2019年4月28日星期日

This is not your grandfather’s stock boom

Bill Bonner’s Diary

This Is Not Your Grandfather’s Stock Boom

By Van Bryan, Managing Editor, Bill Bonner’s Diary

This week, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq both made new all-time highs. The mainstream financial press quickly marched out the “reasons.”

“Strong earnings.”

“Robust growth.”

“Capitalism!”

Wall Streeters were patting each other on the back. But Bill had to break the bad news. The “earnings” are fraudulent. The growth is simulated, not stimulated. And American capitalism has been “financialized.”

No, dear reader. This is not your grandfather’s stock boom. And it will not end well…


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“It’s Not God’s Fault. It’s Man.”
On Monday, Bill reflects on his Easter holiday. Our editor considers the folly of man, in markets… politics… and housing renovations.



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Should Jesus Have Gone to College?
Does everybody need to go to college? That’s the question Bill takes up on Tuesday. Politicians like Elizabeth Warren seem hell-bent on erasing student debt, and getting every American into an institution of higher learning. And it seems like she’s got the backing of the rest of America. The citizenry support for more federal spending on education. But, as our editor argues, there’s a phony solution to every problem. It seems Ms. Warren has found one…



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We’re Raising the Crash Flag
Bad news. Bill’s proprietary “Doom Index” is flashing red. The early-warning system is telling us that conditions are ripe for a market crash. As stocks hit new all-time highs, Bill raises the crash flag.



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The Real Reasons Stocks Go Up
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq both hit new all-time highs this week. “Thanks to strong earnings,” the mainstream financial press declare. Hooray, capitalism! On Thursday, Bill looks around and wonders “Earnings? What earnings?”



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The Financialization of the American Economy
Bill caps off the week with a question: What is wrong with the American stock market? Corporations, not investors, are the single largest source of stock buying today. What accounts for this sinister trend? As Bill puts it, it’s nothing short of the financialization of the U.S. economy…



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Here’s Why You Must Have Cash
Don’t try to time the market if you want to make money long-term in stocks. That’s what most professional money managers will tell you. But master trader Jeff Clark isn’t so sure. On Saturday, our guest editor reveals how you really make money in stocks: Make sure you have plenty of cash.

Regards,

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Van Bryan
Managing Editor, Bill Bonner’s Diary

P.S. Before you go, you might find this of interest.

On September 23, we’re hosting the second annual Legacy Investment Summit in beautiful Carlsbad, California. Your favorite Bonner & Partners editors, Jeff Brown and Dan Denning, will be there.

If you’ve ever wanted to ask these experts a question in person, this is your chance. Go here for all the details. But don’t wait too long. Space is limited.


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