Thank you for your email. I bought a membership in Bonner & Partners Founders Club with promised free access to all the research published by the Bonner & Partners network (see attachment). I’m just requesting my access to the new research provided by Bonner Private Research. I’ve already paid a significant sum for this service.
I'm a Bonner & Partners Founders Club member, and should have access to all their services and any of their services that are launched in the future. Thus far, I have not been able to gain access to the newly established Bonner Private Research.
I have been trying to contact Bonner & Partners, but all attempts lead to dead ends...either Legacy Research or some other former Bonner & Partner customer service representative that has no clue how to help me.
Go to Bill's email of 12/17/21 (from Rogue Economics) to read about Bill Bonner's Diary ending and Bonner Private Research starting. There is a link to click to join the new service right before "Regards . . . ." It costs $100 for one year. You can also email them directly at bonnerprivateresearch@gmail.com.
Ah yes, Dr. Wernher von Braun... as Tom Lehrer said in his song "Wernher von Braun", 'Once the rockets are up, who cares where they come down... That's not my department' says Wernher von Braun...
While you are so slow to fix your bank or find a different one that accepts DISCOVER CARD, you might sign me up for the one year that I try (a few times) to pay for, then when you clean up your end charge me (my DISCOVER CARD). Ralph
Mr Wood we emailed you a week ago about this (from bonnerprivateresearch@gmail.com). Please check that note. You should have access to subscriber content already.
First of all, I want to thank you for sharing your insights. They are always eye opening. My comment may be a long one and I know I am tilting at windmills, but here goes.
I've been frugal and fairly careful my entire life. I was always looking towards retirement from an unfulfilling career and happily was able to do that in my early 60"s. My wife will soon follow (hopefully). As I look at my retirement savings, I always figured we could take out a couple of thousand a month into infinity. With everything that has happened the last year or so, we are now looking at closer to three thousand a month. Still doable, maybe not into infinity but long enough.
The dunderheads in Washington are rapidly changing my math. For all of the reasons you write about, I see no end in sight to inflation with the added bonus of higher taxes. What happens when $3000 a month becomes $5000 then $8000? Our infinity becomes finite very quickly.
As I was pondering these things, I began to wonder what people of much greater means think of this dilemma or do they think of it at all. According to the internet, which I'm sure we can rely on, your net worth is just under a billion dollars. Obviously a substantial sum. From following you all these years, I know that you own many properties around the world including several hundred thousand acres of land. Having been involved in the real estate business for 40 years, I know that without substantial rental income these properties become a drain. So my question is, does someone in your position think about the effects of negative cash flow or does it continue to be the cost of doing business?
Thank you again for continually providing your insights.
I suggest you email them directly at bonnerprivateresearch@gmail.com
Susanne,
Thank you for your email. I bought a membership in Bonner & Partners Founders Club with promised free access to all the research published by the Bonner & Partners network (see attachment). I’m just requesting my access to the new research provided by Bonner Private Research. I’ve already paid a significant sum for this service.
Please provide me with my access.
Thank you,
I'm a Bonner & Partners Founders Club member, and should have access to all their services and any of their services that are launched in the future. Thus far, I have not been able to gain access to the newly established Bonner Private Research.
I have been trying to contact Bonner & Partners, but all attempts lead to dead ends...either Legacy Research or some other former Bonner & Partner customer service representative that has no clue how to help me.
I'd appreciate any help in this matter.
Go to Bill's email of 12/17/21 (from Rogue Economics) to read about Bill Bonner's Diary ending and Bonner Private Research starting. There is a link to click to join the new service right before "Regards . . . ." It costs $100 for one year. You can also email them directly at bonnerprivateresearch@gmail.com.
Ah yes, Dr. Wernher von Braun... as Tom Lehrer said in his song "Wernher von Braun", 'Once the rockets are up, who cares where they come down... That's not my department' says Wernher von Braun...
While you are so slow to fix your bank or find a different one that accepts DISCOVER CARD, you might sign me up for the one year that I try (a few times) to pay for, then when you clean up your end charge me (my DISCOVER CARD). Ralph
Mr Wood we emailed you a week ago about this (from bonnerprivateresearch@gmail.com). Please check that note. You should have access to subscriber content already.
Thank you, I did not see your note. Good on YA!!!! Ralph
First of all, I want to thank you for sharing your insights. They are always eye opening. My comment may be a long one and I know I am tilting at windmills, but here goes.
I've been frugal and fairly careful my entire life. I was always looking towards retirement from an unfulfilling career and happily was able to do that in my early 60"s. My wife will soon follow (hopefully). As I look at my retirement savings, I always figured we could take out a couple of thousand a month into infinity. With everything that has happened the last year or so, we are now looking at closer to three thousand a month. Still doable, maybe not into infinity but long enough.
The dunderheads in Washington are rapidly changing my math. For all of the reasons you write about, I see no end in sight to inflation with the added bonus of higher taxes. What happens when $3000 a month becomes $5000 then $8000? Our infinity becomes finite very quickly.
As I was pondering these things, I began to wonder what people of much greater means think of this dilemma or do they think of it at all. According to the internet, which I'm sure we can rely on, your net worth is just under a billion dollars. Obviously a substantial sum. From following you all these years, I know that you own many properties around the world including several hundred thousand acres of land. Having been involved in the real estate business for 40 years, I know that without substantial rental income these properties become a drain. So my question is, does someone in your position think about the effects of negative cash flow or does it continue to be the cost of doing business?
Thank you again for continually providing your insights.
If you own the real estate it doesn't matter much if you can't collect rent for a while. Although you would have to sell off a portion to pay taxes.