2021年3月28日星期日

Past the point of no return

Bill Bonner’s Diary

Past the Point of No Return

By Emma Walsh, Managing Editor, Bill Bonner's Diary

Having just signed off on a $1.9 trillion stimulus package, the Biden administration is now looking to implement another plan – $3 trillion to tackle climate change and boost infrastructure, education, and productivity.

But the net result of all the “stimulus” to date is an “everything” bubble. Particularly stocks, which are at previously unimaginable valuations right now.

And any attempt to return to “normal” would lead to big losses across the board. Joe Biden, Janet Yellen, and Jerome Powell simply won’t allow that to happen on their watch.

So there really is no going back now. Full Katastrophenhausse, here we come!

Regards,

Emma Walsh
Managing Editor, Bill Bonner’s Diary


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Sympathy for the Sell Side
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Katastrophenhausse
Austrian economist Ludwig von Mises’ word for a crack-up boom – Katastrophenhausse – seems eerily appropriate right now to describe the state of the American economy. First comes the boom… Then comes the inevitable crack-up. And no amount of fake money can stall it.



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Moonstruck
The bulls are trapped. Fueled by the feds’ “stimmy” checks, they’ve pumped up stocks. Now, they own billions of dollars’ worth of overvalued companies. Any normalization will mean big losses. What can they do now, except buy more. There’s no going back.



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Peddling Influence
Whereas younger investors trust, old-timers look for verification. They’ve seen too many bubbles blow up… and put their faith in too many people who turned out to be untrustworthy. And there are plenty of people “influencing” today’s trusting, callow speculators.



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