| By Emma Walsh, Managing Editor, Bill Bonner's Diary Like a casino… That’s how Bill described the U.S. stock market this week... The Fed’s easy-come, easy-go money is making investors dizzy, and they’re taking all sorts of gambles. The inflation in the stock market will soon spill over into the Main Street economy… But that won’t stop the feds. If they stop the printing presses, the whole U.S. economy and empire will collapse. But while their brokerage accounts are soaring, most Americans are happy to ignore what Bill refers to as the “delightful poetry” of inflation… how it makes something out of nothing… and then nothing out of something… Regards, Emma Walsh
Managing Editor, Bill Bonner’s Diary
 | Only One Way Out
There are two tried-and-true ways to blow up a great empire: War and inflation. As to the first, America’s eternal war policy remains intact under Joe Biden. And he’s digging an even deeper financial hole with his COVID relief package. There’s only one way out – inflation. | |
 | Las Vegas Without the Free Drinks
Due to the feds’ free fake money, the U.S. stock market is like a huge casino. But if you stop printing fake money, the pseudo-prosperity bubble pops. That’s why, no matter who is sitting in the Oval Office, the mantra remains “Inflate or Die.” | |
 | Bingo Game for Dyslexic Lunatics
We are still in the early stages of inflation… the stage where all the Fed’s easy-come, easy-go money is making investors dizzy. The stock market has turned into a sort of bingo game, where neither words nor numbers need to make any sense. | |
 | The Delightful Poetry of Inflation
The phenomenon of inflation is both entertaining and instructive. But the useful learning comes not at the beginning, but at the end. While it is happening, most fail to appreciate the delightful poetry of it all… how it makes something out of nothing… and then nothing out of something… | |
 | There’s More to the Inflation Story Than Numbers
Typically, economists distil complex data sets into easy-to-understand models. Nuance and context are removed, leaving us with just numbers to explain a complicated phenomenon such as inflation. But it’s in the details – what Bill calls the “mystery and poetry” – that the story really develops. | |
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