Bill Bonner
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 29, 2026
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The Cadence of Death Itself - Daily Reckoning (opens the original)
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The big news yesterday was this. Interest rates are shooting up. Asia Times: Japan flashed the first warning, with 10-year yields hitting a 30-year high near 3%. [Last] week, US Treasuries followed, with yields reaching levels unseen since 2007 — traders called it “Black Wednesday.” Thirty-year yields sit at 22-year highs; 10-year yields are at two-decade highs. Longtime Bonner Private Research sufferers (you have our sympathy) will remember 2020, when the 40-year interest rate cycle finally bot
Twenty Inches of Topsoil - Daily Reckoning (opens the original)
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Our daughter sent the news up from South America. That wasteland that we bought down there has turned into a treasure. Here’s the story from the local paper: “Gualfin” is our place, the desolate mountain farm we bought twenty years ago, when prices were so low, we couldn’t resist. Since then, prices have stayed low. But now we have found El Dorado in our lonesome patch. Gold, copper, lithium…this ‘worthless’ land has everything… “Bill, don’t buy a yacht yet,” cautioned our lawyer. “This is Argen
It’s the Debt Stupid, Part Duh - Daily Reckoning (opens the original)
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Japan’s benchmark 30-year bond yield hit the 3% level for the first time since 1996 on Tuesday amid a broad-based global bond sell-off From the UK to Japan, bond yields are jumping as US bonds tumble Sometimes, the most obvious problems are the easiest to solve. An alcoholic has problems. His wife doesn’t understand him. His boss doesn’t like him. He needs a new car. His head aches and his friends desert him. But his major problem: he drinks too much. This is very easy to correct. Just stop drin
All Bubbles End in Deflation - Daily Reckoning (opens the original)
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We begin this week’s perambulations with a stroll into the future. So far…the Bubble in the US is broader than any in history. It has been inflating everything it touched for the last 30 years. All bubbles pop, of course. How they pop is the confusing whirlwind we enter today. But don’t worry. Even in the worst crash, real wealth doesn’t disappear, it just changes hands. When the stock market goes down, those with stocks have less paper wealth…and less of a claim on real wealth. They are ‘poorer
Truth Will Out - Daily Reckoning (opens the original)
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Our question for today is: Have we reached Peak Bubble? And if so, what happens next? The answer is important. Because our top goal is to avoid taking the Big Loss. And the Big Losses come hard and fast at the top of a bubble. And like a sheriff with a summons, they can be hard to dodge. As long as you can avoid the Big Loss, you’re still in the game. Then, you can let time and luck do their magic. Unglamorous and slow, it’s not like buying the ‘next Nvidia.’ But it works better: buy profit maki
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