I am with Mike Noone. I live in New Zealand and all I have been able to do when the Malbec is on sale is press my nose up against the window.
I will have to be careful. I am beginning to think of Bonner et al in cult like terms. I am no economist and view economics as being a bit pithy but I find your collective writings contain more common sense than economics. You have got to wonder how so many "smart" people don't seem to be able to recognise that the debt mountain has long since reached the point where it could conceivably be paid back by conventional means. Maybe it is because the top of the mountain is obscured by the clouds.
I'm Diego from Bonner Private Wines. Thanks for your interest in the wine! Unfortunately we are unable to ship outside the US at this time — but rest assured, if we expand our operations we will let you know! (Or, if you’ve got a friend in the US with whom you could split a case, you can always ship to them…)
Thanks for the reply. I will work on building up a network of American friends who will be able to act as my agent. Actually my neighbour is American. She can expect a visit soon.
Hi guys - lets tell the truth - the nobel prize is no longer an award since the peace prize was given to Barak Obama for getting elected. I would be ashamed to win one these days. Australia's John Howard managed to secure the independence of East Timor without a drop of blood being shed back in the day - never been done before in history as far as I know (happy to be corrected). Howard never got a look in for nobel peace prize. Obama wins it a few years later for getting elected then proceeds to set the Middle East on fire.
It aint Noble and it doesn't have anything to do with peace - same goes for economics to be sure.
If we could know when is that pivot point , mañana , el mes que viene , antes de navidad el año próximo , quizás quizás quizá a lo mejor estamos perdiendo el tiempo , thank Bill for thé chat ... y salud 🍷
Juan, You ask the question that no one can really answer. To quote Rick Rule, "Just because something is inevitable does not mean that it is imminent." I have been positioned for this move - gold higher and stocks lower - for long enough to be painful, but my confidence that the move is going to happen keeps me invested that way. ¡Buena suerte!
Loved it, every second of it, thank you for the deep and wonderful insights. I’ll pass it along to Mr. Powell, so he can review it over his morning coffee, (3 creamers, 4 sugars), perhaps he will alter the pivot. J/K 😂
Can someone tell me why the govt debt gets more costly? I guess I'm thinking of it in terms of a fixed mortgage but I don't see why the govt debt interest payment would increase tomorrow for today's debt... is govt debt variable?
Great work Joel and Bill. Thank you for your wisdom and humor.
I am with Mike Noone. I live in New Zealand and all I have been able to do when the Malbec is on sale is press my nose up against the window.
I will have to be careful. I am beginning to think of Bonner et al in cult like terms. I am no economist and view economics as being a bit pithy but I find your collective writings contain more common sense than economics. You have got to wonder how so many "smart" people don't seem to be able to recognise that the debt mountain has long since reached the point where it could conceivably be paid back by conventional means. Maybe it is because the top of the mountain is obscured by the clouds.
Hi Geoff,
I'm Diego from Bonner Private Wines. Thanks for your interest in the wine! Unfortunately we are unable to ship outside the US at this time — but rest assured, if we expand our operations we will let you know! (Or, if you’ve got a friend in the US with whom you could split a case, you can always ship to them…)
Hi Diego,
Thanks for the reply. I will work on building up a network of American friends who will be able to act as my agent. Actually my neighbour is American. She can expect a visit soon.
Take care
Excellent article..Keep them coming.
Hi guys - lets tell the truth - the nobel prize is no longer an award since the peace prize was given to Barak Obama for getting elected. I would be ashamed to win one these days. Australia's John Howard managed to secure the independence of East Timor without a drop of blood being shed back in the day - never been done before in history as far as I know (happy to be corrected). Howard never got a look in for nobel peace prize. Obama wins it a few years later for getting elected then proceeds to set the Middle East on fire.
It aint Noble and it doesn't have anything to do with peace - same goes for economics to be sure.
Do you deliver the high altitude Malbec to really out of the way places like New Zealand?
I'd love to try some. Your order page says there are no shipping options...
Thanks for a great podcast. Brilliantly insightful, as always.
If we could know when is that pivot point , mañana , el mes que viene , antes de navidad el año próximo , quizás quizás quizá a lo mejor estamos perdiendo el tiempo , thank Bill for thé chat ... y salud 🍷
Juan, You ask the question that no one can really answer. To quote Rick Rule, "Just because something is inevitable does not mean that it is imminent." I have been positioned for this move - gold higher and stocks lower - for long enough to be painful, but my confidence that the move is going to happen keeps me invested that way. ¡Buena suerte!
Loved it, every second of it, thank you for the deep and wonderful insights. I’ll pass it along to Mr. Powell, so he can review it over his morning coffee, (3 creamers, 4 sugars), perhaps he will alter the pivot. J/K 😂
Can someone tell me why the govt debt gets more costly? I guess I'm thinking of it in terms of a fixed mortgage but I don't see why the govt debt interest payment would increase tomorrow for today's debt... is govt debt variable?