Paul Mampilly https://cli.re/bonnerandpartners #Bonner #partners https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HG3ePxKPIzg Existing stop: the Minnesota woods It's a zombie economy. Under zombie policies, phony money is being given out to dead individuals and zombie business. Casey Research study geologist Dave Forest took a trip extensively prior to COVID-19, working to find the most appealing investment opportunities in the products sector. As Expense's colleague and fellow world-traveler, he has many...
Read More »Bonner And Partners – The Only Daily Newsletter Featuring Financial Author Bill Bonner
Bonner And Partners https://cli.re/bonnerandpartners #Bonner #partners https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3P5QYFduBS0 Existing stop: the Minnesota woods It's a zombie economy. Under zombie policies, phony cash is being handed out to dead individuals and zombie business. Casey Research geologist Dave Forest took a trip extensively before COVID-19, working to find the most promising financial investment opportunities in the products sector. As Expense's associate and fellow world-traveler, he...
Read More »Bonner & Partners – The Only Daily Newsletter Featuring Financial Author Bill Bonner
Bonner & Partners https://cli.re/bonnerandpartners #Bonner #partners Present stop: the Minnesota woods It's a zombie economy. Under zombie policies, fake cash is being given out to dead people and zombie companies. Casey Research study geologist Dave Forest took a trip extensively before COVID-19, working to find the most promising investment chances in the commodities sector. As Costs's associate and fellow world-traveler, he has many special experiences to share. 19 total problems in...
Read More »Bill Bonner Diary – The Only Daily Newsletter Featuring Financial Author Bill Bonner
Bill Bonner Diary https://cli.re/bonnerandpartners #Bonner #partners Current stop: the Minnesota woods It's a zombie economy. Under zombie policies, fake cash is being distributed to dead individuals and zombie business. Casey Research geologist Dave Forest traveled extensively before COVID-19, working to find the most promising investment opportunities in the commodities sector. As Expense's colleague and fellow world-traveler, he has lots of unique experiences to share. 19 overall...
Read More »FX Daily, July 2: Dollar Thumped Ahead of US Jobs Report
Swiss Franc The Euro has fallen by 0.03% to 1.0636 EUR/CHF and USD/CHF, July 2(see more posts on EUR/CHF, USD/CHF, ) Source: markets.ft.com - Click to enlarge FX Rates Overview: Market optimism over the possibility of a vaccine in early 2021 overshadowed the continued surge in US cases, where the 50k-a-day threshold of new cases has been breached. Following the NASDAQ close yesterday at record highs, global equities have advanced. Led by Hong Kong returning from...
Read More »Coronavirus: Swiss government makes masks compulsory on public transport
© Andres Jacobi | Dreamstime.com On 1 July 2020, Switzerland’s federal government announced that it would become compulsory to wear masks on public transport from 6 July 2020. Due to the the growing number of people using public transport and a rise in the number of people testing positive for SARS-CoV-2 since mid-June, the Federal Council has decided to make it compulsory for those taking public transport to wear a mask. 137 new SARS-CoV-2 infections were reported...
Read More »Swiss government extends coronavirus economic support
Since April, over 190,000 companies have applied for short-time compensation for nearly two million employees – around 36% of the workforce in Switzerland. Keystone / Gian Ehrenzeller The Federal Council is extending short-term unemployment benefits by another six months and plans to help cushion financial losses faced by public transport. On Wednesday, the government announced that it is extending the maximum period for receiving partial unemployment support from 12...
Read More »An Interesting Juncture in History
Just as the rewards of central-bank bubbles have not been evenly distributed, the pain created by the collapse of the bubbles won’t be evenly distributed, either. We’ve reached an interesting juncture in history, and I don’t mean the pandemic. I’m referring to the normalization of extremes in the economy, in social decay and in political dysfunction and polarization. Let’s ask a very simple question. The S&P 500 stock index went up five-fold from its 2009 low...
Read More »July Monthly preview
Many major and emerging central banks took action in June, but outside of possible technical adjustments will continue with the current supportive stance in July. The policy focus will shift back to fiscal initiatives. The highlights will be the EU Summit on July 12, which is considering the EC’s 750 bln euro package of grants and loans, and the US decision regarding the $600 a week extra unemployment insurance (expiring at the end of July) and another large budget...
Read More »Gold Outperforms All Assets In 2020 YTD as Enters Seasonal Sweet Spot of July, August and September
◆ Gold is the top performing asset in the world in the first half of 2020, outperforming all stock markets including the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq and outperforming “safe haven” U.S. government bonds (see table above). Gold had an 18% gain in dollars in the first half of 2020 as risk assets, especially stock markets, fell sharply with the S&P down 4.5% and other stock markets down more than 10% (see table). Gold gained 18.6% in euros and by 25% in British...
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