– Decades ago, the huge houses used to be owned by people who made things and had a real role in society and manufacturing now they’re just owned by hedge-fund guys. – Declining marginal utility is where you invest too much into one thing and it all backfires. We view security as a good thing, but consider the money the Germans were spending on their own security during the war and that just can’t be justifiable. – Too much of a good thing is only too much. – If you borrow money long-term for real estate purposes and it’s on a low-rate basis, inflation can eventually come along and pay off your debt for you. – One potential option could be ‘direct monetary funding’ which is the act of giving money, rather than lending it, in an attempt to bring the economy back up by consumer spending. – Indeed, there’s every possibility that the US could follow suit and end up in a similar situation to Japan, especially with ever-increasing Chinese trade agreements using Chinese currency clauses. – The situation that Japan is currently in is terrible, and it doesn’t look to be improving in the immediate future. – The trade of the decade assessment is not a prediction it’s all about analyzing what’s up and what’s down. – The notion of creating money is so difficult for even experts to understand – how can real money be created from absolutely nothing? From thin air? – With many of these things they can start out as beneficial but the more you use them, the more issues arise. – The title for Bill Bonner’s latest book, Hormegeddon, comes from the term for specific biological experiments which went awry: hormesis. Bill’s company, Bonner & Partners, is a leading marketplace for advice and talking points about everything to do with investing so he’s perfectly placed to assist those looking to increase their investment prowess.Īhead of the interview, Jason addresses the Elon Musk announcement of semi-autonomous cars and their inevitably disruptive impact on everything – including real estate. On today’s Creating Wealth Show, host Jason Hartman talks to financial maven and author, Bill Bonner, about his new book, Hormegeddon, how to create money out of thin air, the situation in Japan and whether you really can have too much of a good thing.
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