The Rich Are Cavorting With the Devil By Maria Bonaventura, Managing Editor, Bill Bonner’s Diary Everyone loves a good scapegoat. Whether it’s the trade war… or the filthy rich who – some would argue – made their wealth by ripping off the moms and pops… you can always find someone to blame when things go wrong. With that in mind this week, our editor looks past the headline news about the trade war… Trump’s confused statistics about economic growth in America… and Warren’s doomed promises to give the rich what they’ve got coming… Regards, Maria Bonaventura Managing Editor, Bill Bonner’s Diary A Lesson From East Berlin’s Big, Bold, Dumb Experiment On Monday, Bill turns to the ultimate test of capitalism vs. communism: Cold War-era Germany. Those were the good old days, when East Berliners didn’t have to bother with the burden of dependable cars… food variety… and reasonable incomes… How Will POTUS Move the Markets Today? As Bill pens Tuesday’s Diary, Trump is preparing to give an important speech. No doubt, our editor muses, someone will know ahead of time what POTUS will say… and cash in on it. Which forces our editor to ask the question: How can anyone take the headline news seriously? Trump’s Superb Satire Schtick Despite much anticipation, The Donald’s address in New York was a disappointment. Instead of tooting his own horn about the trade war as our editor expected, all we got from Trump was noisy nonsense. The real joke, however, comes from the president’s new slogan… The Rich Have Never Had It So Bad in America The poor rich – they can’t seem to catch a break. Politicians want to take their money and distribute it among the less fortunate. The masses wave their pitchforks… and then wait with open hands. But as bad as the rich have it now in the good old U S of A, things are about to get much worse for them – and the rest of America… What It Really Takes to Get Rich What’s the key to getting rich? Hard work… conniving… or just dumb luck? At least one quack economist seems to think it’s the latter. But on Friday, our editor shows how it’s not the hand of God that has propped up the one percenters’ wealth… It’s the hands of a select few mortals in the dark corridors of Washington… 6 Reasons Why Gold Is the Best Money On Saturday we turn to Bill’s longtime colleague, legendary speculator Doug Casey. Doug believes a major gold boom is underway. And in this special weekend edition, he breaks down the six reasons why gold is better than the feds’ funny money… Like what you’re reading? Send your thoughts to feedback@bonnerandpartners.com. Recommended Links Gold Play Turns Every $1 Into $50? Legendary gold investor Doug Casey just spilled an “open secret” in the gold industry… You can profit from gold… without owning any. And by following this secret, you could make as much as 50 times or more… Enough to turn every $1 down into $50. [VIDEO] Show Me How. - Want This View in YOUR Backyard? Here’s How… Try out Jeff Clark’s “3-Stock Retirement Blueprint.” In short: It’s a way to generate thousands of dollars every year… using just 3 stocks. He’s been using this strategy for years. It helped him retire at 42… and he continues to use it to make thousands of dollars every year. Jeff’s revealing how it works… and even giving away the names and tickers of the 3 stocks you need to get started. Yes, Show Me The 3 Stocks. © Bonner & Partners 455 NE 5th Ave, Suite D384, Delray Beach, FL 33483 www.bonnerandpartners.com This editorial email containing advertisements was sent to phanhoa1821960.trader@blogger.com because you subscribed to this service. To stop receiving these emails, click here. Bonner & Partners welcomes your feedback and questions. But please note: The law prohibits us from giving personalized advice. To contact Customer Service, call toll free Domestic/International: 1-800-681-1765, Mon–Fri, 9am–7pm ET, or email us here. © 2019 Bonner & Partners. All rights reserved. Any reproduction, copying, or redistribution of our content, in whole or in part, is prohibited without written permission from Bonner & Partners. Privacy Policy | Terms of Use