Sooner or later, the stock market bubble has to deflate. It can develop a slow leak, with rising inflation gradually undermining real values. Or, it can just go ‘pop.’
Tiresome, Bill. Yes, there are some highly (over) valued companies. But if you peel back the covers, there are a lot of good, boring companies trading at perfectly normal boring multiples as well. And many of them pay nice dividends. I'm a farmer. As we say, the best way to move cattle fast is slowly. Also, the best way to get rich quick is slowly!
Thank you for having the courage to warn us of the storm—which is going to be far worse than the one you and your wife experienced. And thanks for not censuring or killing the neighbor. The creator of the coming economic storm has made it clear he thinks people like yourself should be destroyed for saying these things, for just warning us.
Socrates also predicts war. The world is in chaos and re-aligning. Central banks worldwide exchanging fiat currencies (mostly U.S.) into gold. We will see as the U.S. goes into its Weimar phase. Going to quite a ride.
"Socrates" is not only predicting war, "he" is guaranteeing it. Lately, though, "Socrates" is coming to conclusions while lacking "his" general success at timing. I think your overall contention has merit: trends/threads/products of prior decisions/actions are in flux, some in final phases. Is there really any appreciable difference with regard to which door out of this mortal box we take? Any real difference between a bullet to the head, an horrific car accident, a 1,000 foot fall off of a cliff, or a hyper-thermic nuclear heat wave rolling through? Not that I can see or discern. In the meantime, as you point out, there are all these neat experiences. Best always. PM
Why do you use your words to suggest/promote lies... "training federal troops against civilians" ... I suspect you know better and that is a problem. Telling the truth is supposedly the easy route but you choose the road where bullshit tells a lie. Just saying Billy words matter.
Is your point that POTUS in fact did not say that? If Trumps's "our military" are Bonner's "federal troops", and Trump's "dangerous cities" are dangerous because of Bonner's "civilians", then where's the lie exactly?
There isn't a lie. It just those that have TDS (Trump Delusional Syndrome) are only able to see one way unfortunately. It is going to be ugly and getting there quickly. Let's see what happens as the $9.2T of T-bills have to be refinanced. Worldwide, countries are seeing the emperor has no clothes. And, here in the U.S. debt at all levels is out of control. Households, corporations, and governments. Ugh!
You're not broke until your creditor calls the debt. Now, yes, it is true that most creditors expect to be paid, but, if, say, a creditor, or even a string of them, for whatever reason, allows you to go forward without paying in a conventional manner or time-frame, then what? You have debt on paper, but you are still, almost magically, above water. The gallows floor could open at any moment, but somebody has to release the latch (or chop the rope). So far, over the past 50 years, I've been waiting for the creditors to call the debt, but for some reason, the creditors have seen reason not to. Best always. PM
Well, yes... that's Bongo Bill for you. He sprinkles in his vile lies about Trump thinking he will get a pass because he makes some sane points about the current fiscal situation. And his fellow Trump haters love it. Trump is far from perfect, but ridding our cities of criminals is to be commended.
Like all fads, trends, and marketing campaigns, the benefits are hyped and over-sold. Ai is a "can't miss", because insiders will make money. The average guy will get "help" in his daily life, but he will also face challenges, even harm, because Ai is beyond his purview in life. I have had Ai deliver me answers, suggestions, and outlines, which I KNOW contain falsehoods and fallacies. It may get better in time, and may even get worse, depending on who/what is at the helm writing the code and what the overall goal is. I don't buy the idea that progress EVER comes about altruistically as something for the general good of mankind. The world doesn't work that way. That said, I perceive your excitement about the potential of Ai and your chances of benefit, and, in that regard, I hope everything you see as good or beneficial to you does actually come to fruition. Just like at The Tub, you pays your money, and you takes your chances. May you roll "7" with Ai. Best always. PM
Tiresome, Bill. Yes, there are some highly (over) valued companies. But if you peel back the covers, there are a lot of good, boring companies trading at perfectly normal boring multiples as well. And many of them pay nice dividends. I'm a farmer. As we say, the best way to move cattle fast is slowly. Also, the best way to get rich quick is slowly!
Hopium springs eternal. Good Luck!
Thank you for having the courage to warn us of the storm—which is going to be far worse than the one you and your wife experienced. And thanks for not censuring or killing the neighbor. The creator of the coming economic storm has made it clear he thinks people like yourself should be destroyed for saying these things, for just warning us.
...the "creators" of the perceived storm were many.
Your singular reference reveals your bias.
And yes, the multiple politico creators of this debt have no respect for constituents beyond their singular (and in some cases multiple) vote.
Martin Armstrong’s Socrates computer is not showing a stock market crash.
He says that the Dow could possibly go up to 65,000 by 2032. He says this is due to capital flight out of Europe because of concerns of impending war!
Currently he sees gold, silver, and the dollar going up. I guess time will tell if he’s right.
Socrates also predicts war. The world is in chaos and re-aligning. Central banks worldwide exchanging fiat currencies (mostly U.S.) into gold. We will see as the U.S. goes into its Weimar phase. Going to quite a ride.
"Socrates" is not only predicting war, "he" is guaranteeing it. Lately, though, "Socrates" is coming to conclusions while lacking "his" general success at timing. I think your overall contention has merit: trends/threads/products of prior decisions/actions are in flux, some in final phases. Is there really any appreciable difference with regard to which door out of this mortal box we take? Any real difference between a bullet to the head, an horrific car accident, a 1,000 foot fall off of a cliff, or a hyper-thermic nuclear heat wave rolling through? Not that I can see or discern. In the meantime, as you point out, there are all these neat experiences. Best always. PM
Yes, it does indeed predict war!
Why do you use your words to suggest/promote lies... "training federal troops against civilians" ... I suspect you know better and that is a problem. Telling the truth is supposedly the easy route but you choose the road where bullshit tells a lie. Just saying Billy words matter.
Is your point that POTUS in fact did not say that? If Trumps's "our military" are Bonner's "federal troops", and Trump's "dangerous cities" are dangerous because of Bonner's "civilians", then where's the lie exactly?
There isn't a lie. It just those that have TDS (Trump Delusional Syndrome) are only able to see one way unfortunately. It is going to be ugly and getting there quickly. Let's see what happens as the $9.2T of T-bills have to be refinanced. Worldwide, countries are seeing the emperor has no clothes. And, here in the U.S. debt at all levels is out of control. Households, corporations, and governments. Ugh!
You're not broke until your creditor calls the debt. Now, yes, it is true that most creditors expect to be paid, but, if, say, a creditor, or even a string of them, for whatever reason, allows you to go forward without paying in a conventional manner or time-frame, then what? You have debt on paper, but you are still, almost magically, above water. The gallows floor could open at any moment, but somebody has to release the latch (or chop the rope). So far, over the past 50 years, I've been waiting for the creditors to call the debt, but for some reason, the creditors have seen reason not to. Best always. PM
Well, yes... that's Bongo Bill for you. He sprinkles in his vile lies about Trump thinking he will get a pass because he makes some sane points about the current fiscal situation. And his fellow Trump haters love it. Trump is far from perfect, but ridding our cities of criminals is to be commended.
Yup, while Bill may be right, it's hard to take advice from someone who goes out in a severe storm where signs and tree limbs are blown down.
"The benefits to society from AI are going to be gigantic.”
"Probably not, is our guess. Like the dot-com bubble, there are bound to be some useful applications for AI..."
Mr. Bonner needs to get out more... Ai is already making gigantic changes to the world I live in.
Like all fads, trends, and marketing campaigns, the benefits are hyped and over-sold. Ai is a "can't miss", because insiders will make money. The average guy will get "help" in his daily life, but he will also face challenges, even harm, because Ai is beyond his purview in life. I have had Ai deliver me answers, suggestions, and outlines, which I KNOW contain falsehoods and fallacies. It may get better in time, and may even get worse, depending on who/what is at the helm writing the code and what the overall goal is. I don't buy the idea that progress EVER comes about altruistically as something for the general good of mankind. The world doesn't work that way. That said, I perceive your excitement about the potential of Ai and your chances of benefit, and, in that regard, I hope everything you see as good or beneficial to you does actually come to fruition. Just like at The Tub, you pays your money, and you takes your chances. May you roll "7" with Ai. Best always. PM