Mar-12th-2010

Bill Bonner, Agora Financial Investment Symposium

Bill Bonner sets the tone for the 2007 Agora Financial Investment Symposium by explaining “Crack-up Booms” Similar commentary from Bill Bonner on the economic world-at-large plus advice not offered by today’s mainstream media articles is featured in the Daily Reckoning. To start a FREE subscription visit www.dailyreckoning.com

16 Responses to “Bill Bonner, Agora Financial Investment Symposium”

  1. allsender says:

    He is GREAT!!!

  2. Finnbar01 says:

    This guy knows what he’s talking about. I would also people youtube Peter Schiff, Max Keiser, ron Paul and Jim Rogers.

  3. BadMunckY says:

    Agree that Bill Bonner is one of the few voices of reason nowadays.

    Politicians / economists / analysts / journalists of all kind just don’t know a f*ck about what they’re talking about and what we’re going next. They’re just doing the same old crap they ever did, hoping something will happen.

    But, as Bonner likes to say, “the patient is in terminal phase and these old medicines won’t work”. Current rubbishy paper embezzlement will later be described as the largest fraud ever known I think.

  4. greedfreegifting says:

    Don’t know about all this I’m doing fine with my income and i don’t have to pay taxes on it so it works for me. Theirs no money in circulation gee i wonder why everyone but the working people hoard it!

  5. verymaddog says:

    Nonsebse. People who don´t know the basics of finance and fiat money are the ones who lost touch with reality.

  6. KLguy133 says:

    blah blah blah , credit excess = economic collapse , deflation , devalued currencies – same old shit , nothing new .

    in the next depression , buying gold will get you nothing except a bullet in the head.

    1) guns
    2) food are going to be the most valuable commodities in that order. gold is bullshit.

    you heard it first here !

  7. DrTTube says:

    Just because our economy does not create as many physical goods as it did during the industrial revolution does not mean it produces no value. Money does not exclusively represent physical goods but also human labor and abstract concepts such as intelectual property. US economy will likely never again regress into manufacturing or agricultural economy. That’s what these guys don’t get and why they are loosing touch with reality.

  8. DailyReckoningFan says:

    I love Bill Bonner’s articles in the Daily Reckoning, it is even better to see him speak live!

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