look on with amusement as they blow their fool heads off.
Readers are reminded of our Daily Reckoning Law: 'The force of a correction is equal and opposite to the deception that preceded it.' Today, we offer a corollary: 'The greatness of a depression is commensurate to...
Economic Evil Grips Our NationBy Arian Forrest Nevin, J.D., May 2 2009
(NewsTarget) Fundamentally, only the national government of a country should create money. It should be created by the national government and paid into circulation in the first instance through government expenditures. As the science and technology of a people advance, so does their ability to produce the necessities and luxuries of life; therefore, they are capable of producing more crops, houses, clothing, etc. As production increases, more money is necessary to distribute all the goods produced...
Rabid with DebtBy Daily Reckoning, May 2 2009
(NewsTarget) Rabid with Debt
[Bill Bonner] 04/24/09 Buenos Aires, Argentina "How do you feel now?" asked a reporter for a local investment magazine. "I mean, you're a contrarian...and you were right about so much?"
"Not exactly," we explained. "Yes, we saw the problem coming. And we expected the government would do all the wrong things- which it has. But we never imagined that they'd do so many stupid things all at once."
There are only two examples from modern history of depressions such...
Cry All You WantBy Daily Reckoning, May 2 2009
(NewsTarget) Cry All You Want
[Bill Bonner] 04/24/09 Buenos Aires, Argentina We recall a meeting, back in the '90s, with Mr. Carlos Menem.
"Can investors rely on Argentina's commitment to keep the dollar and the peso linked together?" we asked.
"Absolutely," replied Argentina's president. "We would never give up the peso-dollar link. It is too important to our economy. Without it foreign investors would leave and the economy would collapse."
Five years later, Argentina cut the peso...
What's China's Gameplan?By Daily Reckoning, May 2 2009
(NewsTarget) What's China's Gameplan?
[Bill Bonner] 04/23/09 Buenos Aires, Argentina Is the rally still on? We're not sure. Yesterday, the Dow fell 83 points...after a weak bounce on Tuesday. We expected the rally to last until June and to take the Dow back to the 10,000 range. But anything could happen.
And if you depend on 91-day T-bills for your spending money, you're in a world of hurt. The yield is only 0.13%.
But maybe things are better on the other side of the planet. How's China...
When Down is UpBy Peter Ragnar, April 26 2009
(NewsTarget) The only time down is up is when the price of goose feathers increases or when you're invested in gold! What if you could take a $20 bill and buy an ounce of gold - would you do it? Of course you would. Why? Because down would be up.
We used to buy our goods and services with items like a twenty dollar gold piece. At one time in our nation's history, you could buy a lot of stuff with an ounce of gold. In fact, you still can - around a thousand dollars worth of stuff. Why, you can...
Is the Bounce Still Bouncing? By Daily Reckoning, April 26 2009
(NewsTarget) Is the Bounce Still Bouncing?
[Bill Bonner] 04/22/09 Buenos Aires, Argentina "What's that smell?"
We were on an airplane when Edward, 15, noticed an odor that seemed out of place.
"Dad...you should have at least cleaned your boots!"
The manure began accumulating when we rode up to the high pasture on Tuesday. More about that below...
In the meantime, the Dow rallied a bit yesterday- up 127 points...barely half of what it lost on Monday.
Is the bounce still bouncing?...
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